Syrians make some badass motherfucking soap. Hippie dippie chicks and Frenchies have nothing on them.

Now, is that actually true?

Is it foamy, fragrant or both? Colorful? What?

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aleppo_soap

I'm talking about the real Aleppo soap, made in Syria. It's amazing.

Talk is cheap Angelina. Something needs to be done.

Wait, I know, how about dumping a bucket of ice water on yourself, post it on YouTube, and there, that will cure disease, end hunger, and STOP the war.

You need a real weapons-grade hashtag, too.

> You need a real weapons-grade hashtag, too

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I heard Jolie speak briefly the other day (I thought she and Pitt weren't getting hitched until all adults could get married, or something?). When did she turn British?

Anyone remember when flip flops were thongs (before the panty industry hijacked the name)?

She's obviously an idiot.

Her wagging her finger at anybody is totally useless.

And they're not even comfy... you have to scrunch up your toes to keep them from falling off and the straps give blisters.

Many restaurants DO have a shower, just outside the door....
And flip flops are entirely appropriate in almost every bar and restaurant; in some places bathing suits are de rigueur.
I plan to eat a Cheeseburger In Paradise this coming weekend at my local Margaritaville. Wearing flip flops. The expensive kind that have a sneaker footbed, that don't require toe exercises.
But I'll grant you that's probably not real common, most places.

justme, I remember when flip-flops were called thongs (now it makes kids shriek and laugh when I slip and call them that).

My hubby-to-be's prior station was Pearl Harbor. Over there, that style of footwear is generally accepted everywhere, including at formal events (military functions excepted--obviously). In Hawaii, they're called "slippahs". Hubby-to-be wore slippahs almost exclusively, unless he was running or in uniform.

We demand to dine on your hairy toe knuckles, Amy.