Re: Heelies
Posted: Sat Jan 20, 2007 11:23 am
This thread reminds me of how my cousin wore heelies to my confirmation 5 years ago (she was a church server and wore them under her robe).


Stories about guest behavior in theme parks.
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which, in turn, reminds me of the time i went to NYC to see the nutcracker and the angels that opened act 2 (candyland and whatnot) wore roller skates under their gowns to look like they were gliding.disneyprincess1988 wrote:This thread reminds me of how my cousin wore heelies to my confirmation 5 years ago (she was a church server and wore them under her robe).
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Now I have A QUESTION for this... If she fell and busted her ass during the service in the middle of the church, knocked over a candle and lit something on fire, would it be ok to laugh at her for being a moron and wearing heelies?disneyprincess1988 wrote:This thread reminds me of how my cousin wore heelies to my confirmation 5 years ago (she was a church server and wore them under her robe).
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Yes, especially if it was her hair and/or clothing.kickman77 wrote:Now I have A QUESTION for this... If she fell and busted her ass during the service in the middle of the church, knocked over a candle and lit something on fire, would it be ok to laugh at her for being a moron and wearing heelies?
The question is who would she sue ???,The candle makers,the church.No it would be the dress maker,no the people who advertised the dress. Wait,the dress designer is the one responsible. No,No It's CNN. They didn't tell us SOON enough.kickman77 wrote:Now I have A QUESTION for this... If she fell and busted her ass during the service in the middle of the church, knocked over a candle and lit something on fire, would it be ok to laugh at her for being a moron and wearing heelies?