Goss on Rob

For those of you fighting over who gets to marry Rob (haha), here are a few things you may not know about him:

Phobias and his own production company: http://www.theimproper.com/Template_Article.aspx?IssueId=3&ArticleId=2955
Believes in love at first sight: http://www.theimproper.com/Template_Article.aspx?IssueId=3&ArticleId=3023
First date at 18: http://www.theimproper.com/Template_Article.aspx?IssueId=3&ArticleId=2955
Women he goes for: http://www.theimproper.com/Template_Article.aspx?IssueId=3&ArticleId=3003 and http://www.theimproper.com/Template_Article.aspx?IssueId=3&ArticleId=2989
Rob's crush: http://www.theimproper.com/Template_Article.aspx?IssueId=3&ArticleId=2997
Thinks girls prefer bad boys: http://www.theimproper.com/Template_Article.aspx?IssueId=3&ArticleId=3009

So ... who's in line to walk up the altar? :D

Were even wearing our "engagment rings" on Tuesday to school! :)

Ah, but do they look antique? ;)

:) He also believes he isn't good-looking. COUGH, COUGH ;)

He said he spends ages looking at himself before going out to face a crowd coz he's convinced he's not too. Perhaps he spent too much time in Professor McGonagall's transformation class. :D

I was supposed to buy one today but nope.

Message 5: Beauty is in the eye of the beholder :)
Message 6: HAHA :) I would love one.

My mommy gave me one!! Yay!! And they say Beauty is in the eye of the beholder on True Beauty which is on tonight by the way.

America TV shows :) Yay, your mum is great :)

Lol, she's coming to our school dance along to shaparone(sp?) with Theresa's mom..........not a good combo. I will be soooo embarassed!

It's chaperone. :) Am really lost. Who's Theresa and who's going with her to the school dance?

Theresa is Dance16.
No idea about this dance.

It's off-topic, but we were talking about my mom since she gave me a present. And this Friday is our school's Valentine's Day Dance. My mom and her mom are really good friends and over-protective. My mom called the non-emergancy police line to see what age they think kids should be able to go to the mall by themselves. So I am going to be very embaressed at the dance.

Perhaps you could ask your mom for a heart-to-heart girl's talk. You could let her know it means a lot that she cares about you so much, but you're at that sensitive age where some things parents say or do in front of their teen's friends can be mortifying. Ask her to remember how she felt at your age ... how things that seem like not such a big deal now where that much more so as a teen.

Message 13: LOL :) Called the non-emergency police? ROFL! Sorry but that's funny.

Thanks Hermee, I didn't get to see this before the dance
Guess what? My 6 year old sister came but they didn't embarass me! :)
Nicky- Ikr? I was cracking up and I was like are you serious? I guess they got pretty anoyed with her she said! Lmao!

:) I didn't even know those police existed LOL :)

Message 16: That's wonderful news. You know, your mom may have had a sudden flashback (not to be confused with a hot flash) to a dance she attended at your age and put herself in check as a result, so if she was looking all sentimental and puppy dog-eyed while watching your excitement build as the day of the dance approached, her gaze going all dreamy-eyed as she pictured "some enchanted evening" (namely that one), this could have been why. If not, brace yourself for the fact that this day may still be ahead of you and have a box of Kleenex handy.

So did your sister and mom have fun? How about you? What was your outfit like and how was the dance?

Message 17: In America, the emergency police number is 911. The non-emergency police line is a seven-digit number just like any other local number and is used for things like this:

1. Someone in house A tries to chop down a tree growing in their garden. The tree was planted in their garden, but over the years several branches have grown over into the garden belonging to house B. House B claims the tree is partly theirs as well since it's leaning over their fence and protests the chopping down of the tree.

2. The dog belonging to the people in house A keeps running into the garden of house B and peeing on the lawn. The owners of house B want the dog to pee on its own lawn or be locked up in doggy jail.

3. The owner of house B is so fed-up with his pee-sodden lawn that he sprays graffiti on the side of house A. No one catches him in the act of spraying it, but as the graffiti says "Stop peeing on my lawn, you soggy mongrel, or chop chop, off it comes", the owner of house A is the prime suspect. Either that or the cat belonging to the owner of house A is a mythical being with extraordinary powers and an artistic flair (yes, graffiti can sometimes be called art). As the owner of house B has been unemployed for the last six months so probably can't afford to evade capture by fleeing long distance to a tropical island of Fiji to laze around on the beach sipping on pina coladas while being fanned by two buxom beauties in bikinis so small they've given new meaning to the song entitled "itsy bitsy teeny weeny tiny polka dot bikini", the police don't need to rush to house B with sirens blaring.

I didn't even know America had
a non-emergency phone number.
Lol.

Lol I had alot of fun and so did my sister and mom. Everyone thought my sister was adorable and I wore this awesome outfit! I'll try to get a picture of it on here some time this week. Thanks for asking

Yay! I'd love to see how you look, Bebe :) The Australian police/emergency number is 000. I don't think we have a non-emergency one :)

Your white pages phone book is probably pretty similar. The pages in the front before the alphabetized listings of home/business phone numbers and addresses are government sections. In one of those sections, is the police department's section. The first number listed in the police department's section is the emergency number. Under that are a bunch more, one of which is the non-emergency number.

OH, well, I don't really look in the White Pages - LOL :)

Alright I'll try to get it on sometime this week. :)

Am glad it turned out so well for you, Bebe. Can't wait to see your outfit. :)

:) Thank you
My dog's pic is on my profile right now.

OH. MY. GOD. You're dog is the CUTEST thing I've ever seen :) I love the dress. I just want to put it in a sundae bowl and eat it with chocolate ice cream! AWWWWW :D

Looks like a ballerina dress. Does she do the pirouette? ;)

Lol Thanks she just got shaved though........ :(

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She's sitting in my lap and just typed that.

Nope she doesn't do pirouette :)

Message 21: Australia does have a non emergency number but no one bothers to know it.

They must have one in all countries or the emergency number would be consistently tied up. I believe I read somewhere actually that it's illegal to call the emergency number for non-emergency reasons, but this would most likely be if you did it consistently.

yup, thats right. i think you get a fine or something for wasting police time and tying up the phone while someone else might be trying to get through with an emergency.

That's just b/c you're so smart, Casey :P I didn't even know about non-emergency police and blah, blah, blah.

We have a NON-emergency number? That STILL reaches the police?

WEIRD...................................

Well if you didn't and people were calling in emergencies, you'd never get through, would you? ;) If you look in the beginning pages of the White Pages (the government section), you'll see all sorts of useful numbers, such as sections for the police department, employment office, post office, libraries, etc.

OHHHHHHH. Got it. :)

So that was your useful tip of the day. Ha! :D

lol