I think that second one was real, and I can't believe I watched that whole thing. I felt like I was in the dumb-girl sorority - I always wondered what it was like in there...
I went to the Charlie Callas site ("Welcome to my shite!"?), and I agree with SueBob.
I feel sorry for the groom. Imagine being married to that drama queen.
I've seen bad behavior in brides. They want the whole damn day to be about them rather than remembering that it's their party and they're the hostess. The hostess's job is to make people feel at ease: not make them miserable.
Plus, American weddings are out of control. The average one costs more than $20,000. No way can one squeeze $20,000 worth of pleasure out of a single day. And the ostentation makes me ill, like renting a bus so that the 6 bridesmaids and 2 other friends can roll from bar to bar in superfluous space.
That dude in video #1 sounds much like Alec Guinness. Accent, timbre, everything. When he's not being a human beatbox, naturally. Guinness was more into punk.
A splash of champagne to the face might have fixed that girl. This is why I'm so glad we had a small, informal wedding...our officiant actually skipped over the vows we'd written, and it was an intimate enough ceremony for me to interject, "Hey, I think you forgot something." Everyone laughed...except my mother in law...but that's a different story. ;)
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I think this man owes a royalty payment to Charlie Callas.
You are like a 70 year old trapped in a 44 year old's body.
I think that second one was real, and I can't believe I watched that whole thing. I felt like I was in the dumb-girl sorority - I always wondered what it was like in there...
I went to the Charlie Callas site ("Welcome to my shite!"?), and I agree with SueBob.
That second one is really long and annoying. i feel sorry for her friends.
I feel sorry for the groom. Imagine being married to that drama queen.
I've seen bad behavior in brides. They want the whole damn day to be about them rather than remembering that it's their party and they're the hostess. The hostess's job is to make people feel at ease: not make them miserable.
Plus, American weddings are out of control. The average one costs more than $20,000. No way can one squeeze $20,000 worth of pleasure out of a single day. And the ostentation makes me ill, like renting a bus so that the 6 bridesmaids and 2 other friends can roll from bar to bar in superfluous space.
Great sound guy... And being very polite, I am ignoring the bride video.
I saw the chick freaking out over her hair video. That was one freaked out chick. I had to stop watching -- so painful.
And yes, some women are all nervous to begin with and then something like their hair sets them off. And BOOM. FREAK OUT!
I just kept thinking, "I'm so glad I'm already married." Bah.
Did a post on your TEC... I don't know if I told you that.
That dude in video #1 sounds much like Alec Guinness. Accent, timbre, everything. When he's not being a human beatbox, naturally. Guinness was more into punk.
I wanted to slap that bride. If it is real, i think she might have some unrealized feelings about getting married.
I'm so with Meno. I kept saying to myself, why don't they slap her?
A splash of champagne to the face might have fixed that girl. This is why I'm so glad we had a small, informal wedding...our officiant actually skipped over the vows we'd written, and it was an intimate enough ceremony for me to interject, "Hey, I think you forgot something." Everyone laughed...except my mother in law...but that's a different story. ;)
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