I think the pillow fight issue is that, if pillows break open and feathers fly out, they're an enormous pain to clean up. Usually for big gatherings, cleanup costs are absorbed by permit costs, but something like this doesn't have a permit, usually.
The invite specified non-feather pillows for that very reason.
Sounds like my idea of a nightmare. Kind of like Cuddle Parties (shudder)
so with you on that having no appeal for me whatsoever, but I am so much more disturbed that you know about a co-worker attending. BOUNDARIES people! why would a co-worker need to share that?
Eventually I'm going to go to a Cuddle Party and report back just to watch a dozen of you squeal.
Which, true, may not be in the spirit of Cuddle Parties...
At first I read this as C.U.D.D.L.E. parties.
At first I read this as C.U.D.D.L.E. parties.
Hosted by Robert Vaughn and David McCallum?
BOUNDARIES people! why would a co-worker need to share that?
From your mouth to co-worker's ears... She has no boundaries and it's all about HER HER HER. Drives me insane. I mean, I was dealt a pretty big personal blow recently that she knew about and days later she is crying in my cube over non-existent work issues. Internally, I was like, "Seriously? SERIOUSLY??? Get a real problem!" Externally, I think I was just kinda slack-jawed.
Hosted by Robert Vaughn and David McCallum?
I'd go! I'm willing to be cuddled by David McCallum.
Hosted by Robert Vaughn and David McCallum?
Alas, no.
Cousins United to Defeat Discriminating Laws through Education. (That is, cousin marriage.)
I suspect the Puritans married their cousins without qualms.
eta: Of course, this fills me with glee, as does the news from VT.
The D.C. Council voted today to recognize same-sex marriages performed in other states, on the same day that Vermont became the fourth state to legalize same-sex unions.
So I should really check my squick-o-meter and check the science behind cousin marriage. Instead of just hating the acronym someone chose.