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No need to stop at the wedding dress, see here for other great ideas of bridesmaid dresses. Implants optional, maybe.
http://www.heatworld.com/Article/779...ding+photos…
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Oh my god, the flower girls!! Yikes.![]()
I assume it's the guy's mother in a turquoise full "mother-of-the-groom" suit.
She doesn't seem all that thrilled........
Never mind.
Last edited by snapdragen; 11-01-2008 at 08:22 AM.
They are gipsy! Judging them based on our definition of classy is as wrong as it is for instance to judge native americans for what they wear based on our culture. It is a DIFFERENT culture. They are nomads. They don't go to classical schools. They have their own language, culture and customs. They live differently. They don't always conform to laws of the state/society they travel through, they typically cause troubles but that still does not mean that we should be so CONDESCENDING in our judgment as you are!
Sorry, I don't like gypsies but I also don't like people who are too judgmental.
Martina
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never mind
Last edited by snapdragen; 11-01-2008 at 08:22 AM.
I'm not confused by that statement at all. Loooong ago I was attacked on the street by a ... well, he was a Hispanic male. Threw me to the ground, pinned me, things did not look good for our hero.
I got outa the pin, pinned him down
and then help arrived in the form of two guys and a cop.
I have Hispanic friends, even family from South and Central America, Spain, Mexico ... I like them a lot. But after the incident I struggled.
Each time I'd see someone who looked anything like this guy I had a gut reaction. It took a long time to overcome. I was raised to appreciate different cultures, to not just tolerate differences but really get out there and enjoy them.
I was taught from way back that I should not judge by appearances.
In a funny way tt was kind of like socializing a dog. I saw what was happening to me, didn't like it and said "I'm going to search out good experiences with people of this culture and overcome this" and I did.
As for the dress, welllllllll![]()
it's not my style, I could never get away with wearing white
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but if it makes the couple happy
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Last edited by Trek420; 11-01-2008 at 06:11 AM.
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And what is not judgmental about a blanket statement of distaste for an entire ethnic/cultural group, the gypsies?
Whether you agree with snap's statement or not, martin's statement is pejorative about ALL gypsies including those he/she has not seen or met, and therefore condemns all in her/his eyes. Snap's comment, and the other posters' I might add, were only about specific people based on their perceptions of those individuals from photos, people who are dressed for a wedding in a western culture for a wedding at a western church. Sorry, but martin's statement is downright nasty criticizing an entire culture based on their heritage, not on their individual merits.
I'm very disappointed that you people don't seem to get the discriminatory nature of his/her remark.
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