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TrogL Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Oct-20-04 01:52 PM
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Wanna go to a wedding?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5527273221

I've been invited to the wedding of a mate of mine who I used to know really well until he started going out with the girl he's going to marry. She's a dog. No really. I haven't seen them since I told her she's a dog over two years ago. They've stupidly invited me to their wedding, but I don't want to go. It's an invite to me '+plus 1" and involves the afternoon reception (a sit down meal in a 4 star restaurant) and evening piss up (a bus will carry you there, and drag you to the nearest b&b or trainstation after. Should be a good day out. All in all I reckon there's a good £150 worth of entertainment if you time it right. No one will know you're not me except the groom and he'll be so pissed trying to forget his new wife's a dog he won't notice. The only thing is, because she's such a dog, they might not get married, so I reserve the right to cancel the bidding.

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Even if you have to listen to her dad do karaoke, and watch her mum try to get off with the ushers

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Unfortunately I'm going to have to dissappoint most of you by telling you that the bridesmaids are likely to be dogs too. I know, it's a marital travesty...and the fact that I've heard that 2 of the ushers are now trying to sell their tickets on loot having had the tip off about her mother.
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