I think it's kind of a faux pas not to do it. I didn't have that problem thankfully.

 

Yea I figured it was. I've seen weddings that weren't like that also. Thankfully, I'm not a wedding expert. :lol:

faux pas = false step

 

I was wondering what the actual translation is.

On a different note, I scheduled my polygraph for next week for a job I'm applying for. I'm really not excited about taking a lie detector test where I know that no question is off limits.

faux pas = false step

 

I was wondering what the actual translation is.

a slip or blunder in etiquette, manners, or conduct; an embarrassing social blunder or indiscretion

$235 is absurd.

 

Yes...ABSOLUTLEY absurd. I walked away from Skeffington's the next morning with a hangover and a $235 pair of paper-thin socks.

 

Then she should've paid for the special suit.

 

I toyed with that idea...but from my understanding of my buddy's mother-in-law, I would have walked away from that argument singing soprano.

This is true. I think almost every wedding I've been in the bride's siblings have been in the groom's party and it's always been kind of a bummer. It makes sense if they are tight, but if not it's just kind of awkward. I don't know if that's some sort of requirement or faux pas to not do it or what.

I do agree with that. My sisters were in my brothers wedding but if the person I marry doesn't want them in their party then I'm by all means ok with that. I look at it as your wedding party is your wedding party. I've heard the discussions where someone feels obligated to put their future spouses siblings in there that they aren't close to. I don't see the point in it.

On a different note, I scheduled my polygraph for next week for a job I'm applying for. I'm really not excited about taking a lie detector test where I know that no question is off limits.

 

What kind of job is it for if you don't mind me asking.

Don't you just love that? The two worst parts of weddings:

1. The person who isn't either A)the bride/groom or B)person performing ceremony who feels that you need to run through the rehearsal roughly 50 times. This person is almost always a mother or an aunt whose kids aren't married yet.

2. The pushy photographer that makes you take pictures that neither the bride or groom want.

 

God help me that will be her mom for sure. :lol:

 

Friday can't get here soon enough.

Not to change the subject, but did anyone see Coco's save tonight? That was one of the most hilarious saves I have ever seen.

Friday can't get her soon enough.

 

What's it gonna do to her?

Yeah, the groomsmen served as ushers before the thing started.

 

I got to hold open the door during introductions at the reception. So I had that going for me... which was nice...

Wow. That is a huge wedding party. The last one I was in had ten groomsmen/bridesmaids plus four separate ushers so I thought that was excessive. Though in all honesty if I had to go past one it would be very difficult to get down past ten or so. :lol:

Not to change the subject, but did anyone see Coco's save tonight? That was one of the most hilarious saves I have ever seen.

 

I missed it but I saw someone complain to JohnFay on Twitter. Being a beat writer on a team that has been dead for months has to be brutal.

What's it gonna do to her?

 

Typo, here*. You didn't give me time to edit.

Not to change the subject, but did anyone see Coco's save tonight? That was one of the most hilarious saves I have ever seen.

 

I missed that one...what happened?

 

On a semi-related note, anybody seen the Red's Community Fund/Francisco Cordero field down at Pioneer Park? I'm guessing Coco's translator didn't tell him that the field gets flooded with sewage runoff 3-4 times a year.

Typo, here*. You didn't give me time to edit.

 

Freudian slip?