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Lisa Plancich
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Humorous and Fun Etiquette

Many think that etiquette is a stuffy and boring subject, but here are a few links that prove that theory wrong!

Elevator Etiquette star
Confined spaces you share with others can be, well, cramped. Consideration for those around you can make sharing space easier

Etiquette Hell star[offsite link]
An enourmous collection of horror stories about the etiquettely challanged.

Funny Doīs and Dontīs for Funerals star[offsite link]
This site was intended for humor, but some of the advice rings true. Youīd be surprised as some of the things Iīve seen happen at funerals. Such as: Donīt videotape the service. Big Etiquette NO-NO!!

New York Etiquette star[offsite link]
This article intrigued me as I have never been to New York City, or seen itīs citizens clamoring the subway. But I do ride the city bus, and I have half a mind to hand this article out to a few of my fellow passengers.

Pink: Natural Rebel star[offsite link]
This humorous anecdote details LaFace recordīs attempts to have former-R&B-singer-turned-alternative-Rock-singer Pink take media-coaching and etiquette classes.

Restaurant Etiquette Joke star[offsite link]
In this joke about restaurant etiquette, you learn that some restaurants are fatally true to their dress requirements.

Texas Etiquette star[offsite link]
This is a cute page of tips on Etiquette in Texas. Although, I think that this can apply to anywhere in the South. Iīll have to check with my uncle Bubba.

The Pineappleīs Use in Hospitality star[offsite link]
This is a nice article explaining how pineapple was once a symbol of opulence when first brought from America to Europe by Columbus; as well as the various forms of "pineapple" decoration used in centuries past.

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