by L Anon has a Blank spot in her heart on September 11th, 2007
Yes, because I'm ornery like that.
I've always want to stand up and say, "Yes, I object there's no fried chicken on the menu" or something of the sort.
What's wrong with me? lol
by R U Sirius on September 11th, 2007
No..........but theres a great commercial on TV where the preacher asks the groom if he takes this woman.....................then the groom yawns. Laugh my ass off--------every time. (its a diet pepsi/coke with caffiene commercial)
by Go Canes on September 11th, 2007
Yeah, because I think it would be funny. Then I would say I'm just joking.
by Drastic on September 11th, 2007
I've only been to one wedding in my life, and I didn't know them either. But yeah, I did get the urge...just because I've always wanted to do it haha.
by CuriousFrank on September 11th, 2007
I started to at my brother's wedding but he said he would have married her anyhow. She is such a loser.
by keithold thanks all baggers on September 11th, 2007
G'day Patti Jo,
Thank you for your question.
No I haven't. I haven't had any concerns about any of the weddings that I have been invited to. If I had, I would raise it with the person concerned rather than publicly.
If you did, you would have to raise concerns about the legal validity of the marriage such as one of the people being already lawfully married or being underage. Those concerns would be best raised privately first.
Regards
by Sheriff Raff -Answerhag on September 11th, 2007
I have never been to a wedding where they asked this question. I suppose it was on with the show.
by Keisha Lynne on September 11th, 2007
Actually... I havn't been to a wedding yet.. but i have 2 comming up my moms and my sisters... and I plnan on standing up with only my sisters.. only because her boyfriend is not the same guy my family fell in love with .. I dont noe what my sister sees in him all he has done is ripped her outta her family's life.. and he purposed to her not even a month after knowing her. so yea she should be expecting no ones best wishes from my family because all of us think she is being very stupid.... and I have always wanted to just stand up and say I OBJECT! and just have everyone looking at me it would be hilarious.. cant wait to do it
by Gracin the Strange on September 13th, 2007
I did not attend my sisters wedding because I would not been able to control the urge to do so since she was getting married to a convicted sex offender with crimes against children including kidnapping, rape, sodomy, oral copulation and penetration with a forign object. I think the only ceremony he deserves is a funeral.
by Anonymous on September 11th, 2007
Yes, one of my friends. I wanted to tell the bride her man just gave his all trying to convince me to sleep with him just a few days before their nuptials. But she would have done it anyway. They're divorced now. Be Blessed!!!
by P. W. Pasobrio loves Marines on September 11th, 2007
Yes, I have, but only to be funny. I'd stand up and say the brides having my baby. I'm a chick so that would confusse the hell out of everyone.
I did go to one where we were daring people to let a nasty one rip or burp really loud. We also were taking bets on how long it would last or how bad the groom would mess up his vows.
by tinybubbles is cancer free on September 12th, 2007
no i have never had the urge to stand up at a wedding and say that.
by Anna on September 12th, 2007
A few time yes, for I have seen people marry for all of the wrong reasons or that I seen that they were better off not together. Otherwise, no. I would keep my mouth shut, for I feel that people need to learn on their own.
by Chaysgirl24 on September 12th, 2007
No because it's not my business! LOL
by Perryman on September 12th, 2007
No. Most of the weddings that I have attended do not include that expression.
If it was so bad that I felt I would have to speak up like that, then I am sure that my conscience would prevent me attending a ceremony that joined such an unevenly yoked pair.
by Elleonora on September 12th, 2007
yes, but only to annoy the heck out of them. hihihi.
by Galeanda on September 12th, 2007
That phrase has never been asked in any of the marriage ceremonies I've been to. And I would never dream of interrupting a dignified ceremony that means so much to a couple. Then again, I have only been to one wedding where I didn't think they were the best match and I wasn't the only person thinking that so it was like a mind wave between everyone but the groom and bride, bad move, bad move....but they already knew everyone's objections and it was going to happen anyway.
by Yeux on September 15th, 2007
No, all my friends deserve each other ;-)
by Anonymous on December 6th, 2007
Yes, but it was my best friend getting married to a horrible guy and she wasn't yet 18 and the only reason was that she was pregnant but i was one of the few people who knew she was, they are still married but I am the one who has to talk to her at two in the morning when she gets in fights... i should have said something
by Still breathing on March 2nd, 2008
I will if my best-friend decided to marry his current skank.
by - sweetcakes - on September 15th, 2007
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.
by AnonymousGirl on March 2nd, 2008
No.
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First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes mom and the baby carriage... Does it still work like that these days?
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Comments
Nothing is wrong with you , I think thats funny - Thank you L -- + 6
by Patti jo on September 11th, 2007
I liked it.
by P. W. Pasobrio loves Marines on September 11th, 2007