Marriage

Started by M · 8 Sep 2003 · 564 replies

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15 Apr 2006, 06:38 #421
tabana wrote:Gah... is she on meth? :bleh:

Among other things... :shakehead:
7 May 2006, 07:50 #422
Oooh the thread is dead (for this time being :hehe:)

Though anyway, attending a 2-days wedding course over here (compulsory for those who wants to get married). Actually it was more like accompanying my best friend who planned to get married in June and since I am free, what the heck? I signed up for it too. Surprisingly as I signed the registration form, nearly all of the attendance was born in '84, which made me feel like an old maid :sweat: and when they were asking about wedding plans and all that, I know that I am the only single person in the crowd :mrgreen:
7 May 2006, 09:52 #423
laramatsu wrote:Surprisingly as I signed the registration form, nearly all of the attendance was born in '84, which made me feel like an old maid :sweat: and when they were asking about wedding plans and all that, I know that I am the only single person in the crowd :mrgreen:
i guess it seems like you have the words "single" written on your forehead, huh?
7 May 2006, 16:50 #424
niko2x wrote:i guess it seems like you have the words "single" written on your forehead, huh?


when you are "single", it is everywhere, omnipresent....
i feel it in the air.... :sweat: :say_yes: :beaten:
7 May 2006, 20:35 #425
Nah, just happened that all of them were comparing wedding plan notes with each other, showing off invitation cards and all that. I stayed at the background but then again they were all 'too friendly' and included me in the conversation :sweat:
11 May 2006, 03:37 #426
went to a wedding over the weekend.

it was his cousin's wedding.

it's really funny to go to a wedding where people have no clue that you're getting married soon.. :D
11 May 2006, 03:41 #427
littlemissfab wrote:went to a wedding over the weekend.

it was his cousin's wedding.

it's really funny to go to a wedding where people have no clue that you're getting married soon.. :D


Sorry littlemissfab am I misssing something here? :confused: Why are you keeping your upcoming marriage a secret from the relatives? :confused: :)
11 May 2006, 07:51 #428
his family doesn't know a thing.

they're kind of conservative.

i'm actually signing a prenup just in case his parents find out.
11 May 2006, 08:16 #429
littlemissfab wrote:his family doesn't know a thing.

they're kind of conservative.

i'm actually signing a prenup just in case his parents find out.



dayem, yo, it's like that? so much for gettin' in good with the in-laws huh?

your usage of the word "conservative" appears to be a euphemism :sweat:
11 May 2006, 15:41 #430
littlemissfab wrote:his family doesn't know a thing.

they're kind of conservative.

i'm actually signing a prenup just in case his parents find out.


i suppose you are only protecting yourself in this case...which is understandable.

it would be much easier if they accepted you, knew about the whole thing, and liked you...it would take the pressure off of you...
how old are you again? wow, marriage already...

you sure move fast.... :sweat: :bonk:
11 May 2006, 23:22 #431
I'm still recovering from monday: my best friend got married. damn I hate chinese weddings. especially those banquets. 10% are your own friends, 90% are your parents' friends n family you don't even know.
11 May 2006, 23:51 #432
yup, when i watched the video from my sisters wedding, the average age was at least 50... just 4 of 20 tables were people under 30
1 was my table, two were my sisters, the other was for the kids. The old people kept coming over to our tables and giving us their dishes because, you know, older people dont eat much.
12 May 2006, 00:06 · edited #433
Yeah, that's pretty normal with chinese weddings, but this one was a bit extreme: out of 40 tables, only 2-3 tables were his own friends. Even less than 10%. I've worked my ass off (and got pretty drunk too - cos they keep pouring you cognac <- really oldfashioned, most people moved on to wine and champagne by now) :beaten:

and guess what, next week I have another wedding :ashamed: another reason I really hate those chinese banguets is and the 10 course meal is always the SAME FOOD and it never changes, be it today, 10 years ago, the food is the same, and it will be in 2020. even more ripoff is when you can't attend and you got invited you still need to pay/red envelope. :crazy:

never saw people giving away food to another table though (it would look rude and not classy): most of the time people rush for the food, no joke. paid good money for it, and need to wait hours before it starts: i don't blame them :hehe:
12 May 2006, 00:08 #434
Terryb wrote:Yeah, that's pretty normal with chinese weddings, but this one was a bit extreme: out of 40 tables, only 2-3 tables were his own friends. Even less than 10%. I've worked my ass off (and got pretty drunk too - cos they keep pouring you cognac <- really oldfashioned, most people moved on to wine and champagne by now) :beaten:

and guess what, next week I have another wedding :ashamed: another reason I really hate those chinese banguets is and the 10 course meal is always the SAME FOOD and it never changes, be it today, 10 years ago, the food is the same, and it will be in 2020. even more ripoff is when you can't attend and you got invited you still need to pay/red envelope. :crazy:


LOL.
12 May 2006, 00:26 #435
appetizer course, peking duck course, noodle course, soup, seafood course, fish course always.
12 May 2006, 03:46 #436
Tu_triky wrote:


dayem, yo, it's like that? so much for gettin' in good with the in-laws huh?

your usage of the word "conservative" appears to be a euphemism :sweat:


hey, in fairness. they love me. seriously. it's just the fact that we're doing it too soon is what would probably be the deal breaker..

it's like they love me.. but not love me enough... yet. :thumbsup:
12 May 2006, 03:51 #437
littlemissfab wrote:

hey, in fairness. they love me. seriously. it's just the fact that we're doing it too soon is what would probably be the deal breaker..

it's like they love me.. but not love me enough... yet. :thumbsup:


s'all good baby...i was just making a point...i'm a wordsmith myself and i understand semantics pretty well, my frothy fresno female. i wish you happiness.
12 May 2006, 03:51 #438
krim wrote:appetizer course, peking duck course, noodle course, soup, seafood course, fish course always.


that's all wedding are good for, the great food, and hot girls, if there are any, and if they are single.....

other than that, i avoid going to weddings if possible....a tough reminder of singlehood :beaten:
12 May 2006, 03:54 #439
Tu_triky wrote:

s'all good baby...i was just making a point...i'm a wordsmith myself and i understand semantics pretty well, my frothy fresno female. i wish you happiness.


with all the happiness i have ballooned to 117 lbs. that's what i get when i replace cigarettes with green tea frappucinos. dammit.
12 May 2006, 03:55 #440
littlemissfab wrote:

with all the happiness i have ballooned to 117 lbs. that's what i get when i replace cigarettes with green tea frappucinos. dammit.


is that what love/relationships bring? how much did you gain?
those frap's are loaded with calories... :bonk:
i better keep running... :beaten:

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