They are also, OTOH, about a piece of paper my boss could just re-print from his own computer, as far as I can tell.
Does he have access to the emails? Why are you off today? See above: re skipping.
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Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
They are also, OTOH, about a piece of paper my boss could just re-print from his own computer, as far as I can tell.
Does he have access to the emails? Why are you off today? See above: re skipping.
Beej, it's very common here in New Orleans. The groom gets money pinned to him, too. The money dance.
Money, in the form of checks, is ok for weddings.(My mom even got me a special purse to put cards/checks in at the reception) The dollar dance, or things similar. Not so much.(YCultureMV)
From FoxNew's Jon Gibson, "Rove should get a medal". [link]
Heh. That was the gist of Stephen Colbert's piece last night.
I'm still seething about that fuckhead saying Rove should get a medal.
I would be if I didn't find it amusing. They're parodying themselves and don't even see it. TDS, last night suggested a SCOTUS appointment for Rove as the only reward equal to this kind of screw up.
I'm finding it very endearing that Pope Pius XII had a goldfish named Gretchen.
See! Hec and I are snickering at them.
You mean Stephen Colbert, SCRAPPY'S DAILY SHOW BOYFRIEND, don't you?
I've been at one wedding with a money dance--the bride's family was from the Philippines, and I believe it was a custom from her side of the family. At least, I'm pretty sure it wasn't from the groom's side, because his family was Korean, and I've been to several Korean weddings. Anyway, the version they did it wasn't just men dancing with the bride--women paid to dance with the groom, too, and everyone laughed and had a good time with it.
My wedding was tiny--only about 60 guests. My bridesmaids paid for their dresses and airfare, but I let them pick the dresses themselves and didn't have any wild expectations of expensive parties and showers. I gave them jewelry from the same Celtic store where DH and I got our rings--not matchy stuff, but things I thought would suit each one's taste and style. I hope they liked them. *I* would've liked them.