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:D I was debating between the above and a schmirnoff ice! lolQuote:
Originally posted by momoffuzzyfaces
Alas, I must refrain from liquor because of my pain medicine. I'll have a tea with lemon, on the rocks, please.:D
Not much beats a good glass of tea!
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Originally posted by zippy-kat
:D I was debating between the above and a schmirnoff ice! lol
Not much beats a good glass of tea!
both for you!!!!:D
the rest of you!!
come on, we need advice here....
Richard,
I would like a Baileys Irish Creme & coffee please.:D
Richard, I'm a 21 year old college student. I'm not picky!!! And yesterday so the last day of class so I'm especially non-picky today. However that Bailey's Irish Cream does sound good.
Liz and UA,
done......no advice???
for the rest of you.....no more drinks until we get advice...
from now on that's the price of a drink!
(UA, sorry, i have problems with french wine names.......
fully pusse' ????)
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I have no advice, tattoos are sexy. I say if you got them then flaunt them. Well unless they are bad tattoos, then you need to go to a real tattoo artist (no, not your former prison inmate) and get a nice cover up.
LOL I know don't know you're talking about. That sounds like a fine tasting wine to me.Quote:
(UA, sorry, i have problems with french wine names....... fully pusse' ????)
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Originally posted by Uabassoon
LOL I know don't know you're talking about.
me either!!!
Pouilly-Fuissé.
i knew there was a dash in there someplace!!!
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OK, it is officially after 5 now, so I'm legal.
Actually, as far as the tattoo friend goes, I would suggest wearing her hair down so it is covered up, or getting a wig! What use is a strapless, beautiful wedding gown, if those tattoos are going to show?? Am I a prude or what????
LOL!!! :)
Since she is the bride, she gets to do what ever she wants! Also, if the tatoos are on her back, they won't be in the photos anyway.Quote:
Originally posted by shellonabeach
This reminds me of a friend of mine - I will be a bridesmaid at her wedding next year.
She has bought the most beautiful strapless dress BUT when she was younger she had quite a few (about 7) tatoos done. She has one on each shoulder on her back and one in the middle - all bright colours and quite large. She looks great in her dress but the view from the back (which most people will see in the church) makes her look like terrible.
What do I do? Do I tell her that it doesn't look nice, the lady at the wedding dress shop said they are part of her and she should be proud of them. She has talked about trying to hide them with make-up or she could get a wrap or something.
Oh dear now I have sounded like "Miss I need advice"
Her family know about that tatoos!!
Tell her she looks lovely and have a wonderful time.
Richard - less than three hours 'tll quitting time. I can't wait to serve drinks with you.;)
Sounds good to me :DQuote:
Originally posted by RICHARD
icey,
how's about an iced coffee????
As for the tatoos hmmm.... that I will have to think on...
Will she be wearing a veil? A lacy veil, falling down past her shoulders, will distract/cover up/obscure the tattoos for the wedding/front of the church part ... she doesn't have to have the veil covering her face for the walk down the aisle - I didn't!Quote:
She looks great in her dress but the view from the back (which most people will see in the church) makes her look like terrible.
As for the original bride, find some theatre folks, or go to a "good" costume supply shop. The "clown white" the pros use is not greasy at all, and stays on for hours and hours. I am guessing they have "flesh-toned" stuff that would do the trick as well.
Yea, that kind of makes up for always being the designated driver. SIGH :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally posted by RICHARD
no problem,
you can sit at the back and laugh at the inebriates!!!;)
I think I'll go with the Cinco de Mayo theme...how bout a raspberry margarita on the rocks :)
I'm sure the bride is aware of her tattoos. I'd leave it. Let her regret it later without having to cause tension or bad feelings.
I'll take a rum and coke, please. Or a Tom Collins if you know how...