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#alittlewhiteweddingchapel #drivethrew #elvis #vegas #mylove #mytruewinninings #james37thbday #2015 this is where we got married, but we didn't do a drive through! The limo took us through here!! @lawnboy014 @hklisaann #eloped (at A Little White Wedding Chapel)
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McDonald's
Me: go and get healthy things to eat. Also me: do you really wanna put on a BRA!? And go into a STORE!? With PEOPLE!? Me: hell nah
No need for tobacco! Pure green is what its all about!
Giving a NYer the California conversion tour.
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Saw this also in Sin el fil (or the other area that I forgot) it says:”on the go” or literally ” quiclkly”, it’s a sign for a kind of drive through market. Notice the Internet language in the title:”3al sari3” and notice how they wrote “threw”! We were talking in class about how these english words we see written like this are not “wromg” merely Lebanese people making language their own. Not to mention how the "thru" is written... So which wins? Communucation? Or grammar?
