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#182531 - 04/21/04 09:49 PM Prom Dress Registration
D2Xs Power Poster Joined: Jan 2002 Posts: 2,706	I just read that girls across the country are now able to register their dress so that a store will not sell the exact same design and color of dress to another student from the same school. How strange! I thought the girl is what made the dress unique not the dress making the girl unique. _________________________ Beauty is only skin deep...but ugly goes all the way to the bone!
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#182532 - 04/21/04 10:15 PM Re: Prom Dress Registration
HRH Dawnie Power Poster Joined: Aug 2002 Posts: 7,353 Anchorage Alaska	Apparently you've never gone to an event with three other gals wearing the same thing Happens all the time here in Alaska. My favorite experience was when 3 of us had on the same gown at one event, and when I recycled it a couple of months later one of the same gals had done the same thing. Taught me never to wear the danged thing twice! Even registration won't help that _________________________ Dawn Coursey VP/CRA Queen CRA Rating is in...Oh who cares...I'm home with the baby.
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#182533 - 04/21/04 10:39 PM Re: Prom Dress Registration
Anonymous Unregistered	But, what if a boy wants the same dress - is that covered? Times have changed, you know.
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#182534 - 04/22/04 05:02 PM Re: Prom Dress Registration
Queen Mum Power Poster Joined: Mar 2001 Posts: 3,920 OK	Stores are even more particular in registering and tracking pageant dresses. My daughter has done pageants and in buying her last dress they asked her what pageant it was for, but it was just for prom. She will use it though in her next pageant.
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#182535 - 04/22/04 05:20 PM Re: It's good to be a man!
Mapman2004 Junior Member Joined: Apr 2004 Posts: 26 Cincinnati, Ohio	I'm so glad I'm a man. When I went to prom, I was expected to wear the same tux as half the other guys there... The only accessory being compared was the girl on my arm. We have it sooooooo much easier :P PS: And that's before we even mention not having to wear bras, heals, and hose! _________________________ The Attus Group, Inc. Providing outsource compliance solutions nationwide.
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#182536 - 04/22/04 05:26 PM Re: It's good to be a man!
Retired DQ 10K Club Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 40,766 Turnpike Exit 10	Quote: I'm so glad I'm a man. When I went to prom, I was expected to wear the same tux as half the other guys there... The only accessory being compared was the girl on my arm. We have it sooooooo much easier :P PS: And that's before we even mention not having to wear bras, heals, and hose! Oh sure... rub it in! You also forgot a lot of other things that women must endure... men - for instance! _________________________ Get your facts first, then you can distort them as you please. - Mark Twain
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#182537 - 04/22/04 05:30 PM Re: It's good to be a man!
trinna Gold Star Joined: Oct 2003 Posts: 288 Midwest	PS: And that's before we even mention not having to wear bras, heals, and hose! Bras? Hose? The last formal dance my daughter attended I offered her some of my hose (seeing as how she rarely wears a dress) and she looked at me like I was from outer space! She told me no one wears hose anymore and if you've seen some of the dresses they sell to these girls... bras are almost impossible to wear with them!
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#182538 - 04/22/04 05:41 PM Re: It's good to be a man!
RR Jen Power Poster Joined: May 2003 Posts: 3,760 Running and riding everywhere ...	My little sister went to prom last weekend. We sent her out the door with no bra, no underware, and no hose. You couldn't fit anything under that dress. It makes me want my 9 year old to stay 9 forever. _________________________ I don't need any more negativity in my life...be positive and helpful people or I will kick you in the shins!!!
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#182539 - 04/22/04 05:45 PM Re: It's good to be a man!
Retired DQ 10K Club Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 40,766 Turnpike Exit 10	Quote: My little sister went to prom last weekend. We sent her out the door with no bra, no underware, and no hose. You couldn't fit anything under that dress. It makes me want my 9 year old to stay 9 forever. Makes me glad mine is a boy! _________________________ Get your facts first, then you can distort them as you please. - Mark Twain
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#182540 - 04/22/04 05:55 PM Re: It's good to be a man!
Pippi 100 Club Joined: Apr 2004 Posts: 186	Man, I feel sorry for my child if I ever have a daughter... A dress that you can't wear any underwear with wouldn't even make it through the front door! It would have to fit over the chastity belt at least! ha ha ha! _________________________ If you lived here... you'd be home by now.
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#182541 - 04/22/04 06:00 PM Re: It's good to be a man!
trinna Gold Star Joined: Oct 2003 Posts: 288 Midwest	The no underwear thing is not exclusive to teenagers. We had a lady (an employee)come to the Christmas party in a dress that she proudly proclaimed to be too snug a fit for underwear. Trust me, I'm sure it was true. Unfortunately, she shouldn't have been wearing a dress that was that snug in the first place!
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#182542 - 04/22/04 06:04 PM Re: It's good to be a man!
Truffle Royale 10K Club Joined: Jul 2003 Posts: 17,399	Which leads to the whole decency and appropriateness issue. Look at Britney or JLo when they're "dressed up" and you don't have to wonder why jeans are considered appropo for going out to dinner!
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#182543 - 04/22/04 06:07 PM Re: It's good to be a man!
Pippi 100 Club Joined: Apr 2004 Posts: 186	Yes, but Britney and JLo aren't going to their High School Prom. Ugh, yes, we have many bad examples from our Christmas parties too. Makes you wonder if everyone even owns a full length mirror!? _________________________ If you lived here... you'd be home by now.
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#182544 - 04/22/04 06:07 PM Re: It's good to be a man!
RR Jen Power Poster Joined: May 2003 Posts: 3,760 Running and riding everywhere ...	She refused to have "panty lines". Even her itty bitty thongs showed throught the thin tight material. I think my mom was about to die. _________________________ I don't need any more negativity in my life...be positive and helpful people or I will kick you in the shins!!!
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