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Have you ever had the Urge to speak up at someones wedding when the preacher says " Does anyone have any objections to this Wedding " ( why if yes )?

By Patti jo Asked Sep 11 2007 5:28PM
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Answer 21 out of 22

by Yeux on Sep 15, 2007 at 4:26 am Permalink

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No, all my friends deserve each other ;-)
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Answer 22 out of 22

by - sweetcakes - on Sep 15, 2007 at 4:23 am Permalink

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Yes I seriously have, but then I figured my few minutes of unhappiness would cause the bride many more minutes of unhappiness so I shut my mouth and smiled nicely.
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