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  • Curious
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  • We've all heard the stories. Stand in a dark bathroom with a single candle as a light source, stare deep into the mirror and call her name three times. Bloody Mary. Bloody Mary. Blo- Well... You get the idea... But this story is not about the fabled ghost in the mirror. No, this story is about the legend, or more how the legend works. No supernatural being stalks its prey to their home. "Call for m-...a-...-dnight..." "Emily" "Emily!" I called out. My call was greeted by silence. I laughed to myself. How could I have believed something would happen? If only I had known back then...
  • Never be better. Bum bumb buum, bum bah bum bum. That pulsing part is loudest but now it ended. Somebody opened a door then walked into it. All in sit up, don't go from face to phlegm. It's cold in glacier oldy set up. She has a choople. I'll be back. Mice. Turkey leg, A log sock bay tic-tacking 2 2 in up. This legislation was remarkably progressive for this time period This legislation was remarkably progressive for this time period This legislation was remarkably progressive for this time period. Seeping, faces. And so, it was up to her. She moved, and a bunch of furballs clung to her.
  • Curious is Britney Spears' first fragrance for Elizabeth Arden. The perfume was released in September of 2004 and was internationally successful. She reportedly earned $52 million from the endorsement. The fragrance is a white floral scent. Its notes are Louisiana magnolia, gloden Anjou pear, lotus flower, tuberose, star jasmine, pink cylcamen, vanilla-infused musk, sandalwood & blonde woods. Elizabeth Arden put a special vanilla-infused musk in the perfume & added Louisiana magnolia. According to Britney, the magnolia reminds her of home.
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  • (Do you dare?)
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  • Women's fragrance
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  • September 2004
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  • Elizabeth Arden
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  • Curious
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  • We've all heard the stories. Stand in a dark bathroom with a single candle as a light source, stare deep into the mirror and call her name three times. Bloody Mary. Bloody Mary. Blo- Well... You get the idea... But this story is not about the fabled ghost in the mirror. No, this story is about the legend, or more how the legend works. No supernatural being stalks its prey to their home. No monster waits beneath its victims bed so it can strike while they sleep. No spirit watches from the window of an old house in the hopes someone will notice it. This legend exists because of one basic instinct of humanity. Curiosity. You see, Bloody Mary cannot do any harm to her victims unless they summon her. For this reason you would think her to be mostly harmless. I mean who would be stupid enough to summon a ghost to kill them? Well that's probably what most people think but... sooner, or later, she always gets someone. It is in our nature to be curious. We cannot simply walk away when we hear a scream from behind a door. We cannot simply run away when we hear our name whispered in the darkness of a foggy night. Well, anyway, I do have a story to tell. It was about a week ago, I was just getting home from work when I suddenly received a phone call. I answered it like any normal person would and was met with static; static and a message. I didn't notice it at first and I was just about to hang up when I heard the voice. "Call for m-...a-...-dnight..." It was hard to make out through the static but I managed to piece together the sentence from the fragments I had heard. Call for me at midnight. "Call for who?" I muttered to myself. "Emily" The ghostly voice answered as if it had heard me. I was shocked. So shocked in fact that I dropped my phone and the call ended. It amazed me. That last part had been so clear, especially when compared to the static nonsense I had been getting before. I picked my phone from the ground and checked it for scratches. "Great." I said noticing a large graze along the side of it. I sighed deeply and opened up the call history. Nothing. It was as if that phone call had never even happened. I put my phone back into my pocket and tried to forget about it. The rest of my day was fairly normal. I live alone in a reasonably large house so it's quiet most of the time. I ate dinner, watched some T.V and went to bed. I didn't sleep that night though, not for long at least. I remember waking up and looking at my bedside clock. "11:57" it read in luminous red numbers. I shook my head and tried to get some sleep. But that phone call slipped into my head at that exact moment. "Call for me at midnight." I felt myself mouthing the words. I rolled over to look at my clock again. "11:59" I thought about it in that short timeframe I had. I wish I had thought about it longer but I just, I just wanted to see what would happen. I watched as the display changed and it became midnight. "Emily!" I called out. My call was greeted by silence. I laughed to myself. How could I have believed something would happen? If only I had known back then... Anyway I'll spare you the details. Things have been getting weird lately, and I have this uncontrollable feeling I might die soon. I guess you want to know what happened, don't you? Well, if you really want to know, why don't you try calling Emily yourself? That is, if you're curious...
  • Never be better. Bum bumb buum, bum bah bum bum. That pulsing part is loudest but now it ended. Somebody opened a door then walked into it. All in sit up, don't go from face to phlegm. It's cold in glacier oldy set up. She has a choople. I'll be back. Mice. Turkey leg, A log sock bay tic-tacking 2 2 in up. This legislation was remarkably progressive for this time period This legislation was remarkably progressive for this time period This legislation was remarkably progressive for this time period. Seeping, faces. And so, it was up to her. She moved, and a bunch of furballs clung to her. They were heavy. There was some cotton in the other corner. How on earth did she get cotton?
  • Curious is Britney Spears' first fragrance for Elizabeth Arden. The perfume was released in September of 2004 and was internationally successful. She reportedly earned $52 million from the endorsement. The fragrance is a white floral scent. Its notes are Louisiana magnolia, gloden Anjou pear, lotus flower, tuberose, star jasmine, pink cylcamen, vanilla-infused musk, sandalwood & blonde woods. Elizabeth Arden put a special vanilla-infused musk in the perfume & added Louisiana magnolia. According to Britney, the magnolia reminds her of home. "Curious" was the number one fragrance of 2004 in department stores. In 2005, it was honored by the Fragrance Foundation as "Best Women's Fragrance."
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