It’s T-R-U-N-K. Not B-O-O-T.
A TRUNK belongs on an elephant. A boot belongs on your FOOT.
That’s a beautiful color on you @anon80629714. You look very pretty. Have fun at the wedding.
How did your mom’s hair turn out? For some reason, I’m envisioning something like this. 
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What about a tree trunk?
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Haha it’s all good but I need to get her to a salon at least once. It’s not bad though.
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The point is , there is no correlation between a trunk and a boot. Trunks belong on trees and elephants and boots are on your foot. What is the correlation ?
I have family outside of Bristol, @anon80629714, and they call the trunk of a car a “boot.”
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Just for the sake of argument, how does a boot on a foot relate to something on a car that you put baggage or a spare tire in?
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Oh really 
should be called bootie as it’s behind the car body
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They even call rollerskating “rollerbooting”.
Really? 15151515
Bootie and boot two different things
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It is called a trunk in the U.S. It is called a boot in U.K. because that was the name given to the seat at the back of a horse-drawn coach where the coachman sat, which later became a storage area.
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Aha I hope you all know I enjoy confusing people and winding people up. Just wish I could see your faces as you get iratated ways it’s 12:30 am. Night all.
Could be a local thing amongst counties over there.
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I’m impressed. I knew all this already.
I thought it was late over there. She’s 4 hours ahead of me!
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That’s really pretty @anon80629714. It will look especially nice with your hair straight and maybe teal eyeshadow.
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I wonder if it’s an Indian tradition for the Bride to toss the flowers…perhaps Ish will catch them tomorrow.
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That is a Beautiful dress @anon80629714.
I like the colors and design!
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