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jernigan24 · January 2010

It is so hard to register for stuff I never thought it would be......Having a hard time registering for stuff at walmart because half of it is online only....UGH

SarahPLiz · January 2010

YOu and your FI should not be throwing showers for your own wedding. If someone else wants to do it, then fine, but throwing a shower for him is basically asking for gifts from your weddign guests, which is a big no no.

I'd try the party store in your area and look in the kids section. I know lots of kids that have camo parties.

MyNameIsNot · January 2010

It is very rude for you to ask for or plan your own showers. Stay out of it.

SarahPLiz · January 2010

Yeah, um OP.. that was not your original question. Nice try, but we know you are planning a handyman shower for your man and were looking for camo invites.

You can still register at Walmart, just adjsut your registry online.. doh!

banana468 · January 2010

Did I miss something?

The master link says, "Handyman Shower For Groom"

Mrs.B6302007 · January 2010

Banana- the original post was about throwing her FI a handyman shower. Not a bad idea except she was wanting to throw it. She was wanting suggestions as to where to order invites in camo.

banana468 · January 2010

Ahh OK.

So the post was able to be revised to a new subject and overall post throwing us off the scent?

MyNameIsNot · January 2010

Weird. But we still remember the question:

"I asked my FI's GM to throw him a tool shower, but they're all OOT, so I'm doing the leg work and want camo invitations."

Mrs.B6302007 · January 2010

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/wedding-boards_chit-chat_handyman-shower-groom?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Wedding%20BoardsForum:14Discussion:26bd0a9b-18e9-4b8b-9894-4ff7ec306b4ePost:b8399b3c-d910-47e7-a4e6-3de3bc798005">Re: Registry</a>:
[QUOTE]Ahh OK. So the post was able to be revised to a new subject and overall post throwing us off the scent?
Posted by banana468[/QUOTE]

Yeah, but we knotties have bloodhound noses. <img src="http://cdn.cl9.vanillaforums.com/downloaded/ver1.0/content/scripts/tinymce/plugins/emotions/images/smiley-wink.gif" border="0" alt="Wink" title="Wink" />

SarahPLiz · January 2010

OP just sent me a PM explaining that she was helping the groomsmen find these invites, that they were not planning their own showers. I informed her that if she had just come back here and explained that, the issue would be over. However, she decided to be a coward and change her post. Will they ever learn?

MyNameIsNot · January 2010

Did she also have an explaination about why it was ok for her to have asked the GM to throw this shower in the first place?

SarahPLiz · January 2010

She must have changed the question in between your response and mine. The original question said SHE was planning the handyman shower (I checked twice while i was responding just to make sure). I didn't see where she said she asked them to plan it. She must have edited twice. She told me in the PM she was just helping them.
She is still a coward and I told her that.

MyNameIsNot · January 2010

Gah! That's annoying. Maybe I read it wrong, but I feel like it initially said she had asked the GM to throw it, but they were OOT so she was doing the invites, when I first saw it. I guess she did edit it twice.

She's really going to embarrass herself in front of her friends and family. I wish she wasn't such a coward and would come back and actually have a conversation. The board could probably really help her out.

mishy112 · January 2010

I have never heard of a groom's shower before. How common is that? I'm laughing imagining a bunch of groomsmen planning a shower...

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