Anne... I am having enough problems with dress dynamics let alone walking in heels
- Johnny Worthington
from iPhone
<announcer voice> From the dictionary! As seen beside the entry "Hot Mess"! Ladies, gentleman and everyone in between, I give you... JOHNNY WORTHINGTON!!!! </announcer voice>
- nakachi
At first glance you look so much like my friend Rosemary that I was wondering how she got into your photo stream, but I recognized the dress from your previous shopping trip. Of course, Rosemary starts with 'R' also, although Rachel is much more fitting for this occasion and for you in general. Does Rachel get to keep the dress when you are done?
- Ragani Harris
Johnny, I'm lovin' it and all, but really: WHERE'S THE PIC OF RACHAEL'S COSTUME?? I wanna see how her rollergirl turned out!!
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
Drunky... I have pics... Give me a bit and ill fire up the Lightroom
- Johnny Worthington
from iPhone
Sad Uncle Nonny Is Sad... A drive to the shops on a Saturday morning with Uncle Non is certain to get you LEGO or sweets... Both my nephews passed on me for the Tom and Jerry Show :(
I find it cute how british and australians drive or visit "the shops" instead of "go shopping"
- veo
I'm british. Sometimes I go to the shops, sometimes I go shopping. They are two very different experiences :-)
- Slippy "Threadsbane" Lane
True. I tend to say 'go to the shops' when i'm doing everyday stuff like groceries or banking but use 'go shopping' when it's for a particular item/goal I.e. 'go shopping for a dress for susie's party' vs 'go to the shops for some bread'
- Bryce, Low in Sodium
from iPhone
interesting, I wasn't aware the phrases meant different things. Here in the US I think we'd say I'm going to 'run errands' for utility shopping involving several local stops...which would be analogous to "visiting the shops". Going shopping /can/ mean the same as running errands but it can also mean going shopping for larger ticket specialty items. It's a catchall.
- veo
Tom and Jerry are the best...............
- VAL D.
This post makes me laugh every time I see it. But it also makes me smile because Johnny, you're such a great dad and uncle!
- Trish R
I'm drunk, wearing a dress and have a sports bra stuffed with boxer shorts... YOUR ARGUMENT IS INVALID!!
here!!!!My Thoughts and Prayers are with the Soldiers and Families of Ft Hood What a Sad and Tragic Event that took place...
- Pam Gwenzi
Dear 'Family' Friendly Radio Station. Your promos would be more effective if they weren't followed by Justine Timberlake's Cry Me A River... The song about a proclaimed virgin cheating...
Contrary to
popular belief, I don't hate Twitter. It's just the idea of communicating in a loosely connected series of 140 characters with no pictures doesn't set my world
on fire. I'm not a fuddy-duddy for not liking it, it's just I don't.
I used Twitter quite a bit before FF. In those days, nobody was doing RT's or hashtags. It's a mess now. I guess I wasn't using it right anyway. Instead of trying to fit something in 140 chars, it took 4-5 tweets in a row to fit everything.
- Rodfather
[PROFANITY AHEAD]: Look Mother Nature, if you're gonna fucking rain on Rachael's B'Day party, you better send a fucking cracker of a storm. This fucking pissy shit you've got going on is just lame... You indecisive bitch...
A Question Of Tact: I want to send a gift to someone in the States... Is it a social faux pas to order it from Amazon and have it delivered to their address?
Makes more sense, financially, environmentally and logistically, for it to be shipped within the US rather than from US to Australia and back again! I love nothing more than receiving a surprise Amazon package on my doorstep :o)
- Mellissa Jane
You can send me whatever you want, however you want to Johnny. No worries.
- Kevin Fox
Some of us here in the US do that all the time. :-) Like Bryce says, just check the "gift" checkbox to keep prices off the invoice. Gift wrapping is optional but preferred ;-)
- Ken Sheppardson
Not at all. I live in the U.S. and send gifts through Amazon to people a lot, especially at Christmas. Like Rodfather said, you can even choose the gift wrap option.
- Trish R
That's the expected and preferred way to do it for wedding gifts here!
- Rochelle
Not a bit. The old 'its the thought that counts' mantra always holds true.
- Shannon
Sounds fine to me. I also accept envelopes full of cash.
- Alan Simpson
Evelopes of cash are accepted by all good friends of Johnny Worthingtin :)
- Roberto Bonini
from iPhone
Nope. If it were me, I'd be happy to receive the gift, regardless of where it came from. Do you want my address?
- Kevin Pedraja
As Mellissa Jane said, it's even more exciting to receive a surprise package from a friend, than just receiving an expected package. So you'll totally make their day, whoever the lucky recipient is. :D
- Bette Cooper
I'm glad you thought of me Johnny! No faux pas at all. ;-)
- Jesse Stay
Yeah, Johnny, no faux pas, and I will be so excited to receive anything from you and Rachel. *lol*
- Mol, Time Warping
We should all post the links to our Amazon Wishlists.
- Mellissa Jane
Something interesting happened to me today during my Playdough adventures at Georgia's kindy (http://friendfeed.com/jworthi...)... One of the kids called me 'Georgia's Dad'. I know I'm her dad but I have never been addressed by this title/name... Kinda cool... Actually, very cool :)
It was like "Um... Georgia's Dad, can you make me a frog"... Took a second for that to register that they were asking me...
- Johnny Worthington
Johnny get used to it as that's all I'm known as at my eldests school when I pick him up, but it is a nice feeling being known as Henry's Daddy :)
- Russ G
Personally my favourite is hearing your own child saying to other kids (friends etc) "My Daddy ..."
- Travis Koger
What was even cuter for me was I told them to call me Russell and then next time they came up they still called me Henry's Daddy as they couldn't quite understand :)
- Russ G
I'm happy to stick with Georgia's Dad for the time being :)
- Johnny Worthington
When my son Kyle was younger, his friends used to call me "Miss Kyle's Mom." HAHAHA
- Trish R
My son is a sound engineer, at a festival I worked at I constantly heard behind me "That's Tim's dad" ~ these days I spend more time with my daughter and I hear people say "There's Maddy's roadie"
- Chris Loft
yeah i get it but in Japanese, people always call me Taiganootosan
- Robert Higgins
It's an awesome feeling! What a priviledge!
- John Tastad
.. it fell off, dont know why, but it was..
- Simon Wicks
I have a hard time with the notion that somehow a more 'social', less 'tech-centric' FriendFeed is of less value than Twitter... Two of the trending topics on Twitter right now are wishing happy birthday to Kevin Jonas from the Jonas Brothers and another is a graphical ole wave. The net is a smushed up collection of niches...