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Boys Don't Make Passes At Girls In Glasses
35 comments:
- Londyn said...
I think glasses are adorable -- especially when you can find some really unique frames. Keep smiling and wearing those frames! :)
- March 24, 2008 at 6:02 PM
- Kori said...
I love my glasses because they have unique frames (and are thus a constant source of compliments), suite my face nicely, and add a hint of quirkiness to every outfit. Still, I can't help that feel they do me no favors when it comes to attracting guys. I wish that I didn't feel this way, but I can't help it...
- March 24, 2008 at 6:23 PM
- FlipsideAKW said...
To be completely honest I have seen four girls. Of the four girls three of them had glasses just exactly like the glasses you wear--Thick, black rims and with a rectangular shap.
I find them more attractive than any other type of glasses and I find them more times than not the women that do have glasses on posses the best qualities. They are the litterary and most responsive during conversation and such. They also tend to be the more loving of the bunch and I really like the way they turn out.
I am not too sure if these girls are the ones that have been viewed the way as you explained in the post but I would only guess so because they have so much to offer when they are in a relationship. I always try to go after the most sophisticated girls in glasses because of these traits, like I said, and it always seems to pay off. They need love too, and I am not too sure about everyone elses oppinions but mine are wear the glasses, they are very appealing to atleast me.
I will also state that I do not believe one should be judged by anything materialistic but rather by their heart and soul but this tends to happen more times than most *sigh*. The way a person looks is surely to attract an individual to them but when someone has glasses or a torn shirt you shouldn't shun them for their appearance but listen to what may be said from their heart and soul at the time. Because it may be talking straight to yours.
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PS. I may be fairly youthful but I've seen a lot. I would like to say that I have been looking through your blogs but waiting for a special time to post. I saw the time as now so I wanted to tell you "Thanks" for such a wonderful blog you have cept. Keep up the good work because it is looking great. - March 24, 2008 at 6:45 PM
- www.stylesymmetry.com said...
There's a stigma that comes with wearing glasses, and they are also such a pain. I am still waiting to be a candiate for surgery. But I love my frames, I have had the same ones for 2 full years, I feel like they are who I am now.
Hailey - March 24, 2008 at 6:47 PM
- Nadya said...
I used to hate wearing glasses, probably because I've had bad vision since I was five. And children can be quite mean about glasses - the "nerd" stigma starts pretty early. In middle school, it was probably the combination of having glasses, braces, and early-onset puberty that did me in. So I jumped at the first opportunity I could get to wear contacts.
Now I have a pair of cute frames I wear every so often (they're slightly cat-eyed, plastic and black in the front, and zebra-print on the side facing the eyes), but I still prefer contacts because they don't slip off my face, don't get smudged, I can wear them in the rain, and I always have peripheral vision. I really wish more leading ladies would wear glasses, though! I can't think of any good tv shows with lead women who wear glasses, and the only movie character that currently comes to mind is Enid from Ghost World (who prided herself on being an oddball anyways). - March 24, 2008 at 7:08 PM
- Meg said...
I love my glasses. I have contacts but I never wear them because I feel naked without glasses. I've been wearing the same type of frame for about 6 years and I'm still not tired of the shape (thick, black, rectangular - they give my round face angles which I don't naturally have). I do dislike it when I see hipster kids who don't need glasses, wearing them, though I can't say why.
This post reminds me of Marilyn Monroe in How to marry a millionaire - where she'd rather runaround blind than wear her glasses (of course, her future husband loved them so maybe girls shouldn't be shunning them!) - March 24, 2008 at 7:43 PM
Glasses can make people more attractive / look more interesting because their choice in glasses seemingly reveals something about their character.
I think glasses are super sexy, and sometimes (foolishly) wish that I had blurrier vision so that I could wear cool glasses. - March 24, 2008 at 7:46 PM
- enc said...
When I see people, I don't register them as "glasses-wearer" or "no-glasses." I just register them as people. I like glasses, and I really enjoy people who take their glasses seriously, as fashion accessories, like you, and I wish more people took care to do that. It's fun to see people enjoying their glasses.
- March 24, 2008 at 8:36 PM
- anna. said...
I love that whole nerdy thing Luella had going on.
I'm a total book worm/nerd at heart
and I like being able to dress like that sometimes.
its exhilerating
=D - March 24, 2008 at 8:44 PM
- Amelia said...
I like glasses, but, since I got my first pair of glasses at age 7 and my contacts at age 12, I kind of associate glasses with being a child. Also, I personally find it more convenient to have contacts, because you don't have to wipe them off when it's raining and they don't fall off when you're doing something crazy.
On the other hand, I do love librarian-chic and I think your glasses look great on you. - March 24, 2008 at 8:57 PM
- miss_vogue said...
what a wonderful post. I wear glasses, but i've totally come to believe that they ADD to my appearance rather than subtract from them. and they can be a fun accessory, and i'm loving the fact that they're a trend right now<3
- March 24, 2008 at 9:53 PM
- jeunedemoiselle said...
First of all, your post is really interesting.
Personnally, I think glasses are lovely, and add a little bit of charm to he person who wears them.
Your post makes me think of Marilyn Monroe's character in "How to Marry a Millionaire": she doesn't wear her glasses when an attractive man comes by, so she can't see what he looks like! But at the end she met someone who thinks women with glasses are attractive so she wears them. Plus she is beautiful, with or without glasses... - March 24, 2008 at 11:38 PM
- Bouncing Evil Ginner said...
I don't need glasses, but I still own a pair (circa 2002, Topshop, technically sunglasses because they stop UV rays but they're not dark). They look cool! But sadly, what girls find attractive, often guys do not. That said, in order for "bad eyesight" to have prevailed, surely a lot of people with glasses meet someone and have kids, so it's not all bad. You can't wear contacts all the time so they're not that repulsive :)
I would totally go out with someone who wears glasses. For me, guys often look fitter (I think the closest word to "fitter" in "American English" is "hotter") in glasses! - March 25, 2008 at 1:54 AM
- iñaki said...
I do think most people unconsciously take it as a flaw sign, but I also reckon we're rapidly getting over that. Personally, I love a girl with glasses, I don't care about the frame. It shows she has personality and doesn't give a damn about what others may think. I have to wear glasses but, to be honest, I only do when I like them with my outfit or I feel like it. However, I am not ashamed or wearing them at all!
Great post, unbelievable blog! ;)
xx - March 25, 2008 at 2:09 AM
- kirsty said...
i don't wear glasses, which is probably a good thing as i don't really suit them (i try them on all the time in shops). BUT a lot of my friends wear glasses (girl mates) and they have some gorgeous glasses, and i think they can look sometimes even better with glasses, and i know guys agree. it can give a sophisticated, sexy look. also, there is this lad i like and when i saw a photo of him with glasses on... wow! he looked hot in glasses.
i think glasses definitely have been associated with being geeky, or a nerd, but i really hope that changes! i do love the underground trend of huge frames, but don't think i could really pull it off sadly. - March 25, 2008 at 6:14 AM
- Kasmira said...
I WISH I could wear glasses, but I always end up in my contacts because I run or teach aerobics daily and can't do either activity in glasses. :(
Glasses are super cute! Maybe they don't show up on the big screen much because of the glare (studio lights) or because it's harder to see the actress' or actor's eyes. - March 25, 2008 at 6:45 AM
- susie_bubble said...
I've worn contacts since I was about five so I didn't really make a glasses to contacts transition... I don't think of one as more attractive than the other but just the convenience of contacts makes me favour them.... glasses slip off me and don't give me 20/20 vision....
- March 25, 2008 at 6:58 AM
- Rose said...
I have this big and nerdy black framed glasses myself and i wore it almost everyday earlier. I think it depends on how you wear it. Girls can definitely rock in glasses just like the pictures shown in your post=)
- March 25, 2008 at 7:02 AM
- saray said...
i have glasses since i was 6,
but i barley wear them, only when they look good with my outfit..
i love glasses, but it doesn't suit everyone. i really don't care about the frame or the brand as long as they suit the persons face! - March 25, 2008 at 8:26 AM
- kaitlin said...
I had glasses briefly in 4th grade. I wanted them and wanted them, much in the way kids sometimes want braces because friends have them, but quickly hated them and later didn't need them.
But these days I'm starting to feel the eye strain, and seeing now so many adorable varieties of glasses makes me want some. My cousin just got a pair, and while his are a little too big for my face, I rather liked the effect.
Funnily, my boyfriend (and now that i think of it, my dad also) loves women in glasses. The former tends to love the Tina Fey side of things, while the latter loves loves Rachel Weisz a la The Mummy. - March 25, 2008 at 8:42 AM
- miss milki said...
Interesting! I wear glasses and I hate having to wear them! Maybe I'd like them better if they weren't a necessity but an optional accessory. I have contacts, which I used to wear alot but my eyes are very tired recently so I stick with my glasses at the moment. I do actually like my glasses but I don't feel beautiful or attractive when I'm wearing them. I would never wear them going out.
I always see those beautiful hipsters with thick rimmed glasses and wonder why it is I don't look like them. Probably because I'm not a stunningly beautiful model under the glasses, just an average girl!
I really admire the way you wear your glasses and they do look cute on you. maybe i just need to start to think differently about my glasses!
btw Susie I had no idea you could wear contacts so young. My parents wouldn't let me get contacts until I could pay for them myself - they thought contacts are a luxury... maybe even bordering on vanity! - March 25, 2008 at 8:43 AM
- Elisabeth said...
I think glasses are so cute; on both sexes!
If I ever needed glasses, I know I'd wear them with pride! - March 25, 2008 at 8:45 AM
- Vain and Vapid said...
I think glasses are so cool to wear out to clubs, especially statement ones with dark frames. I don't wear glasses but I was actually looking for some with some clear frames to wear simply as a fashion item. Half the people at MisShapes have virtually the same pair...
- March 25, 2008 at 9:23 AM
- Soul Tanggg said...
you know, it's SO true.
I wear my geek glasses all the time.
I happen to think it completes my outifts.
but now that i really think about it.... I NEVER get hit on, or really even approached by guys... unless they're asking me if my glasses are fake. - March 25, 2008 at 10:38 AM
- coco said...
I love geeky glasses, when they are worn in the right way that is
The title of this post makes me think of a Will & Grace episode where Jack is wearing glasses and after Will says to him 'Boys don't make passes at guys who wear glasses' he comes back with 'And Guys don't make passes at guys with fat arses'
Sorry I'm a bit of a fan! hahah - March 25, 2008 at 11:54 AM
- said...
i love those glasses! and i love Hell's Kitchen.. i hit up all the flea markets on sats and sundays! you can speak japanesse? thats so cool haha and thats a really great find (the jacket)!
- March 25, 2008 at 12:56 PM
- hannah said...
im loving the title. so cute!
i used to wear glasses, but i got contacts a few years ago. i love glasses, i just couldnt imagine myself having to wear them again. - March 25, 2008 at 5:42 PM
- Natasha said...
I definitely prefer wearing my contacts, I think they look better and are also more functional (I see better, less cleaning.)
I have noticed a funny thing about my glasses. Ordinarily I think people find me less attractive in them, but when I go to 'artsy' or 'hipster' places in them I think I get checked out more. I guess it just goes to show that most 'groups' are image-conscious in their own way. - March 26, 2008 at 7:50 AM
- Pratishtha Durga said...
My! It reminds me of that comment about my cousin :) I try to imagine your face without glasses, but it looks not half as pretty as it is now.
I do agree with your observations, though. In my case, glasses totally won him over. So I guess, exceptions and all that jazz. - March 26, 2008 at 10:19 AM
- Sheryl Wong said...
some pple look good wearing glasses, I just don't happen to be one of them..haha...
well, a long time ago, in one of the cool clubs in Singapore, a guy, did walk up to me and "adviced" me to lose the glasses...hahaha - March 27, 2008 at 9:57 AM
- Vevrikl said...
glasses are sexy, i reckon
- March 27, 2008 at 2:47 PM
- the iron chic said...
Once, when wearing my driving glasses, someone said I looked like my Mom.
I haven't really worn them much since. - March 27, 2008 at 4:51 PM
- Teresa said...
Well, I think nowadays, glasses are becoming more of a fashion staple than ever, showing up on the faces of Chloe Sevigny, the Luella runway, and Cobra Snake hipsters alike. Which makes me feel better cause my vision is so bad I rely on my glasses for practically everything.
- March 30, 2008 at 9:43 PM
- hoyan said...
some people just suit glasses, but some don't so i can understand getting lenses. and sometimes glasses are just not practical- for instance in some sports.
however i've been wearing glasses ten years now and would not trade them for the world! although i like to get new pair once in a while :) - March 31, 2008 at 3:56 PM
I agree with the author of the above post. I'd be one of the ones who isn't suited to glasses. Even though I probably should wear them, I don't. Not only would I have to live in constant fear of a shattered lens (I deal with machinery frequently, and I've already had stitches in my right eyelid), glasses wouldn't go with my generally stand-offish and intimidating demeanor. Plus, I generally think of glasses as feminine...the authoress of this blog looks so adorable in her glasses!
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There is no cure for asthma, although symptoms sometimes improve over time. With proper self management and medical treatment, most people with asthma can lead normal lives.
The complications of asthma can be severe. Some include:
Call for an appointment with your health care provider if asthma symptoms develop.
Call your health care provider or go to the emergency room if:
Go to the emergency room if the following symptoms occur:
You can reduce asthma symptoms by avoiding known triggers and substances that irritate the airways.
Persons with asthma should also avoid air pollution, industrial dusts, and other irritating fumes as much as possible.
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National Asthma Education and Prevention Program Expert Panel Report 3: Guidelines for the Diagnosis and Management of Asthma. Rockville, MD. National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, US Dept of Health and Human Services; 2007. NIH publication 08-4051.
Wechsler ME. Managing asthma in primary care: putting new guideline recommendations into context. Mayo Clin Proc. 2009;84:707-717.
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Privacy concerns, as we've seen with our computer software and mobile devices for the past 20 years, are now affecting car owners.
New cars equipped with cellular and satellite connections are posing some controversial questions, particularly as owners are asked to submit personal info such as their location and driving habits.
As we reported last week, a recent survey by Cisco found that 65 percent of respondents would be either "somewhat willing" or "very willing" to share their driving habits for auto insurance or maintenance discounts. Sixty percent responded similarly when asked if they would share biometric data in order to "personalize security for a vehicle," meaning the ability to access and start a vehicle using fingerprint-scanning, for example.
While consumers have gotten used to sharing personal data – allowing a grocery store to analyze their shopping habits or social media services tracking locations and interests, as just two examples – the car represents a new and powerful attraction to marketers.
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Sports-car brand's hybrid-electric push is part of a broader focus on fuel efficiency.
Most automakers have dipped a toe into the slowly emerging and extremely limited plug-in hybrid electric market by producing just a single model. According to British magazine Autocar, Porsche plans to introduce plug-in versions of all of its models based on technology developed for the 2014 Panamera S E-Hybrid introduced at the 2013 Shanghai Auto Show.
A Porsche representative revealed that new hybrid platforms that combine an electric motor and clutches in one unit has been adapted to fit into all of the company's future cars, including the 911 and Cayman. It uses the same electric motor and clutch assembly slotted between the engine and transmission in the current Panamera and Cayenne hybrids, but adds a more powerful motor and battery.
The new hybrid technology is a step beyond the unit used in the Panamera S E-Hybrid and will be more powerful than its 94-horsepower hybrid-electric motor. The next-generation system will also be supported by a more energy-dense battery pack and more lightweight wire looms that use aluminum instead of copper.
Our semiregular roundup of the latest automotive news and musings from around the Web.
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Meet the BMW 2 Series, aka the new BMW 1 Series – wait, what?
After the 2014 BMW 2-Series was spotted in camouflage lapping the Nurburgring racetrack in Germany earlier this year, the first uncovered images of the new model were released this week. Specifically, the pictures (see them at Car and Driver) show the 235i in M Sport trim. As opposed to the 1-Series, which had distinctive, squared-off front- and rear-end treatments, the 2-Series more closely echoes the current 3- and coming 4-Series BMWs.
The M235i, as it's likely to be known, will have a 3.0-liter turbocharged straight-six engine producing around 320 horsepower and will sit above a base 228i with a 2.0-liter 240-horsepower turbocharged 4-cylinder. An M2 follow-up to the well-received 1M coupe could top 360 horsepower. An official reveal of the 2-Series is expected to occur near the end of this year, with production beginning as we head into 2014.
The creation and coming debut of the 2-Series is a major step in BMW's overhaul of its lineup. With the end goal of creating a line of easy-to-distinguish models offering something for everyone – sound familiar, MINI fans? – BMW is coding coupes as even-numbered models and sedans under odd numbers.
The accelerator actually pushes back against your foot if you're trying to goose it too hard.
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This is now a trend: Fail to fix someone's luxury car in China, and soon the vehicle may be bashed to bits.
Not in China. This week, a man parked his Maserati Quattroporte by the steps of the Qingdao Auto Show and proceeded to beat the car with sledgehammers in front of a crowd. The purpose, according to China Car Times, was to show the owner's frustration with a local Maserati distributor that repaired his car, unsuccessfully, with used parts instead of the new ones he ordered.
Luxury cars in China face huge import tariffs, and this particular Maserati cost a whopping $423,000 when new in 2011, or roughly 3.5 times more than a typical Quattroporte in the U.S. That makes the story even crazier.
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Pastors in southeast Nigeria claim illness and poverty are caused by witches who bring terrible misfortune to those around them. And those denounced as witches must be cleansed through deliverance or cast out.
The devil must be busier than ever in the new millennium.
Exorcism, the ancient rite of casting out Satan and his demons from the souls of the possessed, is thriving in America and was long before recent revelations that Mother Teresa underwent one and Pope John Paul II performed them.
"It is a big phenomenon," J. Gordon Melton, a Methodist minister who directs the Institute for the Study of American Religion, says of exorcisms in the United States.
"There is a lot of exorcism going on."
"As a Christian, I've read the Bible … you know, go to church and stuff," explained Sonnier. "I know where it's going to end up coming to, the mark of the beast. I'm not going to let my kids have that."
CHICAGO (MCT) — A few months after allegedly killing his wife and three children, Christopher Vaughn wrote a jailhouse poem in a coded alphabet that referred to a stripper with whom prosecutors say Vaughn dreamed of starting a new life.
And now they want jurors to see the scribbled poem, which was written in runic symbols that the Oswego, Ill., man likely learned during his study of Druidism and pagan religions, attorneys said.
The poem was "decrypted" by the FBI, prosecutors say. The poem, written as a list of things to do, includes the enigmatic phrase "Ask Maya the question," according to a court filing.
Prosecutors believe this is a reference to Maya Drake, a stripper Vaughn frequented. Drake was "an unwitting part" of Vaughn's plan to start a new life in the Canadian wilderness, prosecutors say the evidence will show when his trial begins next week.
Salomea wrote:@DJ Droood- I read the article You linked, but there are few things I don't understand- 1- what the poem has to do with rest? 2. what the fact it was runic has to do with the case?(2.a.- do they really find the "encrypting" an achievement?) 3. what does "live off the land" means in that context? 4.I thought druids used/are connected with ogham, I'm wrong or something, cause it is not similar to modern alphabet... 5.Was that article really published, because although it says the trial has not started, it all sounds as if he was already convicted an that's not exactly presumption of innocence?(and it's not like I have any warm feeling for the guy, but it just doesn't sound right)
DJ Droood wrote:I can't really answer your questions, except the last one...this article was published on Aug 21, 2012..his trial just started....I just put "Druid lunatic" or something like that, in google news, to see what popped up...just trying to make the point that superstiution can lead to crime and mayhem in pretty much every religion.
Salomea wrote: but I was just hoping that You know something more about it. I'm not really sure if it's really about any religion at all and isn't it more than about superstition, about false belief (of being justified) and cowardice, [if of course the man is guilty].[/color]
Aphritha wrote:*sigh* Its ridiculous to think these things still go on....and people claim we've evolved!
gina wrote:I've had first hand knowledge of the African superstition. I used to work with a woman who came from Nigeria. When she learnt that I was a Druid she refused to be in the same room as me and tried to turn all against me. She told one of my workmates that she had had me Exorcised from afar and that as my devil powers were obviously strong her Pastor would come and do me in person. It was only after she offered to have her hubby come and beat the devil out of me, which caused me to have time off with stress that my manager did something. She no longer works with us.
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The City of Poulsbo and the downtown merchants are getting ready for the first phase of the Anderson Parkway Project to begin. This 50 day long project will include repaving of the parkway, installing bio-cells, Filterra Units, and associated storm water drainage structures. The project also includes the addition of two new parking spaces and new lighting.
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...Shorter Chapel Bulletin... PUBLISHED WEEKLY ©rgan of jilprler JL |H |L (EI]nrd] Vol. 2 Denver, Colorado JUNE 11, 1921 No. 28 DUTV CARD. My Duty to My God. Commune with Him in prayer. Seek to know His will and do it. Humbly confess Him before men. Engage in some work for Him. Have zeal in His service. CONGREGATIONAL HYMN. My Duty to My Church. Attend her services. Pray for her prosperity. Give to her support. Work for her success. Practice cordiality. Invite others to her services. "Whosoever thou art that enterest this church, remember that it is God's house; be reverent; be silent; be thoughtful and leave it not without one prayer to God for thyself, for those vho minister and those worship here." seat. I think when I read that sweet story of old, When Jesus was here among men, How He called little children as lambs to his fold. I should like to have been with them then. (Refrain) I should like to have been with the in then. I wish that his hands had been placed on my head ! That his arms had been thrown around me; And that I might had seen His kind look when He said: i "Let the little ones come unto me." . | (Refrain) "Let the littlo ones come unto me." I Yet still to his foot-stool in prayer may I go, And ask for a share in His love; And if I now earnestly seek Him below, I shall see Him and hear Him above. (Refrain) I shall see Him and hear His above. USHERS' DAY. Sunday, July 10th, will be observed as Ushers' Day. A special sermon will be preached to them in the morning and a special program will be rendered at the evening service. K. lG. Johnson, Pres.; L. A. King, Sec. EVENING SERVICE. A meeting in the interest of the Pueblo sufferers and the victims of the Tulsa riot will be held this evening by the N. A, A. C. P., and the Civic Association. Come early for a good
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Title | Shorter Chapel Bulletin : Organ of Shorter A.M.E. Church |
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Summary | A weekly bulletin for the Shorter Chapel A.M.E. Church, Vol 2 Denver, Colorado June 11, 1921 No.28. |
Date | 1921 June 11 |
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By Lynann
from Allen Texas
Has been great for my 12 year old cat with arthritis. My 16 month kitten enjoys it too, was a great purchase.
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By Fin
from Philadelphia, PA
Our house has become over run with vermin because Oskar, our cat, will not leave the bed.
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
My cat loves it
By libs20
from medford,ma
My cat absolutely adores this bed and she hates everything that I buy. My cat is 12 lbs and the large bed fits perfectly. I don't think the small would be big enough for her. The 'hood' does not work and is a little dilapidated-this was the only disappointment. Again, she loves this bed. I would recommend it to everyone-especially if you have an older cat with arthritis issues.
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Cat Approved!
By Fang the Cat
from Leasburg NC
It is for the cat and he likes it.
Picture is misleading
By BoomerSooner
from Oklahoma City, OK
As previously noted, the cover does not stand up as the picture indicates. It's very thin and droops down onto the bed. Our dog wouldn't go near it until we completely took the cover off. We purchased the "large" bed for our small 12 pound dog. If she were any bigger the "large" bed will be too small for her.
Huge Hit with Cat
By MBetsy
from Bloomfield, CT
Our cat lovedd it immediately.
(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
Cat loves this bed.
By Catmom
from Newark, DE
Although the picture shows the 'lid' of the bed arched over the cat, in actuality it flops down. Our cat avoided the bed until I took the lid off, then she jumped in and has used it almost continuously. The size is perfect for her - she's long and lanky, and other beds I have had for her leave her legs hanging out.I haven't tried the heater yet since my husband is freaked out by electrical appliances that are to be left on, but since the cat used to hang out around the heating vents in the winter, I have no doubt she would like the extra warmth.
By curlykat
from Ottawa Ontario
I wouldn't buy another.


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Twist Box - Kuroasa
Object: Open the BoxDifficulty: Level 5 - EasyBrand: Puzzle MasterType: Other Japanese Puzzle BoxesDimensions: 3.54 in x 3.54 in x 1.97 in / 9 cm x 9 cm x 5 cmPackaging: Pressboard Gift Box
Price: $149.99 Canadian Dollars Your credit card company or PayPal will automatically convert* the Canadian Dollar amount into your local currency.
Currency Converter: U.S. dollar - approx. 146.06Argentine peso - approx. 764.47Australian dollar - approx. 150.02Bahamian dollar - approx. 146.06Brazilian real - approx. 297.48CFA franc - approx. 74,733CFP franc - approx. 13,598Chilean peso - approx. 70,286Chinese renminbi - approx. 897.08Colombian peso - approx. 268,799Croatian kuna - approx. 863.00Czech Republic koruna - approx. 2,970Danish krone - approx. 849.32East Caribbean dollar - approx. 389.99European Euro - approx. 113.96Fiji dollar - approx. 267.31Ghanaian cedi - approx. 290.91Guatemalan quetzal - approx. 1,154.65Honduran lempira - approx. 2,775Hong Kong dollar - approx. 1,133.83Hungarian forint - approx. 33,184Icelandic krona - approx. 18,049Indian rupee - approx. 8,017Indonesian rupiah - approx. 1,428,476Israeli new shekel - approx. 535.49Jamaican dollar - approx. 14,381Japanese yen - approx. 15,041Malaysian ringgit - approx. 441.41Mexican peso - approx. 1,799Moroccan dirham - approx. 1,263.61Myanmar kyat - approx. 136,355Neth. Antilles florin - approx. 255.61New Zealand dollar - approx. 180.75Norwegian krone - approx. 856.59Pakistan rupee - approx. 14,381Panamanian balboa - approx. 146.06Peruvian new sol - approx. 387.27Philippine peso - approx. 6,021Polish zloty - approx. 476.46Romanian new leu - approx. 494.37Russian rouble - approx. 4,591Serbian dinar - approx. 12,594Singapore dollar - approx. 183.59South African rand - approx. 1,374.79South Korean won - approx. 163,388Sri Lanka rupee - approx. 18,447Swedish krona - approx. 979.04Swiss franc - approx. 142.16Taiwanese new dollar - approx. 4,384Thai baht - approx. 4,363Trinidad and Tobago dollar - approx. 937.44Tunisian dinar - approx. 242.89Turkish new lira - approx. 269.43U.A.E. dirham - approx. 536.44U.K. pound sterling - approx. 96.26Venezuelan bolivar fuerte - approx. 920.19Vietnamese dong - approx. 3,061,020Prices here are estimates provided for your convenience only, and may vary slightly from actual rates.
High quality wood material (Katsura) is used. This box has a particularly nice finish and of exceptional quality. This box is stamped with the craftsman's name on the inside of the lid and comes in a high quality pressboard gift box.
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