10 Feb 2011, 2:11 am
10 Feb 2011, 6:39 am
now your just making me sound trashy. class it up a bit like geraldo someone credible
Sorry!
I still have a soft spot in my heart for Maury because he's married to someone credible and accomplished in journalism. 
10 Feb 2011, 6:47 am
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12 Feb 2011, 2:40 pm
Its not a philosophy nor an opinion, its a fact...and very relevant to the discussion.
12 Feb 2011, 3:28 pm
19 Feb 2011, 2:37 am
Its not a philosophy nor an opinion, its a fact...and very relevant to the discussion.
I suggest that we drop Maury and Geraldo both for Jerry Springer. That way, we can all chant "Jerry, Jerry" and "take it off, take it off" and "put it on, put it on." Oh, better yet, take it to Judge Judy. I didn't know the factoid about why rich folk used to do public proposals. It doesn't surprise me, though. I got my wedding for under a thousand dollars, which included my nails and my mom's and cousin's hairstyle and haircut and all the paperwork. And the rings, which weren't cheap. My dress was $32. My sister's dress was $65! Her husband's shirt cost more than my groom's shirt. We had a dinner and served chicken, beef roast and spam. It rocked. Very small, family and very close friends. We were alone when he proposed. Personally, I think that's the way it ought to be done. I think outrageously expensive and lavish weddings are wasteful, stressful, and thoroughly beautiful. I've been to a few. One was set up in a botanical gardens. We blew bubbles instead of throwing birdseed. Full dinner, open bar, tiny bottles of perfume and aftershave.
19 Apr 2011, 12:07 pm
Its not a philosophy nor an opinion, its a fact...and very relevant to the discussion.
I suggest that we drop Maury and Geraldo both for Jerry Springer. That way, we can all chant "Jerry, Jerry" and "take it off, take it off" and "put it on, put it on." Oh, better yet, take it to Judge Judy. I didn't know the factoid about why rich folk used to do public proposals. It doesn't surprise me, though. I got my wedding for under a thousand dollars, which included my nails and my mom's and cousin's hairstyle and haircut and all the paperwork. And the rings, which weren't cheap. My dress was $32. My sister's dress was $65! Her husband's shirt cost more than my groom's shirt. We had a dinner and served chicken, beef roast and spam. It rocked. Very small, family and very close friends. We were alone when he proposed. Personally, I think that's the way it ought to be done. I think outrageously expensive and lavish weddings are wasteful, stressful, and thoroughly beautiful. I've been to a few. One was set up in a botanical gardens. We blew bubbles instead of throwing birdseed. Full dinner, open bar, tiny bottles of perfume and aftershave.
well i think that we should be yelling out jerry in a happy as hell way as if we were gonna see some stripper take off her clothing haha i think it would be funny as hell but in all seriousness i think that she was an idiot and if you still love her i got two words "SHE CHEATED!! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !!"
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19 Apr 2011, 4:53 pm
Does Marriage ever work anymore?
I'd say live each other for at least 10 years to see if you two are meant to be....but I can't see myself marrying anyone....it just doesn't make sense to me to spend £5000 just to say that you are spiritually tied....Religious stuff like that should be free....maybe not the clothes or food or hiring a venue but you get the point.
I hope guys do it more though so I can go. 
20 Apr 2011, 5:34 am
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20 Apr 2011, 5:43 am
I'd say live each other for at least 10 years to see if you two are meant to be....but I can't see myself marrying anyone....it just doesn't make sense to me to spend £5000 just to say that you are spiritually tied....Religious stuff like that should be free....maybe not the clothes or food or hiring a venue but you get the point.
I hope guys do it more though so I can go.
That's a debatable question although I do think Marriage in general would be a lot more successful if it wasn't so easy to get Divorced these days.
Even though I'm a Spiritualist leaning towards Paganism, I believe that marriage should be for life.
In terms of the actual day itself, it's worth spending the money providing if both participants value it that much and both get exactly what they want from it, remember it's the groom's day as much as the brides.
In the fantasy world that is my mind, this is the place I would like to eventually get married one day.
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