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It’s Rachel Hunter and Jarret Stoll (a NHL hockey player) getting all cozy.
Update: What would I do without my beloved spelling and grammar fans. I’d like to try and pass myself off as British, but I have a fear of Naomi Campbell. Kisses to all of you!
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whose, not who’s.
You go Girl … he is 24 … she is 38 !
I am glad to know I’m not the only one who gives a fudge about spelling and grammar
If we’re chatting about spelling & grammar, then it’s “cozy” not “cosy”. Or it that just a Canadian thing?
Yup. It’s “cozy”. I double-checked.
OK…so…yes, he’s hot, she’s older than he is, and I say whatever blows your hair back, go for it, regardless of the age difference. (She must have learned that from Rod. Good on her. She deserves a younger guy after him. Yuck).
The English spelling is “cosy:.