There's definitely a logic to that...you can't hang out with the all-night-party-teens if your parents are super strict. However, that sounds kind of like anecdotal evidence. I can offer an anecdote of my own and draw the conclusion that kids band together for common interests, despite parenting styles. My own…
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Is that what happened to that show? I thought they pulled the plug when one of them was arrested (for the Bling Ring) while filming...maybe she plea-bargined her way out and they continued making the show until crack showed up?
I don't know why the end part of your story really struck a nerve, heh. I'm all....A head pat? Really? Your friend has never been in a situation where there was a term or slang for something that was unfamiliar to him? I guess he doesn't travel much.
Same in Russian.
Hahaha! I say 'acon and beggs.
I almost gave up in the first 15 seconds or so....but glad I hung in there. They even threw a curve ball at him during the forecast!
Oh lawdy, this happened to me *twice* (and to an entire group of friends who saw this relationship as a non-stop train wreck for our guy friend).
Yeah, and those people waaay back in the 80's must be collecting social and have one foot in the grave, lol.
What, no steak on a stake then?!
It's possible, but I saw the "fallen angel" photo, and it's very mature looking. She looks anywhere from 18-21 (not that it makes it ok that she's actually a minor), so probably too "old" for his tastes.
I was going to roll it back even further to 1988, but I didn't go to very many weddings in the late 90's so I defer to you.
I gave you a star for your mum's mad baking skillz. I am really curious about this castle cake you speak of :)
Yep. One of my friends got married in small town Michigan five years ago (so during the worst of the recession) and thought 10k would be *plenty*. She ended up going a little over and cut a lot of corners (cheap wine, no pro-photographer, etc). I think if she could do it over, she would have cut the guest list and…
I...really didn't recognize him. Honestly, I drew a blank trying to even remember who the heck Ronan is. I think the protagonists in Guardians were so colorful and memorable that everyone else just sort of faded into the background. Also, that can't be Lee Pace's real neck...
Seconding both the dresses and it being the best show evah...died when I found out that the elf-king Thranduil in The Hobbit is played by Lee Pace (who is Ned, the lead in Pushing Daisies). I seriously did not recognize him with the wig and elven make-up :)
Oh, my! Assaulted by dessert would be better than poached by this clown...but still that was a fantastic metaphor :)
Because they couldn't believe it for a second. Happens all the time.
Still a classic...(now in gif form!)
Interesting. And it has something to do with a princess royale? Does Anne show up at some point?