When I was in high school, a former student posted a threat on an anonymous online message board that he was going to bring a gun and shoot everyone as we waited for classes to start. Some people thought it was preposterous that such a threat would be taken seriously, and in reality it turned out to be empty, but things like this make me wonder. As much as people say they're just trolls, at least some of the people who say these things really mean them.
These come off as being anti-politeness instead of pro-equality, as if men are the sole victims of the rude extraterrestrial slime-blobs known as "womankind."
For example, the first image seems to be saying NO ONE should hold doors, give up seats, and carry things, when it would be far more productive to say women should do those things too. In many parts of the world, they already do, but I guess that's inconvenient for their whine-fest.
The second image seems to be saying, "IT SHOULD BE OK FOR MEN TO HIT THEIR PARTNERS." Not "NO HITTING ANYONE."
Sandyra, I use 100% acetone nail polish remover. You only need a little bit. I've heard of people using non-acetone nail polish remover (much gentler on the heads, and on your hands), but I am just too impatient for that. :P
In my experience, Barbie dolls are the only ones who have eyes with eyelids molded in to the face. Here's a Barbie with no face paint http://i.imgur.com/Ilz3wP8.jpg (warning: a bit creepy)
Other kinds of dolls have molded eyes to various degrees, but not as "set in stone" as Barbie faces. It's actually quite surprising how versatile the face molds are.
By a post office where I used to live, there was a penny embedded in some tar on the road. Lots of people would try to pick it up, but it was really, really stuck.
Citrus fruits are often included in skincare because of the citric acid (which exfoliates, like the alpha hydroxy acid that's in lots of anti-aging stuff). However, these types of acids increase sun sensitivity, and citric acid has a much lower pH than any used in real skincare products, so lemons should be used on your face with caution.
For example, the first image seems to be saying NO ONE should hold doors, give up seats, and carry things, when it would be far more productive to say women should do those things too. In many parts of the world, they already do, but I guess that's inconvenient for their whine-fest.
The second image seems to be saying, "IT SHOULD BE OK FOR MEN TO HIT THEIR PARTNERS." Not "NO HITTING ANYONE."
http://fc06.deviantart.net/fs71/i/2015/020/2/9/rapunzel_repaint_before_and_after_by_heliopteryx-d8er28o.jpg
http://fc04.deviantart.net/fs70/i/2015/020/b/1/monster_high_werewolf_before_and_after_by_heliopteryx-d8er2rs.jpg
It's a surprisingly easy hobby to get in to! Just google "doll repaint tutorial" and there's mountains of information.
I use ordinary acrylic paints and some clear spray lacquer to protect it. If you want to get really fancy, you can also use chalk pastels and watercolor pencils. http://www.amazon.com/Testor-Corp-1260-Spray-Testors/dp/B0035LOUMU
Other kinds of dolls have molded eyes to various degrees, but not as "set in stone" as Barbie faces. It's actually quite surprising how versatile the face molds are.
(I also repaint dolls as a hobby.)