OMG, and there's another one.

haaaaaaaaaaa you have to watch to the end of the second one, HAVE TO, so funny.

LOL

gah, she's so mean! And so very funny.

"Hey Girls!"

That was funny!

Wow. I thought those were going to be kind of silly and mildly funny, and I laughed so hard I'm still mopping up.

I'm so bummed there are only two from last summer- I was hoping this was a long running series!

Hah! Hilarious.

LOL, indeed!

She's funny. LOL, indeed.
Damnit rhapsodie.

I wonder what a dramatic re-enactment of some of our discussions would look like :-P

Oh, they are hilarious. Thanks, TPS!

I wonder what a dramatic re-enactment of some of our discussions would look like

Sexy. Very, very sexy.

That was the funniest thing I've seen in a long, long time. Thanks for posting, TPS.

She rips on weddings in her standup, too - it starts about 3.5 minutes in.

I watched these earlier. They are hilarious. I am ashamed to admit that my wedding dress is still in the box it was shipped home in. I never had it cleaned. For shame.

I am ashamed to admit that my wedding dress is still in the box it was shipped home in. I never had it cleaned. For shame.


That line could probably be used in her routine.

hilarious!

Our wedding was so casual that I borrowed my wedding dress; yeah, it was my something borrowed. Thinking about it now, I'm just very impressed that I fit into a dress of my sister's (a nice linen affair). Bet I can't do that no more.

Well, we didn't plan a wedding. We were going to do justice of the peace, at the courthouse (we had already been living together for seven years or eight years at this point) and were on a visit to the U.S. from Greece. We decided to marry in the U.S. because like everything else, getting married in Greece was a huge bureaucratic morass. But my sis insisted on putting together a wedding proper, and it was lovely. But no wedding dress afterwards to worry about, which I appreciate, because what would I do with it? I couldn't ever throw it out, so I would be stuck with it forever.