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 The Cat Slippery Slope Quote: 
 If it helps, the crazy lady with 67 cats lives in Podunk, IL. And it's actually more like 120 cats. She is related to Mr. Lex and along with the cats, lets the raccoons in the house to feed. We are a far cry from that and you probably are too. Despite the flip flops. -T(no cat snapshots at work or on the computer)L | 
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 Cape Cod Wedding Fashion Quote: 
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 Cape Cod Wedding Fashion Quote: 
 And yet, you felt compelled to respond. Imagine that. | 
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 Cape Cod Wedding Fashion Quote: 
 Child [those already bored with this harangue should now scroll on], there is no such thing on god's green earth as "semi formal." Sensible people only tolerated "black tie optional" so long as black tie was acknowledged to be informal Very traditionally, there were two styles of recognized dress: formal and informal (obviously, people wore less formal things to actually work in, but they changed out of that for anything resembling a social occasion, be it dinner with the family, religious services or a coronation, so those working clothes didn't matter because social acquaintances didn't impose them on each other). For daytime (and we speak only of gentlemen, because, other than very vague guidelines, the distinctions between formal and less formal clothing for women has been and remains whatever she chooses to make of it), this meant morning suits or sack suits (basically, what we now call a business suit, but the trousers didn't necessarily match the jacket). For evening, that mean white tie or, interchangeably, dark business suits or black tie. Actually, I lie - for evening there was a third choice of formality, which was "we're not dressing," which meant whatever you wore in the morning (so long as it was a business suit) or, if you were in your own home, a dressing gown. More recently (meaning middle to late 20th century), for daytime the business suit graduated to formal, while "informal" meant ... god only knows what, but usually what used to be considered the working clothes you wouldn't inflict on a friend, or worse. Sometimes a sack coat (often with darker or stripey trousers and a contrasting vest) occupied a level of formality between the "formal" business suit and the formerly-formal now uber-formal morning suit, which itself survived only in certain private schools and the diplomatic corps. For evening clothing, black tie graduated from informal to formal, white tie graduated upwards to the orchestra pit or "formal-no really formal we really mean it, white tie", informal came to mean the business suit, and a new category of "casual" was invented to cover everything else because after 1970 no one dared to say "we're not dressing." Then everyone confused "informal" with "anything other than formal" and therefore with "casual," and anarchy ensued. For weddings, everyone is supposed to dress with the same level of formality as the groom. The invitation is supposed to signal to the invitees what level of formality that will be: a third person, centered, formal invitation means "formal," and "informal" is signaled by a handwritten letter invitation, which can then get into the details of expected dress if that is deemed necessary. | 
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 Mormon hypo Quote: 
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 The Cat Slippery Slope Quote: 
 Calling your assistant a pear will lead to an intentional work disaster at a crucial deadline moment and intense hatred for all time. You might gently say that you're sure she didn't mean to do this at the office, but her shirt is exposing her belly. | 
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 SECRET MESSAGE WTFIWWYP? GBTW. | 
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 Mormon hypo Quote: 
 It seems likely that many, if not most, male Mormons would be opposed to polygamy, and that this has always been so. Do the math. If every elder or big kahuna gets four wives, most men get none. Zero. Zilch. Combine that with a general rejection of premarital sex, and you're on the road to hell. Combine that with lack of alcohol and living in Utah, and..... shudddddder. | 
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