bridesmaid suddenly backing out?

One of the bridesmaids at my bothers wedding had floresent green nails on her gingers and toes....no that was not one of the colors of there wedding. I just looked thru ALL their pictures and couldn't find a sinle one where the girls finger nail polish was

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[QUOTE]Muppet, I have that album!!!  And FI will come around.  We are being introduced to the A Team theme song.  We toyed with the Muhna Muppet song and the Knight Rider theme... My ring tone on my phone is Muhna.
Posted by rachelm13[/QUOTE]

<div>Whenever I receive a text, my phone plays a Kermit "YAAAAAAAY!" It makes me happy.</div>

This is the most interesting thread of the day!  **** having to teach during the drama, but muppets are way better!

I'm Kermit! But I can share.

OP, I hear the Bridezillas show will give you a couple thou to be this ridiculous and abusive to your friends on national TV.

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[QUOTE]You are fighting with your best friend about nail polish.
Posted by Liatris2010[/QUOTE]
Nailed it.

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: bridesmaid suddenly backing out? : Nailed it.
Posted by Simply Fated[/QUOTE]

I see what you did there.

In Response to Re: bridesmaid suddenly backing out?:
[QUOTE]Yes, Muppet, its Carmen Sandiego.  I loved that show.
Posted by button6004[/QUOTE]

Ok pps are right there are more important things in life, while as a friend I wouldn't down right complain about absolutely everything the bride wanted because thar is pretty childish you can't exactly force her to do anything. You shouldn't force her to do anything. My suggestion would be to work with her give her an over all concept and see what kind of input she has. I disagree that no one will.notice her nails because lets face it if they're like super gnarly people will, and also if she doesn't look well put together people will notice. I mean if she wants to look put together especially for pictures she should atleast file but that is completely on her. However that doesn't mean that you should force her to get the exact same.nails as everyone else. She could do French tips on her own nails and add a design to her own nails and no one will notice the possible difference in length. I mean you're paying and they wont be a biiiiitch to take off or anything and maybe she wont even need to to play her guitar. Bottom.line work with her, treat her as you would want to be treated.

As an artist whose work often leaves my hands rough and stained, happy to see that my work and my lifestyle would offend your stupid pinterst photos. The rough appearance of a creator's hands are a mark of pride for us, like the scars of cuts and burns for chefs. We literally suffer for our art, and like hell you can ask someone to give it up for yor wedding. 

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[QUOTE]As an artist whose work often leaves my hands rough and stained, happy to see that my work and my lifestyle would offend your stupid pinterst photos. The rough appearance of a creator's hands are a mark of pride for us, like the scars of cuts and burns for chefs. We literally suffer for our art, and like hell you can ask someone to give it up for yor wedding.  If you would honestly ask your friend to demark the part of her body that is her lifeline for a stupid photo idea, you don't deserve her for a friend.
Posted by Harry87[/QUOTE]


I'm an artist with scarred up hands and arms too!! Welding is a b!tch. In my engagement close-ups, you can see ink stains! H loves these hands, and so do I.

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