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I Dream of Jeannie: The Complete Third Season Full Frame, 4PC Starring: James Daris, Barbara Eden, Dennis Cooney, Emmaline Henry, Corinne Camacho, Bob Denver, Parley Baer, Tommy Boyce, Shannon Farnon, John Harmon Season Three of I Dream of Jeannie finds the magical Jeannie (Barbara Eden) still loyal and devoted to her mortal “master”, astronaut Tony Nelson (Larry Hagman), while Tony’s best friend Roger Healy (Bill Daily) continues to hatch schemes to exploit Jeannie’s astonishing powers–and Dr. Bellows (Hayden Rorke), flustered Air Force psychiatrist at Cocoa Beach, Florida, persists in his efforts to discover the source of the mysterious occurrences in the Nelson household. This season marks the introduction of Jeannie’s twin sister Jeannie II (played by Barbara Eden in a brunette wig) in the episode “Jeannie or the Tiger.” As wicked and calculating as her sister is sweet and unassuming, Jeannie II immediately begins plotting and planning to nab Tony for herself, usually by posing as “Jeannie I”, bare-midriff harem costume and all. Other episodes of note include the season opener “Fly Me to the Moon”, wherein Jeannie transforms a NASA chimp into a human being, played by Larry Storch; “My Master,the Weakling”, featuring Don Rickles as a sadistic athletic coach; “Jeannie, the Hip Hippie”, a showcase for Screen Gems’ resident tunesmiths Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart; “Meet My Master’s Mother”, with the delightful Spring Byington in the title role; “My Son, the Genie”, with Gilligan’s Island escapee Bob Denver as a klutzy apprentice djinn; and singer Don Ho as himself in “Jeannie of Honolulu.” Plus: In “Who are You Calling a Genie”, our heroine develops amnesia; and in the three-part “Genie, Genie, Who’s Got the Genie”, the duplicitous “twin” Jeannie locks the genuine article in a safe bound for the moon! ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide This Collection Includes I Dream of Jeannie: Everybody’s a Movie Star I Dream of Jeannie: The Second Greatest Con Artist in the

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Clearance Sale Quantity limited to items on hand. Sales are Final. (No Exchange, No Return on Clearance Item!) MonoSystem by Louis Ferre Wigs Synthetic Fashion Wig Fiber Type Synthetic Cap Style Crystal Net Monofilament Top Cap Size Average Weight 2.6 oz Length Bang 7.25″ Crown 7.5″ Nape 2.5″ Color Shown T140/8 18 Karat Gold A semi wedge bob with tapered neckline. A ravishing looks to flatter womens feminity.

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Clearance Sale Quantity limited to items on hand. Sales are Final. (No Exchange, No Return on Clearance Item!) Jon Renau Wigs Human Hair Wigs Fiber Type 50% Human Hair/ 50% Synthetic Cap Style Monofilament Top Cap Size Average Weight 5.29 oz Length Bangs 3 3/4″ Crown 4 1/2″ Sides 3 3/4″ Nape 3 1/2″ Color Shown 6/33 Mono-Top, 50% Human Hair/ 50% Synthetic, Wefted Back.

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im going to buy the blonde wig but i dont know what sort of clothes to wear also i dont have much money to buy anything
im only going as her for a dare i HATE hannah montana

First don’t go as Hannah Montana. People will laugh. A lot.

But if you have to..
1. Find some old jeans or buy really cheap ones and stick rhinestones on them…like around the ends and pockets.
2. Wear a glittery scarf
3. Wear a sequin-y top.
4. Wear high heeled shoes or decorative pumps.
5. Anything else you own with glitter/sequins.
6. Wear a denim jacket.

But again, don’t go as her.

Okay, so I’m a 16 year old Asian guy and I really wanted to grow out my hair but too bad my parents don’t let me because they think it’s ugIy. I grew out my hair one time and they forced me to cut it which really sucks. So now I am thinking about buying a synthetic hairstyling wig that looks pretty real. There’s a whole bunch of them on Ebay and I liked most of them. Since I wanted to have a Japanese hairstyle I plan to buy one of those synthetic Japanese and Chinese wigs on Ebay. So what do you think about this? Grow out my hair or buy the wig? I’m pretty sure my parents would let me buy the wig because as long as I could take off the wig any time then I’m pretty sure they won’t yell at me. Because Asian parents are extremely strict, they always try to control you and stuff. It really sucks being Asian, eh?

By the way, these are the synthetic wigs I’m talking about:

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http://cgi.ebay.com/new-dark-brown-handsome-Short-hair-mens-wig-wigs_W0QQitemZ260494936335QQcategoryZ1060QQcmdZViewItemQQ_trksidZp3907.m263QQ_trkparmsZalgo%3DSIC%26itu%3DUCI%252BIA%252BUA%252BFICS%252BUFI%252BDDSIC%26otn%3D12%26po%3DLVI%26ps%3D54

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From one Asian guy to another, you have to stand up to your parents sometime eventually. My parents gave me a lot of crap when I was your age, and even though I was always an over-achiever they still picked on me for small things.

It’s your body. It’s your life. In this day and age, people are judged less and less by their appearance and more by what they can do. Try to make your parents understand that.

Good luck.

i have a black friend and she says that it is alot of work to take care of her hair, so she wears a wig/weave on top of it. questions….1. is it really that difficult? 2. is it possible to style black hair without it looking greasy? 3. Why can’t you wash it everyday? 4. Is everyones naturally curly?
I’m not racist, she is my best friend!! I just never knew what it involved to take care of this type of hair. simple question. don’t freak out and call ppl racist who arent k?

im african and no it isnt all that difficult to manage (cuz i manage mine). it all depends on what ur trying to do with it. if your trying to gel it up to make it all flat … yea thats not guna happen lol. with our highly textured hair its best to use natural styles like braids, twists, etc. and also straightening works magic too and yes, black hairs stylable without a greasy look. mousse works pretty gud without making the hair look greasy. and our kind of hair is the dryest, so washing it every day strips our hair of the natural oils our scalp produces, leaving it even drier. and people with lower textured hair’s natural oils are able to slide down the hair shaft better than highly textured hair, so thats why it appears greasy and you have to wash it often. and what do u mean by is everyones naturally curly? im not sure lol but i hoped i helped anyway ;-]