![]() ![]() Maybe less.Wedding sparklers are becoming the trend to give that extra shine to your big day. If we United like our namesake it'd be over in a week. There's 350 million of us and about 1000 people them. Enoughof the corrupt, greedy, geriatric psychopaths running everything. It all barely worked and things seem worse than ever. We tried protesting, we tried voting, we tried strikes. With the way things are headed we're going to have some sort of civil clash or a massive catalyst (hopefully revolution). We need something better.Īn actual government that does something not just prostration, lies and false promises that don't go anywhere while we STILL don't have basic things like proper universal Healthcare. We're not going to get there by voting for whatever corrupt blue or red asshat lies to us on TV. We've been trying that for many decades now and look where it brought us. Nah man we don't have the power to fix it from the inside. ![]() If you can’t go and want to make sure they know you love them, do some small token to show that. ![]() But RSVP politely, in truth, and on time. But I would probably end the friendship over that.Įven beyond the financial, this kind of move (because if you “have Covid” you better not be seen out in public by anyone who knows the couple) shows that you do not value or respect the couple, who merely wanted you to take part in their day. I don’t hate anyone who just couldn’t make it to my wedding. That WOULD have made me hate you as a bride. I wish you well.” Send a card or a small gift if you can.ĭo NOT say you’re coming and then lie to get out of it. Send a text saying “Oh man, I wish I could come but I already have plans that weekend. Tell them you’re not coming politely the socially acceptable way by the deadline. If you don’t show because of a lie after rsv ping yes they’ve probably spent money (like often $200) on a seat and a plate for you. It was a great time, and it seems like there's a trend of weddings focusing on cheaper and more fun than stuffy Disney Princess shit. We all got sparklers instead of throwing rice or something dumb like bubbles. The last wedding I went to had corn hole (the redneck game) and a professional who would handroll whatever kind of cigar you'd like (on an unrelated note I now know I absolutely do not like cigars, not even a little). Hell, a couple even had buckets of flip flops so the women could take off their heels and really jam on the dance floor. Like, lots better than some random party so you'd have an awesome time but the focus was on celebrating and having fun, not being a bored extra in someone's Pride and Prejudice fantasy. And you'd get some bullshit momento that'd go straight in the first rubbish bin you came across.īut every wedding I've been to for like the last 10 years has been way less ostentatious and over the top, has had fewer guests, a shorter (and often non-religious) service, a more informal party (sometimes even in something like a barn!), a waaaaay better bar, most didn't allow kids, and legitimately was good fun. There'd be like 400 people and it felt like going to a pretentious debutant ball. 15 or so years ago I remember every wedding was like some giant saccharin princess fairytale that EASILY cost the down-payment for a house (at the time). Yes, but at the same time I also see a really strong trend in the opposite direction. ![]()
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