Christine

I am going to have to say no for sure, my mom gets in that weekend and we are still hoping for an early arrival.

when does it start? I liked her as well and I think the bachelorette shows are great, I could only hope for another Trista and Ryan.

well that's good that you will be able to get it all worked out, what a crazy lady

wow Shelley that is so crazy, what did the builders say? Have you had any updates from the county?

have a fantastic beautiful perfect wedding-you only deserve the best Carly!!!

http://bestdestinationwedding.com/forum/t20737

I think $2 million is a little extreme, he's not injured or anything.

N.Y. man sues airline over flight spent on toilet - News - MSNBC.com N.Y. man sues airline over flight spent on toilet N.Y. man traveling on 'buddy pass,' gives up seat for JetBlue crew member The Associated Press updated 11:51 a.m. ET, Tues., May. 13, 2008 NEW YORK - A New York City man is suing JetBlue Airways Corp. for more than $2 million because he says a pilot made him give up his seat to a flight attendant and sit on the toilet for more than three hours on a flight from California. Gokhan Mutlu, of Manhattan's Inwood section, says in court papers the pilot told him to "go 'hang out' in the bathroom" about 90 minutes into the San Diego to New York flight because the flight attendant complained that the "jump seat" she was assigned was uncomfortable, the lawsuit said. Mutlu was traveling on a "buddy pass," a standby travel voucher that JetBlue employees give to friends, from New York to San Diego on Feb. 16, and returned to New York on Feb. 23, the lawsuit said. Initially, Mutlu was told a flight attendant had taken the last seat on the plane, but then he was advised she would sit in the employee "jump seat," meaning he could have the last seat, the lawsuit said. The pilot told him 1 1/2 hours into the five-hour flight that he would have to relinquish the seat to the flight attendant, court papers say. But the pilot said that Mutlu could not sit in the jump seat because only JetBlue employees were permitted to sit there, the lawsuit said. When Mutlu expressed reluctance to go sit in the bathroom, the pilot, who was not named in the lawsuit, told him that "he was the pilot, that this was his plane, under his command that (Mutlu) should be grateful for being on board," the lawsuit said. The aircraft hit turbulence and passengers were directed to return to their seats, but "the plaintiff had no seat to return to, sitting on a toilet stool with no seat belts," court papers say. Some time later, a male flight attendant knocked on the restroom door and told Mutlu he could return to his original seat, court papers say. Mutlu's lawsuit, filed Friday in Manhattan's state Supreme Court, says JetBlue negligently endangered him by not providing him with a seat with a safety belt or harness, in violation of federal law. A JetBlue spokesman declined comment on the lawsuit Monday. Copyright 2008 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. URL: N.Y. man sues airline over flight spent on toilet - News - MSNBC.com -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MSN Privacy . Legal © 2008 MSNBC.com

my dad and step-mom got married on Friday the 13th and have been married for 17 years this January.

my dad is a traffic detective and has spent almost 30 years writing tickets and has heard so many excuses, but he said the one he really felt bad for was a kindergarten teacher who was wearing a white suit and started her period at work, she was rushing home to get her supplies and change her outfit on her break time. When I got pulled over in high school I always had my dad's card on my license for emergency purposes, and one cop was really rude to me about it and the judge threw away the ticket (when you are under 18 in NV you go directly to the juvenile court judge) and the guy got his beat moved because apparently he was always getting complaints about his treatment of teenagers (his beat was right around the high school).

do you mean a wall? I think the saying is I have hit a wall...sorry you will find it all, the girls on here are incredibly resourceful...and honestly if you don't get everything you want then no one but you will notice.

wow lots of cruisers around here. I have only been on two one out of FL and one out of LA. I was really young but they were fun. Honestly the three day one was not enough, and the 7 day was plenty of time, by the end I was ready to go home.

I saw this on AOL this morning, thought I would share them-what are your ticket stories? (oh and I included the pictures from the article because I think some of them are really funny) Best Traffic Ticket Excuses - AOL Money & Finance Quote: This works 90% of the time. It was a true story when my dad first used it. He has been using it ever since. He was pulled over for speeding and said he was very sorry, but he got held up and was very late picking up his daughter. He said he's worried about her and doesn't want her waiting all alone. The officer said he understood and to be more aware of the time in the future. I modified this story to say that my parents were unable to pick up my little sister and called me to pick her up." Quote: "My wife didn't care for long drives on the interstate when she traveled on business alone. So she would put a box of tampons (visible) in the backseat. Whenever she was stopped for speeding, she would act jumpy, exasperated and irate. When questioned as to why she was driving so fast -- usually 90 mph -- she would point to the box of tampons in the backseat. No male officer ever ticketed her!!" Quote: "When I was in college, I had 'stayed over' my date's house too late and was zipping home in the wee hours of the morning. A police officer pulled me over citing that I was driving over 85 mph. I told him that I was sorry, but I was very tired from being up studying all night and was trying to get home to bed. Besides, my old Toyota couldn't possibly go 85 mph because the speedometer only goes up to 75! The officer put his head through the window to verify what I said and confirmed it. He let me go, saying: 'Get some sleep!'" Quote: "As I was speeding, a state trooper pulled me over. When he told me how fast I was going I told him I had been talking to myself. He looked puzzled. I said I was mad at my husband and was practicing what I was going to say to him. I guess the madder I got the faster I got. He closed his ticket book and said, 'I'll let you finish your conversation, just keep it under the speed limit.' Works every time." Quote: "The best excuse I've heard was this: An officer asked my grandma why she was in a hurry and she said she had ice cream in the back and didn't want it to melt. So, he let her go." Quote: "I was working the highway on a Sunday afternoon and I pulled over a van with two occupants that was speeding. I asked what the emergency was and the driver responds that he was trying to get a fly out (of the van) and he figured that if he opened the windows and sped that it would work." Quote: "This excuse works: I was trying to catch up to the guy in front of me so that I could read his license plate because he threw a beer bottle at my car. Try it!" Quote: "I got pulled over in a small town in east Texas several years ago. The officer seemed like he had a sense of humor or I would not have done what I did. When he asked for my license, I pulled my money clip out, which had my license in it as well as several twenties and fifties, that he could see. I made the comment that I bet $50 that he was going to give me a ticket. He just smiled, and said, 'You just lost. Where is my $50?' I was glad to give it to him." Quote: "A few years ago when I was young and dumb, I had just gotten off from work and was speeding home (about 55 mph in a 30 mph construction zone). I was pulled over and ... after (the officer) told me how fast I was going I told him that I had just put some new rear-end gears in my truck and my speedometer wasn't working right. All he said was to take it easy going home and get it fixed asap. No ticket." Quote: "I was speeding home on a back road with a friend and got pulled over. The cop asked me why I was driving so fast, and I just blurted out excitedly: 'I just saw 'The Fast and the Furious' at the movies and it inspired me! Did you see it yet? It was AWESOME!' He laughed and said he wanted to see that one. He gave me back my license and told me to take it easy. My friend thought for sure I was screwed. Just be honest! It's a good policy." Quote: "My excuse: 'I was eating my M&M's and spilled them. I didn't realize I was going faster than the speed limit.' The highway patrolman accepted my offer of my green M&M's with a smile and "Go on your way." Quote: "My wife commuted from the Jersey Shore to Philadelphia, and had a 6:30 AM appointment, I drove her to the bus station and we missed her bus barely. We were right behind the departing bus and had to get to the last departure bus stop before that bus! We were doing maybe 60 in a 25 mph zone, and were both shouting LOUDLY. We were pulled over and when I opened the window for the officer, my wife and I let out a volley of shouts. The officer was so startled he shouted, 'OK, OK, go, go!'" Quote: "I was going 85 mph in a 55-zone on I-40. I had just gotten my license a couple of weeks before. I still had my driver's manual in the glovebox. By the time the officer had pulled me over, I had grabbed it. I looked up 'DMV officers' and noticed they mostly deal with 18-wheelers. I gave him my driver's license & registration and asked if I could show him something. I showed him the (manual) and asked: 'Where's my other 14 wheels?' He laughed so hard. He told me to slow down and let me off with a verbal warning. Quote: "We had been trying to get pregnant for a while and were seeing a specialist. Enroute there I was taking a little-used side road that was 25 mph. The cop clocked us at 94 in a 25. We were only about 3 minutes from the doctor's office at the hospital. When we explained we only had a few minutes to get this 'sample' to the office, not only did he let us go, but he even waved us through the red light. Yep, really happened." Quote: "In Boone County, Mo., my aunt was clocked doing 80 mph in a 45. She told the cop she was frying chicken and had left the frying pan on. It worked, but I doubt it would work in the north." Quote: "If you're out in the countryside, my favorite excuse is that I'm diabetic and I'm trying to get to a store to get a Gatorade or candy bar. The best part is usually they will have candy or donuts and let you have some. If he thinks I'm lying I have a card that states: I have diabetes. I am not intoxicated. If i am unconscious or my behavior is peculiar, I may be having a reaction associated with diabetes or its treatment. I've never tried to use it within city limits because there are stores every 20 feet."

I heard on the radio this morning that she wanted this huge million dollar wedding in NYC at St. Pat's and he talked her out of it, apparently he's trying to help her not be so high maintenance.

glad you got the pictures to work, they look great!

wow this board is getting preggo left and right! Congrats, that is such great news, I hope for a very healthy pregnancy.

as always Leigh you manage to capture such amazing shots. Great location.

okay girls its official Jennie Garth returning to West Beverly for '90210' spinoff May 12, 2008, 9:50 AM EST LOS ANGELES (AP) -- The wild kids of television's West Beverly High will have a guidance counselor familiar with the posh ZIP code's dating, drugs and drama. Jennie Garth will reprise her role as Kelly Taylor and join the cast of a planned "Beverly Hills, 90210" spinoff on CW. She won't be a regular but will play a guidance counselor at her alma mater, the Hollywood Reporter said in a story published online Saturday. Garth, 36, departed the CBS comedy pilot "My Best Friend's Girl" last month. Jennie Garth returning to West Beverly for '90210' spinoff - MSN TV News

Do they want them to be formal? Also do you need to get them printed before you actually get married? I don't like "the happy news" I think "we are proud to annouce..." then have the little poem about the waves is nice.

Tammy that video is so cute, the boys look like they really want to get involved, she is so cute and how great that she might already have a home-I knew it wouldn't be long with this one.

my cousin just named her little girl Sophie, but I have only had one Olivia in my classes (of course I have 17-18 year olds so I would need to look at the 1990 most popular names)

oh we can always count on Jason to make us ladies feel better!

Quote: Originally Posted by Cody Thank you Morgan. I have offered advise/service and received very good feedback on my assistance. I wonder how much involvement exactly one needs to be considered an appropriate vendor? Thank you. Cody Cody, you only have 6 posts that is not nearly enough to be considered an active member below is exactly what it says as the description of this forum, keep participating and after a month of active participation you can e-mail/pm Tammy Host and she will let you know when you can post in this area about your business. Quote: Vendor Marketplace Vendors: This is the place for more active members to advertise yourself. You MUST be an ACTIVE member in good standing with the forum to even be considered. You must PM the Host to get approval before you post here. Do not PM me if you have been a member for less than a month as I will not respond .

just wanted to let you girls know that I went ahead and merged this with the other thread that was already started on the wedding.

I never went to the knot boards but I do know that our abbreviations can be confusing around here, but we do have a thread where we put all the abbreviations to help you all out http://bestdestinationwedding.com/forum/t2690