Sunday, February 15, 2004
That's a lot of potato salad.
Well, congratulations to Tori Spelling and it's nice to see the younger generation (actually, I think she's only a couple years younger than me, but her image is much younger) a) planning a wedding this far in advance instead of, say, getting married in a Las Vegas wedding chapel on the spur of the moment; and b) actually registering for gifts, just like people used to do. But here are my questions: a) What on earth is she planning to do with all those bowls; and b) isn't it just a little weird that Tiffany's makes people's wedding registries available online for the world to see? At least they should make the registries require reauthentication after a certain amount of time to keep folks from linking to them.
Thanks to Gawker for posting the link. They also report that since they posted it, people have actually been buying her stuff. Now THAT's a little creepy. Imagine getting gifts from your registry from total strangers.
Well, congratulations to Tori Spelling and it's nice to see the younger generation (actually, I think she's only a couple years younger than me, but her image is much younger) a) planning a wedding this far in advance instead of, say, getting married in a Las Vegas wedding chapel on the spur of the moment; and b) actually registering for gifts, just like people used to do. But here are my questions: a) What on earth is she planning to do with all those bowls; and b) isn't it just a little weird that Tiffany's makes people's wedding registries available online for the world to see? At least they should make the registries require reauthentication after a certain amount of time to keep folks from linking to them.
Thanks to Gawker for posting the link. They also report that since they posted it, people have actually been buying her stuff. Now THAT's a little creepy. Imagine getting gifts from your registry from total strangers.
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