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Headline of the Day

GiggleSugar — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 08:00:00 -0800

Waffle House Invites Customers To Get "Scattered, Smothered, Covered" In Romance

I just recently learned about White Castle's one day only "Love Castle" Valentine's Day special. And what do you know - the Waffle House figured, if people get married here, they sure can enjoy a romantic meal here on Valentine's Day, too! One of these days, I'm going to try their fabled Chicken Fried Steak. (Perhaps on my wedding day there?) Click here to read more.

Wedding at the Waffle House

GiggleSugar — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 08:00:00 -0700

One might be inclined to scoff derisively at a wedding that takes place at the Waffle House - if one doesn't know the love of a good waffle or a grilled Texas bacon double patty melt plate. (Mmmmm! ) If you think about how complicated, expensive, and stressful weddings are when people obsess over details and forget to have fun, this makes so much sense. So hats off to Pam and Bubba! A life together that starts off at the Waffle House is an auspicious one. Wheeee!

GiggleSugar Best of the Week

GiggleSugar — Sat, 14 Feb 2009 04:01:00 -0800

Totally tacky Valentine's Day sex toys.
Baby and Boxer make friends.
The Video Guide to Successful Seduction.
Crazy like a fox! Who's crazier: Joaquin or Crispin?
An ode to Trader Joe's.
Learn how to make smileys. Be cool. The end.
Valentine's Day romance at The Waffle House.
Or at White Castle.

GiggleSugar Best of the Week

GiggleSugar — Sat, 12 Jul 2008 04:00:00 -0700

This cat is, like, totally bummed.
Bitchin' Zombie lawn sculpture.
Waffle House wedding.
Headlines: real or fake?
It's a panda. It's a dog. It's a panda dog!
Pixie Stix spaghetti how-to video on the Non-Food Network.
Best slang ever: "Vageener."Jamie Lynn Spears!
Duckling BFFs with dog.

You Asked: Can a Long Distance Relationship Work?

DearSugar — Thu, 28 Jun 2007 17:00:00 -0700

Dear Sugar--

Last night I went out with a friend and her husband. We were dancing and having a good time. I didn't have a date with me and I was content with that. There weren't any strange guys coming up to me with cheesy pick up lines. I was having a blast.

Around 1am a wedding party came in. Two guys approached me. One was obnoxious and used a line on me. The other one was nice and quiet with a great smile and gorgeous eyes. Soon he asked me to dance and we stayed at each other's sides the entire night. Afterwards, everyone went to grab a 3 a.m. bite to eat at the local Waffle House. He introduced me to the entire wedding party and I thought surely he'd ask for my number and we would go on many dates, and blah blah.....Little did I know, he lives in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and I live in Georgia! So we stayed up talking at my friend's house until 6 a.m and I took him back to his hotel at 9:30 a.m.

Now here is the problem: I have found the perfect guy but he lives so far away! He did get my number and said he will call when he arrives home safely this evening. I can't help but fantasize about this relationship actually working. What am I supposed to do? I am the pickiest person in the world when it comes to guys and I don't wanna let this one slip away! HELP!! Will it work?

--In Love in Georgia

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Dear In Love in Georgia--

That's so awesome that you finally found a great guy, but what a bummer that he lives so far away! Your best bet is to wait for him to call you so you two can get to know each other a little bit more. See what he thinks -- ask him if he felt like there was a connection between you two and if he wants to see where this could go.

Some people find it difficult to be in a relationship with the other person isn't physically with them, but for other couples, they make it work. Long distance relationships are not easy, especially when you start off that way, but they are possible. It could be really exciting to get to know each other by talking on the phone and writing emails, and then you never know -- if you develop a bond that is unique, perhaps you can explore the possibility of moving to Philly, or him moving to Georgia. I'd say if he's willing to seeing where this can go, it's worth giving it your best shot. Good luck!

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R.Kelley Spoof: "Same Dude"

GiggleSugar — Wed, 15 Aug 2007 03:00:00 -0700

R. Kelley and Usher discover in the unintentionally hilarious video/song Same Girl that they're both dating TT, a woman who went to Georgia Tech, has a kid, and loves The Waffle House. Well, these chicks made an intentionally hilarious spoof. Give it up for "Same Dude." (Nice choice, ladies--he's a fox.)