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17 Lessons That Legally Blonde Taught Me

"What, like, it's hard" — Elle Woods

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17 Lessons That Legally Blonde Taught Me

I can honestly say that Legally Blonde is my favorite movie. I watch it all the time, and I can basically quote the entire movie. It is a problem, but I don’t really care. Since I have watched it so much, I have learned many lessons that I want to share with you.

1. A half-loop topstitch on low-viscosity rayon would snag the fabric.

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2. If someone is crying in a restaurant, blame it on a bad salad.

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3. Manicures can make any bad day better.

4. Orange will NEVER be the new pink.

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5. Aristotle is the one who said “The Law is reason free from passion.”

6. You can always prove you belong somewhere with hard work.

7. Pink, scented resumes make them special.

8. The bend and snap works every time.

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9. Endorphins make you happy, so you don’t shoot your husband.

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10. Be a friend to someone even when no one else will.

11. Sometimes your enemy can become your friend. You just need to get to know the real them.

12. Stand firm in what you believe is right even when people are telling you that you are wrong.

13. Trust goes a long way with people.

14. You should always help others.

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15. You should follow your dreams no matter who tries to get in your way.

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16. You cannot wash your hair right after a perm. You risk "deactivating the ammonium thiglycolate."

17. You need to find a boyfriend who is not a complete bone head.

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These lessons are some that are funny so you may not want to follow, but most of them contain so much truth that can help you throughout life. I hope you enjoyed.

(PS: I’m sorry if you have an urge to watch Legally Blonde now, but you really should watch it!)

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