You have chosen your dream dress, you and your future husband have
decided on the wedding party and the bridesmaids are anxious to see
what their dresses are going to look like. When choosing your
bridesmaid dresses, don’t forget to keep their emotions and tastes in
mind!

Remember that although this is your big day, your bridesmaids have
decided to share in your joy and help you make lasting memories. And
one of the biggest ways that you can include them in the merriment is
to ask them to help you with the decision. In other words, in addition
to your own ideas, find out what their likes and dislikes are. After
all, if they’re not happy with your choice and they feel
uncomfortable, it will show in your wedding photos.

Compliment your bridesmaids’ figures, hair color and complexions when
choosing their dresses. You can still be the center of attention while
allowing your wedding party to glow and shine behind you. Be sure to
have your bridesmaids try on several styles and colors and let them
choose one or two of their favorites to help you make your decision.

Has anyone noticed the similarity in the words "diddling" and "dildoing"?
Depending upon circumstances, they could mean the same thing, ya know.

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Ernie did you any boy scouts this weekend?

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What's all this crap about little Iraqi boys being cornholed with broom
handles and young men gagged with womens underwear and assaulted with large
dogs?

Can you imagine being cornholed with a broom handle? And what of the
humiliation?

I DON'T KNOW IF INQUIRING MINDS WANT TO KNOW ABOUT THIS ONE.

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But isn't that what the boyscouts is all about?

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to a young, nubile boyscout whose experienced scoutmaster dressed him up in
a pantiless kilt and then played stoop tag with this young lad in a deserted
public park on a hot, sweaty day?

DOES THE SCOUTING MANUAL ADDRESS SUCH ISSUES?

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a trangendered male or female?

INQUIRING MINDS WANT TO KNOW.

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and now I can't find that cucumber. Woe is me.

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‘Pieces of sky.’ That’s how turquoise was called by some Native
American tribes. Indeed, it requires no great stretch of the
imagination to understand why turquoise was referred to as such. Just
as the heavens could be a peaceful or stormy blue, so could turquoise
seem to express different moods with its different shades of blue and
green. Wearing pieces of sky in a turquoise necklace is a provocative
and attractive idea.

Known as the birthstone of December, turquoise can be opaque or
translucent, and a turquoise necklace made of beads conveys an
iridescent, whimsical effect. Some jewelry designers set their
turquoise necklaces in platinum, silver, or gold; at times, they use
other gemstones in conjunction with turquoise for a complementary,
enhancing effect. Chokers or neckbands decorated with turquoise are
also popular as fashion accessories.