A question for the princ...er, women, of sj.com

I have no problems with tiaras on your wedding day. I may have worn one at my bachelorette party -- but I don't remember it.

 

Screw a tiara. We went out at Christmas as 'Snow Princesses,' wearing headbands with giant sparkly snowflakes hanging off spiral wires.

It was just something to be goofy with. Nothing more. It was a bit of a conversation starter with the boys, too.

 

I own a tiara, but it's left over from a halloween costume several years ago.

If I ever get married, I will wear a tiara. I am a drama queen.

 

Don't believe it for a second.

 

That's awesome. I'm going to get medieval, in general. This also solves the problem with introducing myself to the cute pharmacist. I'll just send a herald to present my arms. Argent, a chevron gules, baby.

 

Oh Sportschick, you are such a tease!!! ;-)

 

Well, I figure if they can wear tiaras, guys can wear crowns. Match the look.

 

Who let Howard Eskin in on this discussion?

And that suit of armor comment made me laugh out loud. Quick related Latin-jack. Who knows what the latin word for "sheath" is?

 

Frankly, I prefer oversized belt buckles to tiaras. But then I like rodeo queens.

 

Stringo?

 

Stringo. Of course, another Latin word for 'sheath' is 'vagina.' I'm not kidding.