[quote=""Margaret""]Yeah, but who can resist the pouty lips and bedroom eyes on the Vegas one?[/quote]
But you can see right up her nose!
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How embarrassing
Les proz e les vassals
Souvent entre piez de chevals
Kar ja li coard nI chasront
'The Brave and the valiant
Are always to be found between the hooves of horses
For never will cowards fall down there.'
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Souvent entre piez de chevals
Kar ja li coard nI chasront
'The Brave and the valiant
Are always to be found between the hooves of horses
For never will cowards fall down there.'
Histoire de Guillaume le Mareschal
www.elizabethchadwick.com
Since I was there last week, thought a few of you might enjoy this replica of the statue which you'll also find inside the New York, New York casino, made entirely of Jolly Ranchers. The picture isn't as clear as it should be. We were only there for a few minutes and it was horribly crowded that night. Younger daughter was disappointed that she's still not tall enough to ride the coaster there.
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[quote=""annis""]Er, what are Jolly Ranchers?[/quote]
OMG! I used to love Jolly Ranchers. They are a hard, fruit flavoured candy.
Are you in England or Europe or just never came across them in the USA?
SM
OMG! I used to love Jolly Ranchers. They are a hard, fruit flavoured candy.
Are you in England or Europe or just never came across them in the USA?
SM
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Very clever.
I think Annis comes from either Australia or New Zealand?
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[quote=""Vanessa""]Very clever.
I think Annis comes from either Australia or New Zealand?[/quote]
Oops my bad, I should've just said, are you not in the USA? LOL!
Sorry our Aussie friends!
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I think Annis comes from either Australia or New Zealand?[/quote]
Oops my bad, I should've just said, are you not in the USA? LOL!
Sorry our Aussie friends!
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I suppose it would be unnecessarily cheesy to note that, this time, what happened in Vegas didn't stay there.
Then again, cheese is never actually *required* ... so ...
Then again, cheese is never actually *required* ... so ...
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Yeah, Vegas is one of those places where you see something and just shake your heading thinking, only in Vegas. My husband has been working on a project out there and he's in that phase that doesn't allow him to come home very often, so we've been visiting. If you are the outdoorsy type, there are lots of cool places to go to within reasonable driving distance. My husband actually likes that aspect of it since he's been out there on this project for well over year now, with another year to go.
As for the Jolly Rancher statue, I don't know how long it has been on display but we first noticed it when we visited last summer. The rep there told us how many hours it took them to build, but I don't remember now.
As for the Jolly Rancher statue, I don't know how long it has been on display but we first noticed it when we visited last summer. The rep there told us how many hours it took them to build, but I don't remember now.