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ProdigalJunkMail

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5. glad you cleared that up...

Reply to Fred Sanders (Reply #4)

Fri Apr 11, 2014, 06:38 AM

Apr 2014

because that's not what your post implied. i have been to a few boring wedding ceremonies... and i have been to some that were a party. this priest brought tears of joy and laughter and made a memory for the attendees and for that bride and groom that will last forever and be talked about and replayed in their minds (and probably on DVD players) for years to come. i would say this wedding was anything BUT a funeral.

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A bride and groom in Ireland got quite a surprise at their wedding: [View all] Are_grits_groceries Apr 2014 OP

What a great idea and what a voice newfie11 Apr 2014 #1

This message was self-deleted by its author Fred Sanders Apr 2014 #2

what a bitter person you must be ProdigalJunkMail Apr 2014 #3

Song was great, ceremony needed this because of the boring, that was part of the post... Fred Sanders Apr 2014 #4

glad you cleared that up... ProdigalJunkMail Apr 2014 #5

I am not prone to liking religious ceremonies or even regular rites. Are_grits_groceries Apr 2014 #7

Cool malaise Apr 2014 #6

Very wonderful, and a vocal that reminds one of this Wicked Game seveneyes Apr 2014 #8