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cortypants @cortypants (604) • United States 7 Feb 09

I have a Boxer, he's just a year and a half, and he is such a clown, I love him so much!! He is great with all of our assorted extended family members, from my 85 year old grandmother to my 2 month old nephew, he loves other dogs,...

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cortypants Hi, Maryanne!! I just love boxers, can't wait til I can move with my boyfriend into a bigger house so we can get another one. He loves to play with all dogs, but he gets CRAZY excited when he sees another boxer .. I guess it's because he can recognize his own...

18 Jun 09

cortypants @cortypants (604) • United States 7 Feb 09

I have a Boxer, he's just a year and a half, and he is such a clown, I love him so much!! He is great with all of our assorted extended family members, from my 85 year old grandmother to my 2 month old nephew, he loves other dogs,...

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cortypants Hi, Heather!! Luckily my dog has no health problems so far, but he's only just turned 2. I read that Boxers can have heart problems, eye problems, cancers, etc ... but luckily mine seems to be healthy. My uncle had a retriever that had seizures, but they were...

4 Jun 09

cortypants @cortypants (604) • United States 12 May 09

Do you feel that weddings should be a formal occasion? As in, suit and tie, no children allowed? Or do you see a wedding as a casual gathering of family, friends, and laughter? When my aunt got married, it was a very formal...

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cortypants That's exactly how I feel, thank you!! :D

13 May 09

cortypants @cortypants (604) • United States 12 May 09

Do you feel that weddings should be a formal occasion? As in, suit and tie, no children allowed? Or do you see a wedding as a casual gathering of family, friends, and laughter? When my aunt got married, it was a very formal...

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cortypants Everyone I know (females at least) end up barefoot at weddings .. no matter how cute the shoes are, they kill your feet! Usually the cuter the shoes, the more pain you're in! Your wedding sounds like a really fun one! :D

13 May 09

cortypants @cortypants (604) • United States 12 May 09

Do you feel that weddings should be a formal occasion? As in, suit and tie, no children allowed? Or do you see a wedding as a casual gathering of family, friends, and laughter? When my aunt got married, it was a very formal...

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cortypants As I said, I don't really think jeans are appropriate at a wedding, but I don't think the full suit and tie and jacket are necessary either. A mix in the middle seems perfect to me!

13 May 09

cortypants @cortypants (604) • United States 12 May 09

Do you feel that weddings should be a formal occasion? As in, suit and tie, no children allowed? Or do you see a wedding as a casual gathering of family, friends, and laughter? When my aunt got married, it was a very formal...

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cortypants The less stress on the bride and groom, the better!! :D

13 May 09

cortypants @cortypants (604) • United States 12 May 09

Do you feel that weddings should be a formal occasion? As in, suit and tie, no children allowed? Or do you see a wedding as a casual gathering of family, friends, and laughter? When my aunt got married, it was a very formal...

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cortypants Yes, the less stress on you guys the better! I hope everything goes well for you, good luck!!

13 May 09

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cortypants @cortypants (604) • United States 12 May 09

Do you feel that weddings should be a formal occasion? As in, suit and tie, no children allowed? Or do you see a wedding as a casual gathering of family, friends, and laughter? When my aunt got married, it was a very formal...

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cortypants Exactly, it's an important occasion, but not a sad one!! :D

13 May 09

cortypants @cortypants (604) • United States 12 May 09

Do you feel that weddings should be a formal occasion? As in, suit and tie, no children allowed? Or do you see a wedding as a casual gathering of family, friends, and laughter? When my aunt got married, it was a very formal...

20 responses •

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cortypants That sounds like a wonderful time!! Just because you're not eating shrimp with 10 forks doesn't mean it's not a serious event. It's just not a funeral!! :D

13 May 09

cortypants @cortypants (604) • United States 12 May 09

Do you feel that weddings should be a formal occasion? As in, suit and tie, no children allowed? Or do you see a wedding as a casual gathering of family, friends, and laughter? When my aunt got married, it was a very formal...

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cortypants Exactly, I feel it should be a celebration, not an occasion you should have to feel stressed over! Like I said, I don't feel jeans are appropriate, but a full suit and tie are overkill in my opinion. :D

13 May 09

cortypants @cortypants (604) • United States 12 May 09

Do you feel that weddings should be a formal occasion? As in, suit and tie, no children allowed? Or do you see a wedding as a casual gathering of family, friends, and laughter? When my aunt got married, it was a very formal...

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cortypants It's true, it's a very personal decision, different for every couple, and budget has a little something to do with it, as well, but I agree that somewhere in the middle is a nice choice! :D

13 May 09

cortypants @cortypants (604) • United States 12 May 09

Do you feel that weddings should be a formal occasion? As in, suit and tie, no children allowed? Or do you see a wedding as a casual gathering of family, friends, and laughter? When my aunt got married, it was a very formal...

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cortypants That sounds like tons of fun! I think semi-formal is a nice compromise. I don't really think jeans belong at a wedding, but khaki's and a dress shirt should be good enough for the guys. Your wedding sounds like it was really something to remember!!

13 May 09

cortypants @cortypants (604) • United States 12 May 09

Do you feel that weddings should be a formal occasion? As in, suit and tie, no children allowed? Or do you see a wedding as a casual gathering of family, friends, and laughter? When my aunt got married, it was a very formal...

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cortypants I agree, it's much easier to let loose and have fun when the occasion isn't very stuffy. :D Have a great day!

13 May 09

cortypants @cortypants (604) • United States 12 May 09

Do you feel that weddings should be a formal occasion? As in, suit and tie, no children allowed? Or do you see a wedding as a casual gathering of family, friends, and laughter? When my aunt got married, it was a very formal...

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cortypants if god forbid that happens you'll just have to learn to love facebook! LOL.

12 May 09

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cortypants @cortypants (604) • United States 12 May 09

Do you feel that weddings should be a formal occasion? As in, suit and tie, no children allowed? Or do you see a wedding as a casual gathering of family, friends, and laughter? When my aunt got married, it was a very formal...

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cortypants and there go my plans for stalking you via facebook. LOL.

12 May 09

cortypants @cortypants (604) • United States 12 May 09

Do you feel that weddings should be a formal occasion? As in, suit and tie, no children allowed? Or do you see a wedding as a casual gathering of family, friends, and laughter? When my aunt got married, it was a very formal...

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cortypants LOL I was going to ask if you had the unfortunate experience of having that name for real. LOL.

12 May 09

cortypants @cortypants (604) • United States 12 May 09

Do you feel that weddings should be a formal occasion? As in, suit and tie, no children allowed? Or do you see a wedding as a casual gathering of family, friends, and laughter? When my aunt got married, it was a very formal...

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cortypants Congrats go out to you, and good luck!!! Don't get me wrong, I think you should dress up for a wedding, I don't think you should wear jeans, but I think sundresses for the girls and khaki's for the guys is dressy enough, at least for my own wedding. I hope...

12 May 09

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cortypants @cortypants (604) • United States 12 May 09

Do you feel that weddings should be a formal occasion? As in, suit and tie, no children allowed? Or do you see a wedding as a casual gathering of family, friends, and laughter? When my aunt got married, it was a very formal...

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cortypants lol! it took me awhile to get used to facebook. i'll send you the message now! :D

12 May 09

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cortypants @cortypants (604) • United States 12 May 09

Do you feel that weddings should be a formal occasion? As in, suit and tie, no children allowed? Or do you see a wedding as a casual gathering of family, friends, and laughter? When my aunt got married, it was a very formal...

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cortypants It's true, you can dress up AND have fun. I was more meaning the stuffy weddings where you're scared to laugh or use the wrong fork.... I don't do well with those! LOL.

12 May 09

cortypants @cortypants (604) • United States 12 May 09

Do you feel that weddings should be a formal occasion? As in, suit and tie, no children allowed? Or do you see a wedding as a casual gathering of family, friends, and laughter? When my aunt got married, it was a very formal...

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cortypants That Celtic ceremony really sounds interesting, I bet it was beautiful!! We Irish sure know how to party! :D Do you have Facebook? There's tons of pics if you want to take a look..

12 May 09

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