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Hillbilly party
Didn't someone attend a white trash party? I remember seeing a thread on here regarding what one would wear to such a gathering.
I have one next weekend. I want to try to simulate a baby bump, maybe wear a banged up flannel shirt, some cowboy boots, and accessorize with a cigarette and a bottle of Jack Daniels.
Any ideas?
Re: Hillbilly party
Or get a shirt similar to this:
http://www.cafepress.com/+this_is_my_last_one_maternity_dark_ts,314278540
wrong link.
Angie went to one I believe.
Are these a new trend?
I guess it's just that back in Arkansas we just call it a party.
Yes, I went to a redneck, whitetrash, and blue 4th of July party. Pregnancy was an excellent prop.
My friends who had it are from the midwest. I am not sure if that means anything.
Anyway, as in the past, about 25% of the people were in costume. My H was the winner.
For less then ten cents a day, you can feed a hungry child.
11/11/11 = 5 years. Woah!
You're not old. I'm just young.