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Lips Set

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Lips

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Ruby Lips

$47.99

Women’s Gift Set – 1.7 oz EDT Spray + 3.4 oz Body Lotion + 0.14 oz EDT Mini.

Lips: Number One Hits

$29.99

Take your Lips to the next level with Lips: Number One Hits. As the name suggests, this edition includes all manner of singable tunes that have hit the Number 1 spot on major global charts. The tracklist includes “Viva La Vida” by Coldplay, “Disturbia” by Rihanna, “More Than Words” by Extreme, “Apologise” by Timbaland featuring OneRepublic, “Ready, Set, Go!” by Tokio Hotel and “I Heard It Through The Grapevine” by Marvin Gaye. For the cheese admirers among you, there's a good number of fun songs to bounce around to, featuring “U Can't Touch This” by MC Hammer and “Karma Chameleon” by Culture Club. And if these aren't enough, you can still choose to sing against your own DRM-free song collection. Get ready to spend this holiday season with a mic in your hand belting out the most carefree songs as Lips turns you into an extrovert superstar singer in your own living room! – This product is available for purchase.

Dry Lips Oughta Move

$10.4

Dry Lips Oughta Move to Kapuskasing was the winner of four Dora Mavor Moore Awards (Toronto`s theater awards) including Best New Play and nominated for the Governor General`s Award for Drama. Set in the mythical Wasaychigan Hill Indian Reserve, this play features seven "Wasy" men and the game of hockey. It is a fast-paced story of tragedy, comedy, and hope that translates into a spectacular theater production.

Stiff Upper Lips

$9.99

Stiff Upper Lips is a comedy about the sexual awakening of Emily who has reached the ripe old marrying age of 22. Her idiotic brother and eccentric aunt have set their sights on an upper class stiff named Cedric to wed young Emily. It appears that she will go kicking and screaming into the union until she happens upon a strapping young peasant, George, who stirs strange feelings in her young body. That chance meeting, combined with family trips to Italy and India, sets into motion a comedy of events that forces everyone to deal with a new feeling–lust!

Lips Like Sugar

$9.91

Lips Like Surgar is an exciting new collection celebrating women’s erotic imagination. Violet Blue is known for erotica anthologies depicting joyful, unabashed sex that is dished up without qualifiers or apologies. The stories in this volume, written by both veteran and new voices, feature women on top, bottom, and everyplace in between. Running the gamut from sweet to scintillating to downright raw, they cover just about every conceivable sexual scenario Elizabeth Colvin’s Daddy’s Boy stars a demanding domme and her bend-over boyfriend. Debra Hyde’s Accidental Exhibitionist explores the thoughts of corseted slavegirl Cara as she models her new fetish gear and services her master in public. Teresa Lamai’s Idyll finds poetry and passion in a scorching three-way set in Croatia. And Carolina John’s The 9:30 to Edinburgh shows just how accommodating a British train compartment can be to a group of sexually charged strangers.

Chicken Lips – DJ-Kicks

$15.18

This is a continuous in-the-mix CD compliled and mixed by Chicken Lips (Steve Kotey, Andy Meecham, Dean Meredith).Chicken Lips followed up their Body Music mix for NRK just five months after its release with an entry in !K7`s popular mix-disc series. In comparison, DJ-Kicks is more of a selector-style disc, with a number of abrupt transitions — it doesn`t have the liquid-smooth flow that runs throughout much of its predecessor. Selection-wise, it`s practically the inverse, with deep crate digging through the `70s and `80s — instead of recent-vintage left-field house — as the primary focus; and out of the handful of post-`80s selections that appear, most were put together by the selectors themselves. Seasoned DJs and dance-music geeks will be the only ones familiar with most of the inclusions, and the ageless tracks that will be familiar to many others — Jimmy Spicer`s "The Bubble Bunch," George Duke`s "Brazilian Love Affair" — haven`t exactly been run into the ground. While the jarring nature of some of the track switch-ups is a minor nuisance on a couple occasions, there`s plenty of evidence that the set was thought out with a good deal of care and imagination. For instance, how many DJ teams would think to bridge the nocturnal electro-disco of the Paul Simpson Connection`s "Treat Me" and the clunky, charmingly underproduced machine-drum pop of Tik n Tok`s "Crisis" with 20 seconds of Rhythm & Sound`s "Music a Fe Rule"? Another testament to the group`s daring approach to DJing is the way they`re able to lead into the George Duke track with — get this — the Raincoats. Granted, the Raincoats track that`s used is Dennis Bovell`s dub mix of "Animal Rhapsody," but it`s still impressive that those two artists are put back-to-back in a natural, not-just-for-eclecticism`s-sake sense. Rare productions from underground legends Arthur Russell and Greg Carmichael only add to the disc`s allure. A pair of fine, albeit very different, mixes in one year — well done, Chicken Lips. ~ Andy Kellman Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.