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Drake's Mommy November 12, 2010 at 12:34 am

I’m assuming they are to wear the silver bracelets at your wedding? And the makeup is for your wedding…. While it’s nice to pay for those things that they would have otherwise been expected to pay for themselves, you should get them something that doesn’t involve your wedding. That would be a true gift. It doesn’t have to be expensive. Lotions (But not to wear at the wedding!), candles… Just something that doesn’t have anything to do with being in your wedding. *That’s* a true gift.

sanatan November 12, 2010 at 1:11 pm

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Voice of Liberty November 13, 2010 at 1:14 am

You have to consider this though: The clerk had no way of knowing there was nickel in the chain. Silver jewelry is rarely pure because it would be too soft. Alloys and other metals (including nickel) are added to silver to make it harder for jewelry. The law does not require manufacturers to disclose this (unless they are claiming a particular grade of silver). For you to take any legal action on the vender would require that you prove he acted neglegently or with malice intent which would be very difficult. Also, the fact that they advertise a “no refund” policy works against you in that the vender made clear that the products do not carry an explicit or implied warranty. Also, even if the above weren’t true, you would still have to prove severe bodily injury (causing severe or undue pain and suffering) from the product. And sorry, your girlfriend as a witness isn’t compelling enough for any court. That would require medical documentation, etc. Also, without medical bills or any concrete damages that you could prove and especially without any permanent injury, a judge could never award you enough if you sued, to cover your lawyer bill. You’re pretty much out of luck.

InTheNameOfLove November 13, 2010 at 12:58 pm

I don’t understand why you’re asking complete strangers about what to wear to school…I’m assuming you’re a niner and its your first civvies day? its really ntohing special…wear anything…you’re acting like its prom or something…wear the make up you normally wear everyday…wear jewellery that will match the outfit that you do decide to wear. just wear black skinny jeans…any top…and some flats if you have any. i personally don’t like those specific DC shoes, i thought you were talking about different ones.

rosebunnie November 14, 2010 at 1:14 am

lol what a clever man

curlz November 14, 2010 at 1:04 pm

Gold, right now, is about $700-$800 an ounce and rising. If you can afford it…go for it. I don’t know where you could find it though. A jewelry store may be able to help you…or maybe a bank possibly.

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sweetooth November 16, 2010 at 1:20 am

i would take it to ur local Jewry store and have them apprise it…

The Shadow November 16, 2010 at 12:48 pm

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