Wulf Ratbane said:
The White Sox?
That's the worst euphemism for a homosexual male I've ever seen.
Hong "actually I thought of a worse one, but Eric's grandmother wouldn't like it" Ooi
Wulf Ratbane said:
The White Sox?
3. Is it required that all Trixies look and act alike?
Emphatically No! Many people believe Trixies must look and act alike, for some silly reason. But the truth is that the Society and its members are a tediously diverse group. A cross-section of the Village's residents reveals that Trixies often choose to look and act like their best friends and coworkers, but these girls often take small, subtle risks to differentiate themselves from their peers. For example, when Kate Spade handbags were first introduced, all Trixies bought the standard black model because that's what everybody else did. Nowadays, however, some Trixies venture away from the standard black bag and buy blue, green and even white bags. Other Trixies have been known to buy white Jettas, or stray from Starbucks and buy their Lattes at places like the Corner Bakery, Seattle's Best, Caribou or even Peet's.
BMF said:copied from the Trixie FAQ page:
I can't believe that's not a joke. How vacuous and inane can a person be....
Well, you get the story. The moral of this week's JETTA is this: Ladies, don't put up with any crap from people in Lincoln Park that don't look like they belong. How can you tell if they don't belong? Just run down my handy checklist:
1. They aren't your boyfriend/fiancee/husband, or any of his friends or associates.
2. They aren't related to you, or friends of your family.
3. They aren't an identifiable friend of yours, or anyone from your work. The only exception to this rule, in my book, is if someone looks important enough that you would perhaps like to make their acquaintance at a social event.
BMF said:copied from the Trixie FAQ page:
I can't believe that's not a joke. How vacuous and inane can a person be....