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Okay, Tuck did NOT have to say that, geez...

Think of it as "Sweet Revenge" for the "The Fox you have called is Unavailable" trick...

Looks like somebody is anticipating the teddy, to me.

Just how did Tuck find out in the first place?

So the reverend can tell one kind of lace from another? He must be a lingerie connoisseur.

Bo Lindbergh wrote:So the reverend can tell one kind of lace from another? He must be a lingerie connoisseur.

Keep in mind that ministers in most faiths can marry (the notable exception being Roman Catholic priests), though I'm not sure about this reverend. In addition, lace is used for other things besides lingerie.

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Hmmmm...I wonder where he's going....

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Hmmmm...I wonder where he's going....

Justice of the Peace? Or maybe to the Reverend?

(I don't care how friendly you are - you don't throw a lady over your shoulder and carry her off unless you're serious about your intentions! ;o)

TGIF

TGIF wrote:Justice of the Peace? Or maybe to the Reverend?

TGIF

A beauty salon?

BTW TGIF, what exactly is that icon of yours?

Archae45 wrote:BTW TGIF, what exactly is that icon of yours?

The first web comic community that I became involved with was Elf Life (back when it was updating several times a week), and this is the avatar that I developed back when I was active over there.

I guess that you could describe my avatar as an older, bearded traveler with a tall multi-purpose walking stick. Rumors that there are blood stains on it from some of its alternative uses should not be believed. :o)

In some minor ways it isn't that far from reality, except I wear a black fedora and frock coat and my beard is untrimmed and only partially gray.

TGIF

TGIF wrote:

Archae45 wrote:BTW TGIF, what exactly is that icon of yours?

The first web comic community that I became involved with was Elf Life (back when it was updating several times a week), and this is the avatar that I developed back when I was active over there.

I guess that you could describe my avatar as an older, bearded traveler with a tall multi-purpose walking stick. Rumors that there are blood stains on it from some of its alternative uses should not be believed. )

In some minor ways it isn't that far from reality, except I wear a black fedora and frock coat and my beard is untrimmed and only partially gray.

TGIF

I think if it was large I could tell, the icon looks a bit like a conehead or ALF.

Granted, I hope they said this in private company but still, its nothing horrible, hopefully those two will be married in a few years (we got Lilly and Ben hitched over at GH, we can only hope for Tuck and Thelma) nothing at all wrong with what they said.

Chaser617 wrote:Granted, I hope they said this in private company but still, its nothing horrible, hopefully those two will be married in a few years (we got Lilly and Ben hitched over at GH, we can only hope for Tuck and Thelma) nothing at all wrong with what they said.

Funny thing about that, I read that in a lot of southern states, those who marry young are rather prone to divorce.

Those who marry in their 20's or older stay together longer.

TGIF wrote:

Archae45 wrote:BTW TGIF, what exactly is that icon of yours?

The first web comic community that I became involved with was Elf Life (back when it was updating several times a week), and this is the avatar that I developed back when I was active over there.

I guess that you could describe my avatar as an older, bearded traveler with a tall multi-purpose walking stick. Rumors that there are blood stains on it from some of its alternative uses should not be believed. )

In some minor ways it isn't that far from reality, except I wear a black fedora and frock coat and my beard is untrimmed and only partially gray.

TGIF

So you're the roaming gnome???

Archae45 wrote:Funny thing about that, I read that in a lot of southern states, those who marry young are rather prone to divorce.

Those who marry in their 20's or older stay together longer.

That's probably true just about anywhere. Maybe people in the south do it more often. Or maybe that's just a stereotype.

How old are Tuck and Thelma anyway?

mwalimu wrote:

Archae45 wrote:Funny thing about that, I read that in a lot of southern states, those who marry young are rather prone to divorce.

Those who marry in their 20's or older stay together longer.

That's probably true just about anywhere. Maybe people in the south do it more often. Or maybe that's just a stereotype.

How old are Tuck and Thelma anyway?

The statistics can be read different ways. The South has both more marriages and more divorces; presumably because younger folks in (possibly) more immature relationships are more likely to get married than to just shack up. The blue states (heh, that's a pet peeve for another post) are more likely to keep immature relationships unofficial and off the books. Any particular marriage, though, cannot be treated statistically. Tuck and Thelma are childhood friends who grew into this relationship almost unintentionally; they'll be stable when (?) they tie the knot. The marriages that break down are more likely to be the ones based on physical attraction/perceived popularity instead of emotional attachment; y'know, the football star marrying the head cheerleader kind of deal.

It was implied that the reverend blabbed on Thelma. Remember, thought, that the girls at the party probably knew exactly what she ordered, and also know that she and Tuck are sweethearts. They could have supplied the details.

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Well, it could be worse: Tuck could have hauled her off by having her hang by her tail like a sack of potatoes.

I think he is either going to take her to a clothing store (perhaps a designer one), or.... hmmm.... I have the general idea, but how specifically would it work...
1.) Drive to the nearest city.
2.) Park near a single's bar.
3.) Tell her he ain't leaving 'til she has spent an hour inside, and, no, he ain't coming in, that would ruin the whole point of the exercise.

On second thought... well, the idea still needs some work.

Or he might go to a community art college (modeling school??) and get the EXPERT opinion of one or another of the faculty or students.