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Re: Best. Mostest UUnique and Speyshel thing EVER!

  • kryan32kryan32 member
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    Stage - lol, sometimes we mix it up a little - have sex in the morning and then breakfast for dinner  :)

     

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  • efmcc67efmcc67 member
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    fyrefly76 said:
    StageManager14 said:

    we use the phrase "before sex but after bacon" when we're making weekend plans...

    I feel your priorities are out of whack here.
    and i just don't understand the phrase at all.

    I was thinking timeline. Eat bacon (breakfast), do whatever you were doing that day, have sex when you get back home.
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  • thejucheideathejucheidea member
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    On the topic of these 'throwing money into things' things, I was in a wedding yesterday that at the end of the night, the couple brought out a pair of the groom's pants with legs tied off and had the best man walk around demanding donations for the couple. Anyone who wasn't in the wedding party or the immediate families of the couple left right after they announced that they were doing it.

    I found out from the poor 'bride's attendant' afterwards that this was nixed by the wedding coordinator, but they decided at some point during the day that they were going to do it anyway. The bride then got pissed when the only people left to see them off were the wedding party, the wedding party's spouses and their immediate families.

    (I did like it that when I texted my fiance about the pants thing, he responded with 'W...whaytdfgghhrg')

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    thejucheidea said:
    On the topic of these 'throwing money into things' things, I was in a wedding yesterday that at the end of the night, the couple brought out a pair of the groom's pants with legs tied off and had the best man walk around demanding donations for the couple. Anyone who wasn't in the wedding party or the immediate families of the couple left right after they announced that they were doing it.

    I found out from the poor 'bride's attendant' afterwards that this was nixed by the wedding coordinator, but they decided at some point during the day that they were going to do it anyway. The bride then got pissed when the only people left to see them off were the wedding party, the wedding party's spouses and their immediate families.

    (I did like it that when I texted my fiance about the pants thing, he responded with 'W...whaytdfgghhrg')
    Why his pants? That seems really random. And obviously rude, but why pants?
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  • thejucheideathejucheidea member
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    There was some 'cutesy' speech beforehand, but once I realized what was happening, my mind shut down and I don't remember the explanation.

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    thejucheidea said:
    There was some 'cutesy' speech beforehand, but once I realized what was happening, my mind shut down and I don't remember the explanation.
    That's just it. People think it's ok to ask for money if it's unique or cutesy. Hence the pants. It's like when homeless people have witty signs, they make more money.

    Brides and groom just need to be honest with themselves and beg with a crappy old cardboard sign.



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