The Negative Effects of Bubbles on Weddings

"I'm not even as upset about this as I am about in game interviews," he says. "It just it does not thrill me or tickle me or delight me the way that it did maybe the first few times." He doesn't need to write a letter to anybody about it, but bubbles don't need to be banned because they aren't hurting anyone other than bubble soap getting in someone's eye. 'You're not jeopardizing any pigeons,' AJ Ellis of The LA Times said.