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Characterized by a one size fits all treatment procedure followed by operating on the three gets business model. Get them in, get their money, get them out.

His appointments have to be booked a month and half in advance. His calendar is that cluttered?

I work in that boof over there.

Eat a thirty two serving value pack of them for dinner.

Dieselpunk is a subgenre of kawaii. The op is a dieselpunk.

Then show me another one that works on a 9v battery. Yes, I've already seen rechargeable ones. Six and half hours to power it up. With this device, it's just, snap... you're good to go.

Charge your phone and evade juice jacking three convenient ways. 110v ac input 12v dc input 9v dc battery input. Small enough to fit any sized pocket. hottips-eco.com

Anime characters are toons alright. But we're not talking about them. Now try looking up the kawaii fashions in Tokyo. Wild and outlandish, by most accounts... but still a legitimate fashion genre.

So, you don't know the difference between buying a character costume and getting into kawaii fashion? Hint: Kawaii has nothing to do with any specific stories or characters.

I didn't say product properties. I said, item description. You have to scroll down to that part. This url: http://www.ebay.com/itm/162284077420?ul_noapp=true

Tell that to the next kawaii fancier you meet. Most of them make everything they wear.

Don't wanna be like Rush Limbaugh... major hearing loss from oxy's.

There's a difference between cosplay and a fashion genre.

Yes. 1973. Are you trying to be Shaun Cassidy?

Did you scroll down to the actual description or did you just glance at the header? They are not the same thing.

So sayeth he whose haircut is stuck in 1973.

And...I'm now quoting the item description, verbatum: "Features: 100% brand new and high quality. Quiet treatment and high efficiency. Suitable for all ages, very universal. Compact and portable, easy to carry and use for travel. Can use ordinary tap or distilled water with your physician prescribed medication to create an effective high frequency mist. Specifications: Ultrasonic frequency: 2.4Mhz Size of Atomized Particle: 0."

You're probably not looking at the revised link in the op. Check it now and you'll see what I mean... or just follow here if you'd rather not scroll up. http://www.ebay.com/itm/162284077420?ul_noapp=true

That's not my decision to make. Ask Guan Yin.

No, I'm saying the entire description has nothing to do with the product illustrated. Look at the revised url in the op.

My blood type is Arabica.

Wrong url. I just had to change it. The item description does not match the item shown.

Look, she's a dieselpunk. She dresses like it's still 1942, with just a few modifications. Most likely a very well organized and straight forward person to maintain such a wardrobe. Somebody that enthusiastic about one thing is usually staying the course in other endeavors as well. If you're shopping for aircraft and see a seller like this, would you buy or not? Looks like a level headed person to me. As for the Bugle Boy, that would probably be her type to hang out with - some artsy bebop jazz man.

He's a character made popular by the Andrews Sisters during WWII in a song by that title. Synopsis of song: Famous trumpet player gets drafted and wasn't satisfied with the bugle he was issued and so, he played a jazz version of Reveille on his trumpet.

It's not a service... the op was suggesting the purchase of an aircraft and doesn't mention anything about being "hot"