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Reply #120 posted 07/26/09 10:21pm

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how cute and fun!
My kitty wants to play...
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Reply #121 posted 07/27/09 2:09am

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veronikka said:

Serious said:


Before I met the man who i consider the love of my life I never thought weddings are emotional. I saw them as kinda embarrassing and one of the reasons I didn't want to marry my ex-bf was because of the ceremony lol. And because I didn't want to be the centre of attraction.



That is so me! I could never have a big wedding shake

Good gravy, me neither.

If I ever get married I'm likely to just head to city hall to sign the paperwork, then just have the reception without the ceremony. Or skip the whole shebang and take a really awesome trip with my mate.
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Reply #122 posted 07/27/09 2:11am

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Cinnie said:

jone70 said:



Yeah, I can't possibly think that dance is sweet when they chose a Chris Brown song for the entrance. confused Although that song is kind of old; maybe they got married before he beat Rhianna up. Regardless: churches, weddings, bad dancing -- I'm not really into any of that. lol


lol Maybe it was before then.

Any which way, I find this entrance "fun" but inappropriate, especially considering the other super-serious backdrop: held in a church.

;shrug;

people take weddings too seriously. It's the marriage that counts.
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Reply #123 posted 07/27/09 2:16am

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CarrieMpls said:

PanthaGirl said:

Tradition is very boring and I tend to zone out during every church wedding service I have been to. This is exactly what the world needs. Change, fun and an open mind.


This wedding was in St Paul (neighboring city to Minneapolis) in June and since this hit last week it's been on the local news here. They interviewed the pastor at the church (lutheran, I think) and she was in on it and loved it.

I think it's great that there are folks who have fun, sing and dance in church. It's so freaking joyful. If I were a religious type, I'd much prefer that to boring, dour and solemn. I don't see how it would be disrespectful in any way.

I've always thought the solemn approach certain denominations favour to be disrespectful to God to begin with. Isn't worship supposed to be a celebration of the Almighty and creation? You should be up there singing and dancing IMO, no matter how (un)talented, not stifling yawns.
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Reply #124 posted 07/27/09 2:55am

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meow85 said:

Cinnie said:



lol Maybe it was before then.

Any which way, I find this entrance "fun" but inappropriate, especially considering the other super-serious backdrop: held in a church.

;shrug;

people take weddings too seriously. It's the marriage that counts.

Exactly.
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Reply #125 posted 07/27/09 3:27am

PanthaGirl

meow85 said:

CarrieMpls said:



This wedding was in St Paul (neighboring city to Minneapolis) in June and since this hit last week it's been on the local news here. They interviewed the pastor at the church (lutheran, I think) and she was in on it and loved it.

I think it's great that there are folks who have fun, sing and dance in church. It's so freaking joyful. If I were a religious type, I'd much prefer that to boring, dour and solemn. I don't see how it would be disrespectful in any way.

I've always thought the solemn approach certain denominations favour to be disrespectful to God to begin with. Isn't worship supposed to be a celebration of the Almighty and creation? You should be up there singing and dancing IMO, no matter how (un)talented, not stifling yawns.


That's right! Many cultures celebrate the wedding from the beginning of the day that includes the church service. The weddings in Greece by tradition consists of the bride and groom walking, drinking and dancing across the entire town/village eventually leading to the church with a band playing and guests dancing all around. It's a celebration of a union afterall...nod
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Reply #126 posted 07/27/09 9:52pm

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minneapolisgenius said:

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Not enough by the looks of of it. lol

Yeah, but none of them are dancers though, and they actually did get all the real choreography in there. nod Which is more than I can say for some people who can't learn even 8 counts of something more simple (I used to teach dance). lol

True. lol
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Reply #127 posted 07/27/09 10:31pm

abierman

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PanthaGirl said:

Good song choice too.


What? Wasn't that Chris "Knock 'Er Out" Brown?



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every good wedding should start with a Chris Brown song.....
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Reply #128 posted 07/28/09 4:57am

Cinnie

meow85 said:


;shrug;

people take weddings too seriously. It's the marriage that counts.


Well, that is ALSO true, and still doesn't take away my feelings about the entrance.
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Reply #129 posted 07/28/09 10:04am

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abierman said:

Cinnie said:



What? Wasn't that Chris "Knock 'Er Out" Brown?



nod



every good wedding should start with a Chris Brown song.....


So what? It has nothing to do with what happened. It doesn't make his music suck suddenly.

I think it's silly to suddenly stop liking his work.
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Reply #130 posted 07/28/09 2:13pm

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chocolate1 said:

I guess the bottom line is, if it's not your style, then don't do it.
Honestly, I probably wouldn't do it either. But I think that this couple is being unfairly judged by some for doing things "their way".

- I went to the wedding of the high school dance teacher where she had choreographed the Father-Daughter dance like a Fred Astaire number with her Dad.
- I also went to a wedding about 10 years ago where the wedding party came in to "Adore" and had choreographed steps- nothing as extreme as this, but they had "moves".
- I've also sat thru long, boring, pretentious ceremonies.

The point is, everyone has different ideas about what makes their wedding perfect. Some want "elegance", some want "fun", etc.
At this point, A MAN would help mine! lol




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Reply #131 posted 07/29/09 3:47pm

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JustErin said:

abierman said:




nod



every good wedding should start with a Chris Brown song.....


So what? It has nothing to do with what happened. It doesn't make his music suck suddenly.

I think it's silly to suddenly stop liking his work.
His music always sucked. My daughter likes him but I'll be damned if I buy another record for her or buy another concert ticket.
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Reply #132 posted 07/29/09 4:00pm

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Vendetta1 said:

JustErin said:



So what? It has nothing to do with what happened. It doesn't make his music suck suddenly.

I think it's silly to suddenly stop liking his work.
His music always sucked. My daughter likes him but I'll be damned if I buy another record for her or buy another concert ticket.


To you, to me I like that song.

If he has another song out that I like, I'd listen to that one too.
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Reply #133 posted 07/29/09 4:00pm

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JustErin said:



White people can't dance.


That's why I'm NEVER getting married!!
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Reply #134 posted 07/29/09 4:36pm

ZombieKitten

NDRU said:

JustErin said:



White people can't dance.


That's why I'm NEVER getting married!!

spare a thought for me, I married into the goddamn latin dancing/tango family mad
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Reply #135 posted 07/30/09 1:42pm

Vendetta1

JustErin said:

Vendetta1 said:

His music always sucked. My daughter likes him but I'll be damned if I buy another record for her or buy another concert ticket.


To you, to me I like that song.

If he has another song out that I like, I'd listen to that one too.
Yes, to ME. Just as I won't give money to R Kelly's child molesting ass, I won't give money to someone who hit a woman.
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Reply #136 posted 07/31/09 6:36am

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Vendetta1 said:

JustErin said:



To you, to me I like that song.

If he has another song out that I like, I'd listen to that one too.
Yes, to ME. Just as I won't give money to R Kelly's child molesting ass, I won't give money to someone who hit a woman.


You probably do it all the time....just saying.
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Reply #137 posted 07/31/09 6:51am

CarrieLee

JustErin said:

Vendetta1 said:

Yes, to ME. Just as I won't give money to R Kelly's child molesting ass, I won't give money to someone who hit a woman.


You probably do it all the time....just saying.



Yep.
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Reply #138 posted 07/31/09 11:47am

Vendetta1

JustErin said:

Vendetta1 said:

Yes, to ME. Just as I won't give money to R Kelly's child molesting ass, I won't give money to someone who hit a woman.


You probably do it all the time....just saying.
Do what all the time?
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Reply #139 posted 07/31/09 11:54am

CarrieLee

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JustErin said:



You probably do it all the time....just saying.
Do what all the time?



Buy things from someone who was an abuser.
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Reply #140 posted 07/31/09 11:55am

Vendetta1

CarrieLee said:

Vendetta1 said:

Do what all the time?



Buy things from someone who was an abuser.
If I do, it is without my knowledge. I have a serious problem with buying things from people who abuse women in any form.
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Reply #141 posted 07/31/09 12:08pm

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Vendetta1 said:

CarrieLee said:




Buy things from someone who was an abuser.
If I do, it is without my knowledge. I have a serious problem with buying things from people who abuse women in any form.

Unknowingly buying something from an abuser in no way invalidates your position on buying knowingly from an abuser.

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Reply #142 posted 07/31/09 12:09pm

Vendetta1

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

Vendetta1 said:

If I do, it is without my knowledge. I have a serious problem with buying things from people who abuse women in any form.

Unknowingly buying something from an abuser in no way invalidates your position on buying knowingly from an abuser.

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Reply #143 posted 07/31/09 12:12pm

CarrieLee

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

Vendetta1 said:

If I do, it is without my knowledge. I have a serious problem with buying things from people who abuse women in any form.

Unknowingly buying something from an abuser in no way invalidates your position on buying knowingly from an abuser.

hug



I know this too, as well as Erin. She was 'just sayin'....
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Reply #144 posted 07/31/09 12:13pm

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CarrieLee said:

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:


Unknowingly buying something from an abuser in no way invalidates your position on buying knowingly from an abuser.

hug



I know this too, as well as Erin. She was 'just sayin'....

"Just sayin" for no real purpose huh? lol
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Reply #145 posted 07/31/09 12:43pm

CarrieLee

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

CarrieLee said:




I know this too, as well as Erin. She was 'just sayin'....

"Just sayin" for no real purpose huh? lol



Yes. lol
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Reply #146 posted 07/31/09 8:57pm

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johnart said:

Mine would like a Ga Ga video.

[Edited 7/24/09 8:48am]

lol
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