This seems like a valid point.

I will allow this and just so you know DIBS ON MINT GREEN.

THEY PAID US TO GET THEM BACK! We weren't actually certain which shoes were his, so we originally stole his grandfather's before realizing that nope, his weren't the old man loafers, his were the super fancy slippers.

(I believe it's a comment on the brownness of her skin and how Indians are routinely confused for Middle Easterners in the witch hunt against muslims.)

Thanks! I realized when I went to the link that I'd actually read about it before in a particularly long wiki spiral once (I hadn't realized how many Hart relatives were part of wrestling ((it takes a long time to read all of the Wikis about every last one of them and their infamous events, btw))).

What's the controversy (I remember Hart from my childhood brief obsession with wrestling, but other than last year's Wrestlemania ((friend bought it and had a few people over to meet his new baby)) I haven't watched the sport in decades.)

Ish = shizz or bull shizz

If you knew her, you'd know that I am STILL NOT CONVINCED! ;)

These seem liked they be great for male climbers!

If you're not my friend Eileen, you've got a same-named doppelgänger running around in the world! ;)

OMG, did you guys steal the groom's shoes? All of a sudden his parents were like, "ladies, you haven't stolen his shoes yet!" and we were like, "What the hell you talking about?" There were a lot of events/happenings that nobody bothered to let us in on until we were supposed to take part. So much fun! And yeah, so…

My friend married an Indian man and we (her white girl BFs) got to wear them. She borrowed a bunch from his cousins for us. Just wanted to rub that in a bit ;) (best day of my life!)

Here in Washington, the police will come pick up any weapons that you don't want. I did it when my friend died. They also picked up all of his shell making stuff (for a shotgun). They said they use that stuff for target practice.

Oh, I remember that case!

I'm a screenwriter with no affiliation, and the difference you're pointing out is the difference between owning/operating for a medallion, not a background/security check, which is at the heart of the argument you originally made about "getting into a car with a stranger." You are quite selective (and fucking stupid)…

I think you've lost the thread of how this back and forth began in your zeal to "be right". Well, you're wrong, it's the same vetting that cab drivers get, so that's that. Have fun being wrong and blathering on for no good reason!

Yes, that's one thing they said. So is this:

Well, I've routinely seen people pissed and angry in the lobby because they've been rejected, so I don't know. I also think you're talking out of your ass.

To be fair, they did address how they wed (in the nick of time to keep her from having to testify against him). I did, though, also wonder about the backstory.

What in the hell do you think you are doing? This hasn't been approved by the US Council on Douche Bag Dudes.