Jiggle_Physics

I have a friend that, when she got married, they combined their last names into a new name.

I mean, in romeo and juliette, juliette is ALMOST 14 and her nurse is bothered by the fact that she still isn’t married, or engaged, or have a serious suitor, because she is becoming an old hag. Most of the young women in these old stories are VERY young by today’s standards. Which I think is why Disney often avoids specifically saying their age in their movies.

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everyone toe-may-toe, toe-maw-toe, to indicate both are fine. As soon as I say taw-muh-toe however, there is an issue.

long E for nes, like neice.

Kelly Reemsten vibes

They are the boot