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kissmedeeply Petitcodiac, New Brunswick Canada
Yvonne66: How importent is marriage really. Does it make a relationship better or is it an old fashion institution?


Well apparently for me I have gotten Married so its really
important..and i love being Married
Yvonne66: How importent is marriage really. Does it make a relationship better or is it an old fashion institution?


its important not at all old fashion ... marriage the one making us to believe in god(the oath) ... and giving power to adjust together ....

teddybear teddybear
morgan5 somewhere sunny , Canarias Spain
friendsfirst: Is this thread about hair?
wave laugh hug
Ambrose2007 Badger, South Dakota USA
friendsfirst: So if you wish you had his hair,then whose hair would he have?


I was thinking an uneven exchange.blushing
cameraman St. Petersburg, Florida USA
Ambrose2007: True, but I still wish I had his hair!


Whenever I cut my hair I'll mail it to you laugh ...
Ambrose2007 Badger, South Dakota USA
friendsfirst: Is this thread about hair?


All good threads are, to one degree or another.sad flower handshake
Ambrose2007 Badger, South Dakota USA
cameraman: Whenever I cut my hair I'll mail it to you ...


Thanks, Camera. I'll have my contact cement ready...love wave



mddljoe satellite beach, Florida USA
fascinating how a thread can
evolve (or the reverse)from marriage to hair......
Ambrose2007 Badger, South Dakota USA
kissmedeeply: Well apparently for me I have gotten Married so its really
important..and i love being Married


I'm happy for an envious of you in that respect, Joanne!

And by the way...I'm not sure I ever thanked you for your birthday wishes. I appreciated your appearance on that thread!hug bouquet
Ambrose2007 Badger, South Dakota USA
mddljoe: fascinating how a thread can
evolve (or the reverse)from marriage to hair......


You hirsute guys are hard to ignore!dunno sigh



kissmedeeply Petitcodiac, New Brunswick Canada
Ambrose2007: I'm happy for an envious of you in that respect, Joanne!

And by the way...I'm not sure I ever thanked you for your birthday wishes. I appreciated your appearance on that thread!
scold no you didnt and i cried the whole daycrying

Just kidding..i hope you had a great day..

and how have you been anywayteddybear
broncos Toms River, New Jersey USA
Can live without it
Ambrose2007 Badger, South Dakota USA
kissmedeeply: no you didnt and i cried the whole day

Just kidding..i hope you had a great day..

and how have you been anyway


sad flower I remember being pleased to see you show up - haven't seen around that much of late.

Hanging in there, J. Was just up in Manitoba - fantastic company and weather!smitten love laugh wave hug
Ambrose2007 Badger, South Dakota USA
broncos: Can live without it


Is it just my imagination, or am I seeing a pattern re marriage attitudes with guys who have great hair??conversing confused dunno hmmm



CaptainBeirutIII London, Inner London, England UK
I never could understand the bit with women liking diamonds so much. It’s a cut glass-like little piece of pressured coal.
I like beer, but you don’t see me walking about with a can on the top of my head.

Anyway, I don’t see anything wrong with liking diamonds, it’s simply I can’t not get where the excitement comes from.

What I do think, however, is that we need to install something new when it comes to marriages and this bit which comes with it in form of exchanging rings small African villages could go through law school would one trade it in a pawnbrokers.

As popular as marriage is, almost as popular is divorce in the western world. So here’s what I propose:

When you marry, you exchange rings, but when you divorce, whoever wants to do it has to buy something which will take you at least 4 years to save for. If you’re middle-class, you’ll have to buy a new Porsche, if you’re a multi-millionaire, you’ll have to buy a small country.

People divorce way too easy now. If for nothing else, it would be good for your future endeavours in finding a new partner if you have to spend at least another 4 years being hated, and hate. Now, it’s almost like people can drive-through partnerships.
cameraman St. Petersburg, Florida USA
jashcd: its important not at all old fashion ... marriage the one making us to believe in god(the oath) ... and giving power to adjust together ....


I'll go with marriage being a divinely ordained lifelong commitment between a man and woman or woman and man depending on who's the boss...

But God giving the husband and wife the power to adjust after getting married... Not for me...

I'll change a little here and a little there before marriage but I will be set in stone and never change after I'm married... Or will I???



kissmedeeply Petitcodiac, New Brunswick Canada
Ambrose2007: I remember being pleased to see you show up - haven't seen around that much of late.

Hanging in there, J. Was just up in Manitoba - fantastic company and weather!


No we are busy with the new house and still unpacking..

Eric is playing a game on the computer with our son..

so i am here chatting to a handsome man..

The weather here today is rain..but last few days have been
really hot
friendsfirst Burbank, Illinois USA
CaptainBeirutIII: I never could understand the bit with women liking diamonds so much. It’s a cut glass-like little piece of pressured coal.
I like beer, but you don’t see me walking about with a can on the top of my head.

Anyway, I don’t see anything wrong with liking diamonds, it’s simply I can’t not get where the excitement comes from.

What I do think, however, is that we need to install something new when it comes to marriages and this bit which comes with it in form of exchanging rings small African villages could go through law school would one trade it in a pawnbrokers.

As popular as marriage is, almost as popular is divorce in the western world. So here’s what I propose:

When you marry, you exchange rings, but when you divorce, whoever wants to do it has to buy something which will take you at least 4 years to save for. If you’re middle-class, you’ll have to buy a new Porsche, if you’re a multi-millionaire, you’ll have to buy a small country.

People divorce way too easy now. If for nothing else, it would be good for your future endeavours in finding a new partner if you have to spend at least another 4 years being hated, and hate. Now, it’s almost like people can drive-through partnerships.


Diamonds come in handy when you want to dress a grinding wheel true to sharpen a tool bit,drill or any form radius tangent to angle or simply a flat surface.thumbs up
When you get all that done and done right you will need that beer.applause cheers cool
cameraman St. Petersburg, Florida USA
Ambrose2007: Thanks, Camera. I'll have my contact cement ready...


Just don't hold your breathe ok scold ...
seekndestroy Seattle, Washington USA
it is crucial....

marriage is basically its the same as your funeral.... they both signify the end of things !!!!!

cool doh




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