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Well. perhaps it's best not to joke about it, I've seen too many pass away these last few years. In the last two years, my good boss from when I was at GEC / Marconi / BAE Systems, and my good boss from when I was at Electrolux.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
I think they're talking about the actual ceremony, not the wedding night :bonk:Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Did you have the full nuptial mass though? Also depends on how many hymns they have. They can really pad it out. One I went to they had the hymns printed out and made into a booklet they handed out to everyone as they walked in. It was the size of a 'phone directory! Not so bad these days as it used to be as you can have a crafty look at your 'phone now and again to relieve the tedium.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Mine took 20 mins and was long enough.
If I was going to do it would have to be in Las Vegas. Just me and her, in and out in five minutes with 20 dollars worth of complimentary chips.
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Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
Has Anita still got that headache?;)
Marco.
Ha - I'm surprised you have to ask... Of course! One of my old school mates, who later became a priest, married us (in 1991), and we (Del and I) both enjoyed every minute of the wedding ceremony. Didn't last any longer than 2 hours, though:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
Still have the video, orders or service, and all sorts.
Marco.
Yeah stupid question in retrospect. :doh:Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
My brother had his friend record his wedding on video. Then my sister went and taped Coronation Street over it, I kid you not. The bride was inconsolable. To be fair, he should have broke off the tab :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
You see if he'd had the full Catholic there's still be another 2 hours or so left of it on the tape after Corro had finished.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
'The rebellious live in a sun-scorched land'. (Psalms 68:6)