I vote for NO GLITTER! I cringe when I get a card with it on it! I hate it even more so now that I have a little girl and she got a pair of pajamas with glittery ballerinas on them. Yeah, glitter everywhere...in her hair, on her forhead, on her cheeks....might as well change the sheets. It's a never-ending cycle of picking glitter out of everything! UGH!

I hate glitter! It's so hard to get off! Once, I got it on my eyelash and i was so mad!!!

Yes glitter is a pain in the butt, but without it, how would you decorate you Christmas stockings or your kids school projects. It gets everywhere and your kids get to go to school for days with it stuck in their hair. They just think they look cool. Hate it or love it , you just got to have it!!

The glitter monologue was so funny and true - today I happened to have a glittery incident. So funny Ellen would be talking about it! I received a glittery present from an acquaintance (if it was a friend they'd know glitter annoys me). It was all over the ribbon and on the wrapping paper, even inside the gift! That stuff is is beyond annoying (but pretty, I'll admit). LOL, I vote to ban it!

TO TERRY:

Or nvm...I saw your second post that it said Mexico.xD

Forgive the second post, but I just remembered that with all that glitter stuck to me and my clothes, I probably should have declared it at US Customs upon reentry at the border from Mexico. I really don't know what the daily limits are on glitter imports and if the tariff is by specks or by the pound or by amount of light reflected? I really want to be a good citizen and pay Customs what is due...

No no no, Ellen -- please don't campaign against GLITTER!

More often then not, I'm wearing some glitter on my way to DANCE ... and you understand how important it is to dance.

My motto is: You can never by two shiny or have too much glitter!

I just came back from a trip to Puerto Vallarta where I attended a "Madonnarama" party (8 hours of Madonna remixes ... we can argue separately whether or not you can have too much Madonna...). They had a few Madonna impersonating drag queen performers there to kick off the evening (hosted by Madonna's brother). Well, on my out of the club, I dropped by the "green room" for the performers as it was open as a lounge and chat area; and I was a little beat from dancing, so I lay down on this pile of pillows in the center of the room ... very comfy! Though it turns out, it was a pile of pillows covered in a pile of glitter!

My friends all teased me, but I was happier than a pig in mud. I guess it doesn't hurt that I was wearing shiny disco shorts at the time anyhow!

Stay happy and shiny and glittering!

...Terry.

Hello My Dahlink Ellen
We all watch you everyday and worship the quicksand you dance on. My gurlfriends and I
are Phabulous Drag Queen artists up her in Vancouver British Columbia and I can't tell you where I would be without Glitter. It brightens any face or outfit. I know it is the gift that keeps on givin', but it's always good to leave an impression or at least a bit of sparkle for people to remember you by.
Living for you -Conni xoxo

I remember when I was a wee one about 7 or 8 when I was staying at my parents summer home. I used hair gel that had glitter in it. It made me look quite chic. Also staying with us was my parent's friend who happened to be a 6'4 NY State Trooper. Well, he arrived and needed to catch some z's before we went to dinner. I volunteered my bed. When he awoke no one wanted to tell him about the side of his face that was covered in glitter. He discovered it the next morning when he went to shave:o)
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My mother received a new sweater with glitter for christmas. It was quite beautiful and the glitter just added the right bling to it. She wore it new year's eve to a party. You could tell everywhere she had been by following the glitter trail. Including the toilet and the designer chair she had sat in.
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