Kind of cheezy, but my sister wants input

I'm so not creative with words. Any thoughts?

The options are a bit cheesy. Surely there are some cute phrases which aren't so treacly?

I'm sure the creative minds on EB can come up with something better. It just may not be appropriate for all audiences.

wilheldp_PE said:

I'm sure the creative minds on EB can come up with something better. It just may not be appropriate for all audiences.

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very true!

d.

KISS principle.

I picked c. but d. would do just fine as well.

"tub near you", maybe I missed it, are you having the "at home" delivery? Just curious.

Fluvial said:

The options are a bit cheesy. Surely there are some cute phrases which aren't so treacly?

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treacly - I had to google that one. You Brits are killing me here. :Banane35:

TouchDown said:

I picked c. but d. would do just fine as well.
"tub near you", maybe I missed it, are you having the "at home" delivery? Just curious.

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ditto with c. and d.

TD: In the poll topic it says that the shower favors are a tin of bath flakes.

I think "Welcome Baby Snick-2009" would be good.

Live from the maternity ward, it's Saturday night!

MA_PE said:

You Brits are killing me here.

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Brits? I'll have you know that I was born and raised in the great state of Mississippi, suh.



snickerd: I'm thinking.

I've only ever heard my English and Canadian friends talk about treacle.

Methinks we have an undercover Canadian in our midst!

Fluvial said:

Brits? I'll have you know that I was born and raised in the great state of Mississippi, suh.


snickerd: I'm thinking.

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Then why are you using British terms. :dunno:

I jumbled it together with Vishal and his "misspelt" dillemna.

So do Italians spell that:

"first M and I come, then two asses come together, then I come again, and then two more asses come together, then I come again, and a two pees together, and then I come once a-more at the end."

haven't heard that one in YEARS!

d. I'm an engineer.

Mary :) said:

d. I'm an engineer.

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That's my thoughts too, but unfortuantely the rest of the family doesn't think like that.

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Then why are you using British terms. :dunno:

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I've no bloody idea.

Bollocks!

Hungry? Why wait. Baby Snick-ers.

Okay, I just gotta ask. Did you really mean to say which pharse? If so, that goes great with a and b. If not, it still goes great with a and b.

VTE has ruined all tub references for me.

I like supe's spin on the snickers commercials