I can just picture these idiots cooking up this plan: "we'll just tell them to call us with the final decision, then be all 'omg, phone died! we better just show up!' and then we'll just show up and act really snotty when people question us! but then we'll leave before people are seated for dinner, so no one will ever know!"
wow, sounds SO brilliant if you cooking up the plot of a shitty kids' movie, maybe not so smart if you are trying to punk the white house and lying to federal officers.
Also, they didn't stay for dinner! To me that proves they knew they weren't invited, and had no where to sit.
@vgnvxn: Seriously, all that time and energy to leave early? To not try to horn in on a table of people you could name-drop later. They learned a lesson from the CBC dinner--don't push your luck.
I imagine the secret service will be checking whether there was any cell phone activity from when Ms. Jones left her message until the Salahis crashed the party. And then I imagine they will be busted.
Also, fuck you, Salahis. My grandmother would be horrified by your manners...and I am annoyed by your lies. For shame! They seem like real pathological liars with how sincerely they believe they will be vindicated.
Love this quote from the Governor of Virginia: "If somebody had said to me, 'Hey, someone in Virginia is trying to crash a party.' There are 7 1/2 million Virginians, who do you think it might be? I think I might have been able to guess in about five seconds," Virginia Gov. Tim Kaine said Tuesday.
These words! I have never seen words like "blondly" before. Adding "-ly" to adjectives doesn't automatically make adverbs; "Shiny-ly" comes to mind as an example.
"Journey for the Cure" sounds like the bullshit charity that Michael Scott randomly started on The Office when Meredith was suspected to have rabies. And even that was more believable.
Truthfully, I wish there were some reason to prosecute them just because I'm grumpy about the fact that I've now ever heard of them ever.
That being said, I don't think there's really any excuse for the Secret Service letting them in if they weren't on the guest list. I don't really even mean it in a "they could've been a security threat!" way or to suggest they didn't know what they were doing - it was still the Secret Service's responsibility to keep anyone who wasn't on the list out.
That hair took seven hours? Straight hair parted in the center?
Although, every time I see the damn party pics AGAIN, I get more jealous of the sari. I want a red and gold sari! I promise I'll just wear it around the house!
@Leucadia: I am so with you! My mom's best friend offered me one of her (many) saris but I didn't take it. I knew it would only be a short amount of time before I wore it out and looked like that blonde girl we all knew in college who came back from break with dredlocked hair.
@Leucadia: They were filming for Bravo, so they had to do setups and retakes.
And I wish I was making that up, but no, it was confirmed by the salon owner.
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wow, sounds SO brilliant if you cooking up the plot of a shitty kids' movie, maybe not so smart if you are trying to punk the white house and lying to federal officers.
Also, they didn't stay for dinner! To me that proves they knew they weren't invited, and had no where to sit.
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what an awesome adverb.
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So by my math, that gives the Salahis 167 years to get their act together and actually put on an event.
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Also, fuck you, Salahis. My grandmother would be horrified by your manners...and I am annoyed by your lies. For shame! They seem like real pathological liars with how sincerely they believe they will be vindicated.
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Nice. They sound charming.
Also, "blondly" is my new fave adverb.
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I take offense! It's people like her and Speidi who give us a bad name!
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That being said, I don't think there's really any excuse for the Secret Service letting them in if they weren't on the guest list. I don't really even mean it in a "they could've been a security threat!" way or to suggest they didn't know what they were doing - it was still the Secret Service's responsibility to keep anyone who wasn't on the list out.
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Although, every time I see the damn party pics AGAIN, I get more jealous of the sari. I want a red and gold sari! I promise I'll just wear it around the house!
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And I wish I was making that up, but no, it was confirmed by the salon owner.