980 : The Long Search Could Be Over
Apr25
BayBay Smith is a main character. Once a guy, she was turned into a girl several years ago. She keeps this fact a secret, and only a handful of people know. She's now a struggling actress whose roommate is actually her daughter from an alternate future timeline. Comics: 737 |
BerryBerry is a time traveling alternate version of Bay. She lives in Ottawa with her boyfriend Trav. Comics: 102 |
HeatherBay's twin sister. Kidnapped at birth, she has been raised by a wealthy adoptive family in Buffalo, New York. Comics: 129 |
HoneyTime traveling, alternate timeline daughter of Bay. Honey is extremely book smart, but not very street smart. She lives with Bay. Comics: 603 |
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Heh. How to end a catfight.
Show up in the perfect dress.
I think that’s #6, the “Tilted Dart Hem”. However, I notice the poll is still open, which could mean one of two things: 1. somebody forgot to close the poll, or 2. this dress isn’t fully confirmed yet as the one Bay will actually choose.
I like it.
This will be the only dress Honey has a problem with since everyone else likes it.
Hahah, that’d be hilarious.
And just what the heck’s wrong with being a Trucker Girl? This Trucker Guy can attest that Trucking is one of those jobs where you’re going to eventually dress for comfort anyway, so who cares if you wear a tank top?
Heather’s world view is pretty warped.
Heather was also raised by people from a social stratum who as a group tend to look down upon occupations that do not require schooling, such as truck drivers, and would view them as uncouth.
I think that one is the One.
Trucking does require schooling. It’s just just not the often-overpriced, usually 4-6 year school that seems to be more irrelevant each time I look.
The truck school I went to was 6 weeks of 8 hour days in a classroom and a practice course. Then I went out with a trainer for 6 weeks of practical training.
So yeah, while you can go take the tests and get a (in the US) Class A CDL, no Trucking Company in their right mind will hire you w/o the schooling.
So, to believe that trucking, and a mess of other professions for that matter, do not require schooling is extremely rediculous. 😉
That dress is rather perfect for her!