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Monday, August 31, 2009
NFL Kick Off...
1:43 PM
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The start of the NFL season is upon us. In addition to getting men beer and food, your only other job is to look good. Don't talk, don't ask questions, be seen not heard. Go buy a jersey or a team tshirt now before the season starts, your support. Every guy loves a girl in a sports uniform.-He
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Nike Heels?
8:45 AM
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This is a first for He. Never has He seen a woman wear heels with white socks. He is not even sure what to write because he is so blown away. If you thought guys in white socks and black shoes were bad, this takes it to a whole new level.-He
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Adrianne & Me
7:40 AM
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Determined is not ambitious. Determined is staying focus on your goal but letting the result show up naturally. A win-lose situation. When you're ambitious, you tend to rationalize things to the extent of letting the wrong seem right. A must-win situation. Learning of the day: stay determined, people :)
Anywaaaay, playing with Adrianne before I sleep...
Good night, everyone! :)
Anywaaaay, playing with Adrianne before I sleep...
Good night, everyone! :)Prince Albert...
5:23 AM
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-He
Sunday, August 30, 2009
Kindergarten Crayons
6:33 AM
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So-called photo session with my lil' sis and Dina...I heart them so! :)
eBase dress, Pink Floyd t-shirt, Kamiseta denim shorts, Topshop footless tights, Fashion Puff necklace, Toko Dua Amoi shoes
eBase dress, Pink Floyd t-shirt, Kamiseta denim shorts, Topshop footless tights, Fashion Puff necklace, Toko Dua Amoi shoesFriday, August 28, 2009
She Sells Sea Shells in the Sea Shore
9:57 PM
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Enjoyed seafood for dinner with my lovely friends...
Tailor-made dress, Forever 21 belt, Topshop tights, Dorothy Perkins bag, What's Pink shoes
Good night! :)
Tailor-made dress, Forever 21 belt, Topshop tights, Dorothy Perkins bag, What's Pink shoes
Good night! :)Make it Bounce...
1:00 PM
automotive
He likes the layered, fluffy skirt, especially the white ones. It has a nice bounce to it. Always makes the ass look nice.This picture also give a clear example to any doubters that shoes that are not heels, make your legs look stumpy. Obviously this isn't a tall girl, but add some extra height to this shoes and legs will increase in goodlookiness by at least 2 full points.
-He
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Landing Strip...
10:27 AM
automotive
What aren't you girls understanding about hair styling? No self respecting man wants to be walking down the street with this girl on his arm. A mohawk is probably less attractive then if the b*tch just shaved her head. Ladies keep the hair on your head there, and let it grow. None of this short sh*t, and definitely no crazy styles as seen above.-He
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Thursday, August 27, 2009
Chop Chop Shop!
9:04 PM
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There were some problems on the website yesterday, but now Wondershoe's online shop is perfectly running... woohooo!!
To have your own Ashley, Alexis or Adrianne, click HERE :)
If you still experience problems, email askme@wondershoe.com
To have your own Ashley, Alexis or Adrianne, click HERE :)
If you still experience problems, email askme@wondershoe.com
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Silky Smooth...
1:43 PM
automotive
Starting to see more and more of these silky dresses appear, and He is a big fan. Even though they appear to be loose fitting, they tend to get sucked in close to the body at the critical points. This chick was also sporting some heels with pink bottoms. He guesses she couldn't afford the red ones, but hey not everyone is perfect.-He
Henna Please...
8:45 AM
automotive
More like Henna no thank you. Unless you are a 13 year old girl (who He still doesnt think would be interested in henna) what the hell are you doing getting a henna tattoo on the street? Gotta ask yourself, if you can still have any dignity every morning when you wake up and the dumb thing is still there. Not to mention he got some chinese lettering on his arm. Come on can you be any more cliche? Congratulations dude all the girls back home are gonna think your sooo cool because you got a fake tattoo.Oh and by the way, nice peace watch.
-He
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Suffer for me...
6:11 AM
automotive
Well just when He thought the world couldn't get any dumber, some smuck named Ninette van Kamp goes and creates a line of lingerie called Souffrez Pour Moi meaning “Suffer for Me.”These garments seams, beads, and textured fabric to create temporary patterns on the skin.
Congratulations Universe, you have stumped He again, as to why anyone would wear this crap. If any girl guys this thinking its gonna look sexy she needs to have these beads drilled into her face.
-He
Congratulations Universe, you have stumped He again, as to why anyone would wear this crap. If any girl guys this thinking its gonna look sexy she needs to have these beads drilled into her face.
-He
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Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Shoe of the Week...Charlotte Olympia
1:00 PM
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Nina Garcia in a Time Out NYC interview confirms what He has been saying:"I'm all about the high heel; I think it's the sexiest accessory ever made, including lingerie...I think men respond very well to high heels. They give you a good attitude and it doesn't matter what size you are."
Thank you Nina for confirming everything He has been preaching. Charlotte wins this weeks shoe of the week for her height, as He says, go big or go home.
-He
Grab on and Hold on tight...
9:15 AM
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He has no problem with PDA, public displays of affection. But when is it to much? Here we have a full on ass grab. This guy was really into it, as He watch this guy grab that ass numerous times, he like was kneeding dough. Personally, He would grab a nice ass too if it was standing next to him. Girls like that, lets them know whose in control and that their ass is worth grabbing. When is to much to much?-He
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I Proudly Present...
9:15 AM
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Super yayness! Finally the shoes I designed for Wondershoe are available and ready to accompany you walk around town!! I tried to keep the shoes simple yet edgy to make sure it's suitable for daily wear but cool enough to make your friends notice hehehe...meet the 3 new babies; Alexis, Ashley and Adrianne...:)
FYI, Wondershoe's online shop ships worldwide...yayyyyyyyyy!
Available at:
http://www.wondershoe.com/
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Jakarta Barat
GOD INC.
Jl. Sultan Agung no. 9
Bandung
GARLICK
Jl. Bawean no. 39
Surabaya
CHAMBERS
Jl. Boulevard A1/3 Panakukang Mas
Makassar
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Thank you...101 Posts...
6:25 AM
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Thank you to everyone who reads Fashion by He. He appreciates your comments and daily support.Don't forget to follow He with Google, Blog Lovin, Facebook and Twitter.
-He
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That ain't right...
5:18 AM
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-He
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Thank You...Ed Hardy
9:13 AM
automotive
Today, He would like to thank Ed Hardy. Why you might ask? Well the answer is simple. Ed Hardy has made it easy for people everywhere to easily figure out who the dbags are in the crowd. Anyone wearing an EH shirt should be instantly removed from Planet Earth.Men by law are not allowed to wear anything with sparkles or shiney sh*t on them. Dragons, skulls, animals, and other men names should also be included on the list of things Men should never have on a shirt. Another thank you to EH for expanding so fast that there is now a wide variety of items to help locate these dbags; hats, shoes, bathingsuits, belts, and much more. Hell they even sell baby clothing if you want to set your child up for complete and total failure early in life.
-He
Mango-Flavored Yoghurt
8:12 AM
automotive
Soooooooo today was a good day as I managed to finish everything at work by 4.30 p.m. sharp then drove back home under the warm reddish sunlight...yay!!
Something more to add up the good news...new hairbands and necklace from Angelova!! Yippiiieeeee....:)
This one's my favorite!
Thank you so much, Angelova...do visit them here!! :)
Something more to add up the good news...new hairbands and necklace from Angelova!! Yippiiieeeee....:)
This one's my favorite!
Thank you so much, Angelova...do visit them here!! :)
Feel the Rhythm...
6:04 AM
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If you cannot hoola hoop, you did something wrong in a past life. Being this uncoordinated is no way to pick up chicks. He feels sorry for you, fool.-He
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Monday, August 24, 2009
Chitchat With Ryan Reynolds
11:16 AM
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Ryan Reynolds has hit it lead recent roles in major big-screen blockbusters like Wolverine and The Proposal. He’s also got a pretty sweet personal life to now that he’s married to actress Scarlett Johansson. In Adventureland, on DVD and Blu-ray Aug. 25, Reynolds plays Mike Connell, a technician at a theme park, who's having an affair with a much younger girl played by Kristen Stewart. Get the inside scoop from Reynolds on amusement parks, dead-end jobs, and more ...
Was it difficult to make such a roguish character so charming?
Why thank you very much. It wasn’t my goal to make him that likeable, so I failed you! Again. Yeah, it was fun. I liked that there is no real villains or heroes in this movie. I fthey eel like it’s a lot like life, you know, people have complexities and have their heroic moments and their villainous moments. I will say that with this cast I've never felt so old. It was a routine of humility. Obviously this guy is having a pretty inappropriate relationship with this very, very young girl, but the spirit on the set, it really felt like where I was eight or nine years ago. It was like a pretty cool place to be each day.
Have you ever had what seemed like a dead-end job?
Yeah, I worked at a restaurant in Vancouver. I shouldn’t even name it! It was a restaurant in Kitsilano and I was a busboy there, but no one ever really ate there. I think I was actually working for Peruvian drug lords. This was my thought. I had like this abusive boss who had a fuse that was absolutely minimal at best, and I worked there all day. And then at night, I would work at a grocery store the graveyard shift, you know, throwing fresh fruit at my co-workers.
And this was when you were a struggling actor?
Yeah. I mean I was a struggling actor, as much as I could be in Vancouver. I mean you can only play so many ex-Falcon Crest stars’ sons in so many ‘movies of the week’ before you just you burn out! So yeah, I was kind of doing that to supplement my happiness, believe it or not.
What did you make of Twilight star Kristen Stewart, your co-star in Adventureland?
Kristen is great. She’s really great. Obviously life has changed for her in a pretty drastic way since then. So it was kind of cool to see her talking about this thing called Twilight she might do.
Adventureland is a very personal film for Greg Mottola and he’s based a lot of the characters on people that he knew. Did he say that you were based on a particular person?
I don’t think so. You know, that probably would have been a smart thing for me to ask him! But I don’t know. He and I had about four different meetings before I jumped in there, because I didn’t have a lot of trust — I didn’t really know Greg that well other than seeing SuperBad, and I just thought, ‘Is this guy going to just be your stereotypical douche or is he going to be a guy that’s actually got some depth to him or another side to him?
And then, when you hang out with Greg a little bit longer, you realize that all these specifics are in the script for a reason, because this is a guy that actually lived this life and that’s what I love about Adventureland. He’s really created a world you know, where there are such specific instances happening and specific characters that you think ‘Wow, there is no way that someone just made this up; this has actually happened’. It was a great experience. Greg has poured his heart and soul into it in every way.
What are the everyday dramas you deal with in dead-end, “unglamorous” jobs?
Oh yeah. I mean you know, you’d be hard pressed to find more drama in Days of Our Lives than you do in an average job each day. I mean co-workers can create a jocular sort of lifestyle that’s going on. Everybody is kind of trying to get ahead or kind of create this job and mould it to their own needs at the same time. My job in the restaurant sucked, but at the same time, the thing that kept me going to work each day and really kind of got me through it were my co-workers. The same people that you have fights with and disagreements with are the same people that you rely on and you count on to stay sane in these crazy jobs.
You mentioned the specifics in the script, what specifics about your character helped you the most?
For me it was just his unabashed fantasy life that my character was leading, this idea that he’s so much more than he actually is. He has this inability to accept where he is in his life, and that’s something that I feel really heartbreaking. I found it touching in a strange way, that this guy is so disappointed with how things turned out for himself that he’s chosen to really try to be the biggest fish in the smallest pond he could possibly find. And that’s what that represented for him. To me, that was reason enough to jump in there and do it.
Is it fun being on an amusement park to make a film, or was it annoying?
It’s annoying because there is all these sound issues. There are a lot of background artists, too. They're at an amusement park, but they're being told to be quiet and stay in one section. So I think that naturally it got a little antsy and some takes get ruined because people are yelling and screaming and talking and all sorts of stuff.
What are the different considerations that go into shooting an ensemble-supporting role, like in Adventureland versus a lead role?
I don’t know. I don’t usually think of it like that. I've always loved character work. When I was younger, I considered myself a character actor, but I didn’t get those parts a lot of the time. When they come along in a movie like Adventureland, I try to jump at them usually, if it’s a good film. That’s just it though, if it’s a good movie, I don’t really care if I’m a big role or a small role.
You were just a kid in the ’80s when this movie is set. Did you have any special like favorite movies or music from the ’80s?
For me, I loved Say Anything. That was a huge movie for me when I was a kid. I think for a lot of guys my age, it was. You always have that moment where you picture yourself with a ghetto blaster over your head and blasting it out for the one you love. In reality, you’d be arrested for doing that. But I love that movie. I was a huge fan of Being There, but I don’t know if that was an ’80s movie or not. It’s such an indelible decade — the ’90s was this vaguely forgettable decade, style wise. It’s more of a hodgepodge of the previous three decades. So the ’80s really had this je ne sais quois unto itself that is always fun to explore.
Are you still auditioning or are people hiring you based on the fact that they want Ryan Reynolds in their film?
Truthfully, I haven't auditioned in a long, long time, but it’s never outside the realm of possibility. I mean if you want a film and they don’t want you, sometimes you have to go fight for it. Sometimes that ends up just being a meeting really, just sitting down with them and just saying here is my vision for it and here is why I really love it. But for the most part, I think filmmakers gravitate towards people that are excited – as excited as they are about the film and as passionate about it. So sometimes going after it isn't so much a function of auditioning as it is just sitting down with the filmmaker.
Do you ever make choices based on wanting to avoid being be typecast?
Not usually, no. I've never had a movie that I was the star of that made a billion dollars at the box office. Maybe things change for people when that happens. Maybe suddenly you're sort of pushed in that direction a lot more, but in a way, I've been lucky because of that. I can do a bunch of different stuff.
Having worked with Sandra Bullock now in The Proposal after knowing for so long, did you learn anything new about her?
She has an ability to compress an enormous amount of emotion and information in a single look. I think that’s the magic of her. I used to think it was because she was the girl next door or she’s America’s sweetheart or any of that crap – but no, it’s the fact that she’s got some sort of weird, bizarre supernatural gift that I’m deeply envious of and would love to have some day. We've been friends for a long time, but we haven't been up in each other’s grill for 15 hours a day for three months. So thankfully, that all worked out well and she didn’t stick her three-legged dogs on me.
Was it difficult to make such a roguish character so charming?
Why thank you very much. It wasn’t my goal to make him that likeable, so I failed you! Again. Yeah, it was fun. I liked that there is no real villains or heroes in this movie. I fthey eel like it’s a lot like life, you know, people have complexities and have their heroic moments and their villainous moments. I will say that with this cast I've never felt so old. It was a routine of humility. Obviously this guy is having a pretty inappropriate relationship with this very, very young girl, but the spirit on the set, it really felt like where I was eight or nine years ago. It was like a pretty cool place to be each day.
Have you ever had what seemed like a dead-end job?
Yeah, I worked at a restaurant in Vancouver. I shouldn’t even name it! It was a restaurant in Kitsilano and I was a busboy there, but no one ever really ate there. I think I was actually working for Peruvian drug lords. This was my thought. I had like this abusive boss who had a fuse that was absolutely minimal at best, and I worked there all day. And then at night, I would work at a grocery store the graveyard shift, you know, throwing fresh fruit at my co-workers.
And this was when you were a struggling actor?
Yeah. I mean I was a struggling actor, as much as I could be in Vancouver. I mean you can only play so many ex-Falcon Crest stars’ sons in so many ‘movies of the week’ before you just you burn out! So yeah, I was kind of doing that to supplement my happiness, believe it or not.
What did you make of Twilight star Kristen Stewart, your co-star in Adventureland?
Kristen is great. She’s really great. Obviously life has changed for her in a pretty drastic way since then. So it was kind of cool to see her talking about this thing called Twilight she might do.
Adventureland is a very personal film for Greg Mottola and he’s based a lot of the characters on people that he knew. Did he say that you were based on a particular person?
I don’t think so. You know, that probably would have been a smart thing for me to ask him! But I don’t know. He and I had about four different meetings before I jumped in there, because I didn’t have a lot of trust — I didn’t really know Greg that well other than seeing SuperBad, and I just thought, ‘Is this guy going to just be your stereotypical douche or is he going to be a guy that’s actually got some depth to him or another side to him?
And then, when you hang out with Greg a little bit longer, you realize that all these specifics are in the script for a reason, because this is a guy that actually lived this life and that’s what I love about Adventureland. He’s really created a world you know, where there are such specific instances happening and specific characters that you think ‘Wow, there is no way that someone just made this up; this has actually happened’. It was a great experience. Greg has poured his heart and soul into it in every way.
What are the everyday dramas you deal with in dead-end, “unglamorous” jobs?
Oh yeah. I mean you know, you’d be hard pressed to find more drama in Days of Our Lives than you do in an average job each day. I mean co-workers can create a jocular sort of lifestyle that’s going on. Everybody is kind of trying to get ahead or kind of create this job and mould it to their own needs at the same time. My job in the restaurant sucked, but at the same time, the thing that kept me going to work each day and really kind of got me through it were my co-workers. The same people that you have fights with and disagreements with are the same people that you rely on and you count on to stay sane in these crazy jobs.
You mentioned the specifics in the script, what specifics about your character helped you the most?
For me it was just his unabashed fantasy life that my character was leading, this idea that he’s so much more than he actually is. He has this inability to accept where he is in his life, and that’s something that I feel really heartbreaking. I found it touching in a strange way, that this guy is so disappointed with how things turned out for himself that he’s chosen to really try to be the biggest fish in the smallest pond he could possibly find. And that’s what that represented for him. To me, that was reason enough to jump in there and do it.
Is it fun being on an amusement park to make a film, or was it annoying?
It’s annoying because there is all these sound issues. There are a lot of background artists, too. They're at an amusement park, but they're being told to be quiet and stay in one section. So I think that naturally it got a little antsy and some takes get ruined because people are yelling and screaming and talking and all sorts of stuff.
What are the different considerations that go into shooting an ensemble-supporting role, like in Adventureland versus a lead role?
I don’t know. I don’t usually think of it like that. I've always loved character work. When I was younger, I considered myself a character actor, but I didn’t get those parts a lot of the time. When they come along in a movie like Adventureland, I try to jump at them usually, if it’s a good film. That’s just it though, if it’s a good movie, I don’t really care if I’m a big role or a small role.
You were just a kid in the ’80s when this movie is set. Did you have any special like favorite movies or music from the ’80s?
For me, I loved Say Anything. That was a huge movie for me when I was a kid. I think for a lot of guys my age, it was. You always have that moment where you picture yourself with a ghetto blaster over your head and blasting it out for the one you love. In reality, you’d be arrested for doing that. But I love that movie. I was a huge fan of Being There, but I don’t know if that was an ’80s movie or not. It’s such an indelible decade — the ’90s was this vaguely forgettable decade, style wise. It’s more of a hodgepodge of the previous three decades. So the ’80s really had this je ne sais quois unto itself that is always fun to explore.
Are you still auditioning or are people hiring you based on the fact that they want Ryan Reynolds in their film?
Truthfully, I haven't auditioned in a long, long time, but it’s never outside the realm of possibility. I mean if you want a film and they don’t want you, sometimes you have to go fight for it. Sometimes that ends up just being a meeting really, just sitting down with them and just saying here is my vision for it and here is why I really love it. But for the most part, I think filmmakers gravitate towards people that are excited – as excited as they are about the film and as passionate about it. So sometimes going after it isn't so much a function of auditioning as it is just sitting down with the filmmaker.
Do you ever make choices based on wanting to avoid being be typecast?
Not usually, no. I've never had a movie that I was the star of that made a billion dollars at the box office. Maybe things change for people when that happens. Maybe suddenly you're sort of pushed in that direction a lot more, but in a way, I've been lucky because of that. I can do a bunch of different stuff.
Having worked with Sandra Bullock now in The Proposal after knowing for so long, did you learn anything new about her?
She has an ability to compress an enormous amount of emotion and information in a single look. I think that’s the magic of her. I used to think it was because she was the girl next door or she’s America’s sweetheart or any of that crap – but no, it’s the fact that she’s got some sort of weird, bizarre supernatural gift that I’m deeply envious of and would love to have some day. We've been friends for a long time, but we haven't been up in each other’s grill for 15 hours a day for three months. So thankfully, that all worked out well and she didn’t stick her three-legged dogs on me.
New Carpet Colors...
6:31 AM
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What a great new invention. Of course, these should only be used after reading the rules of Naked Fashion. Check out this cool product that allows you to add some color to the "hair down there"...Welcome Betty Beauty. The brown, black and blonde are dumb ones. But the other colors, He could get on board with this. Why not right? He thinks it would be pretty cool if a chick unveiled some color, it's something different. They even have green and red for the holidays, and stencils for shapes too. New and exciting stuff like this that will suprise a guy, gets bonus. Just think how could it would be if your new shoes matched the carpet.What color you choosing?
-He
Enough is Enough...
6:08 AM
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Attention ladies, it is enough already with all the jeans shorts. He is no longer approving this look. Every f*cking girl is wearing jean shorts these last few weeks, and He is tired of it. You have become to comfortable in your jean shorts, He needs you to get back into your skirts, dresses, rompers, etc. With one official week left in summer, He is calling for all the ladies of the world to step it up, make He proud.-He
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Playground Love
5:48 AM
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A reader named Shine made this for me...so sweeeeeeeet....thanks, dear! Keep on shining! :)
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