My Father's drunken bride got handsy with my cousin's new fiance at another cousin's wedding this summer.
Yet another cousin and I were all "Didya warn him?" "Ah, he's gotta learn to swim sooner or later - best to just toss 'im in."
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My Father's drunken bride got handsy with my cousin's new fiance at another cousin's wedding this summer.
Yet another cousin and I were all "Didya warn him?" "Ah, he's gotta learn to swim sooner or later - best to just toss 'im in."
I just went to the NYTimes website and there's a banner ad across the middle in a type font which is totally inappropriate for the New York Times. Gawd, it's a design disaster. It looks crappy.
They need to better juggle their ad revenue needs and design elements.
I don't have this problem when I go to the Guardian UK website, dangit.
I have told this story here, but a friend's dad showed up drunk at her wedding with a woman he'd picked up the night before (who was also drunk) and whose name he didn't know.
When one of my college roommates got married, she invited a bunch of friends from law school. One of her law school buddies (who always fancied himself a big mack daddy) brought a hooker to the wedding. True story.
I invited myself to a wedding, made eyes at a guy who turned out to be my cousin, and he later caught the garter when I caught the bouquet and gamely tried to slide it way past my knee to his sister, the bride's ultimate dismay.
Every now and again I wonder if I was "that chick" at that wedding.
I need to find a way past this exhaustion, and I just can't work out what it is. I have to be back on for a 2pm meeting--I have to be prepped for it, so ideally "on" by 1. The concept is beyond me right now.
One of her law school buddies (who always fancied himself a big mack daddy) brought a hooker to the wedding. True story.
But, the question is - was he enough of a mack daddy that he didn't have to pay?
One of her law school buddies (who always fancied himself a big mack daddy) brought a hooker to the wedding.
Okay, my main question right now is: did his invitation specify "plus one?"
The most exciting thing that happened at my wedding was a 14 year old huffed all the helium out of a balloon and passed out in the muddy backyard.
Our limo never showed up at the church, after, and my in-laws got lost on the way to the reception. But the reception rocked, and we paid the DJ to stay an extra hour.
There is a house down the street from me that puts out 21+ pizza boxes on recycling day. Recycling is once a week and as far as I can tell 2 adults live in that housem only 2 adults. Are they seriously eating 3 pizzas/day? It is so disturbing to me.
One of her law school buddies (who always fancied himself a big mack daddy) brought a hooker to the wedding. True story.
But, the question is - was he enough of a mack daddy that he didn't have to pay?
Heh. He only *fancied* himself a mack daddy, which is exactly why he had to pay someone to go with him.
Okay, my main question right now is: did his invitation specify "plus one?"
I assume.