Church Etiquette and other random stuff

gdennis59 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

TG wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

Long convos much?! LoL

Us?

Noooooo not you guys. LoL.



Whats up other than the whole mega long conversation?
"'

Um... fishies won again! 4-0

SoulRat wrote:

TG wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

Long convos much?! LoL

Us?

Isn't this usually what the chatbox is for? What thread is this again? Oh yeah...

Tigers win 15-2!!!!

gdennis59 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

TG wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

Long convos much?! LoL

Us?

Noooooo not you guys. LoL.



Whats up other than the whole mega long conversation?
"'

I gave up on packing....

bobrob2004 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

TG wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

Long convos much?! LoL

Us?

Isn't this usually what the chatbox is for? What thread is this again? Oh yeah...

Tigers win 15-2!!!!

Whoo Miguel Cabrera!!

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

You owe me

You can't even clap if they are really really good? That seems not nice

I guess not.

I'd imagine you can't boo if they're bad.

If I had to guess you're better off clapping than booing if you have to do one.

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Bobrob says you can clap after a wedding. Can you boo?

Also, when the leader asks if anyone objects can you actually object?

Yeah, you can boo, but why would you be attending if you didn't want to see them get married? And obviously, you can object.

Yeah, but is this typical? I mean if you were to object wouldn't that catch everyone off guard?

No it's usually not typical.

Now I want to try it :haha:

I need to attend some random wedding.

I wonder what the preacher would say? I mean if I went to a stranger's wedding and said something like "I saw the groom last night at a strip club and he took a stripper home" what would happen?

After the bride-to-be slaps him, he'll deny everything and eventually have escorted out of there.

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

You owe me

You can't even clap if they are really really good? That seems not nice

I guess not.

I'd imagine you can't boo if they're bad.

If I had to guess you're better off clapping than booing if you have to do one.

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Bobrob says you can clap after a wedding. Can you boo?

Also, when the leader asks if anyone objects can you actually object?

Yeah, you can boo, but why would you be attending if you didn't want to see them get married? And obviously, you can object.

Yeah, but is this typical? I mean if you were to object wouldn't that catch everyone off guard?

No it's usually not typical.

Now I want to try it :haha:

I need to attend some random wedding.

I wonder what the preacher would say? I mean if I went to a stranger's wedding and said something like "I saw the groom last night at a strip club and he took a stripper home" what would happen?

After the bride-to-be slaps him, he'll deny everything and eventually have escorted out of there.

What if you happened to be right and he said "it's true!"

Or what if before he denies it the bride-to-be says "you, too?"

TG wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

TG wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

Long convos much?! LoL

Us?

Noooooo not you guys. LoL.



Whats up other than the whole mega long conversation?
"'

I gave up on packing....

I gave up doing my homework for tomorrow...

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

You owe me

You can't even clap if they are really really good? That seems not nice

I guess not.

I'd imagine you can't boo if they're bad.

If I had to guess you're better off clapping than booing if you have to do one.

-------

Bobrob says you can clap after a wedding. Can you boo?

Also, when the leader asks if anyone objects can you actually object?

Yeah, you can boo, but why would you be attending if you didn't want to see them get married? And obviously, you can object.

Yeah, but is this typical? I mean if you were to object wouldn't that catch everyone off guard?

No it's usually not typical.

Now I want to try it :haha:

I need to attend some random wedding.

I wonder what the preacher would say? I mean if I went to a stranger's wedding and said something like "I saw the groom last night at a strip club and he took a stripper home" what would happen?

After the bride-to-be slaps him, he'll deny everything and eventually have escorted out of there.

What if you happened to be right and he said "it's true!"

Or what if before he denies it the bride-to-be says "you, too?"

No marriage for him.

bobrob2004 wrote:

TG wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

TG wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

Long convos much?! LoL

Us?

Noooooo not you guys. LoL.



Whats up other than the whole mega long conversation?
"'

I gave up on packing....

I gave up doing my homework for tomorrow...

I have to be totally packed by sunday morning. And I have none of it done and I'm going to the movies tomorrow.... Oh well.

bobrob2004 wrote:

TG wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

TG wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

Long convos much?! LoL

Us?

Noooooo not you guys. LoL.



Whats up other than the whole mega long conversation?
"'

I gave up on packing....

I gave up doing my homework for tomorrow...

I gave up watching Washington

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

You owe me

You can't even clap if they are really really good? That seems not nice

I guess not.

I'd imagine you can't boo if they're bad.

If I had to guess you're better off clapping than booing if you have to do one.

-------

Bobrob says you can clap after a wedding. Can you boo?

Also, when the leader asks if anyone objects can you actually object?

Yeah, you can boo, but why would you be attending if you didn't want to see them get married? And obviously, you can object.

Yeah, but is this typical? I mean if you were to object wouldn't that catch everyone off guard?

No it's usually not typical.

Now I want to try it :haha:

I need to attend some random wedding.

I wonder what the preacher would say? I mean if I went to a stranger's wedding and said something like "I saw the groom last night at a strip club and he took a stripper home" what would happen?

After the bride-to-be slaps him, he'll deny everything and eventually have escorted out of there.

What if you happened to be right and he said "it's true!"

Or what if before he denies it the bride-to-be says "you, too?"

No marriage for him.

So the preacher would just go " you guys, I'm out of here" and be gone?

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

You owe me

You can't even clap if they are really really good? That seems not nice

I guess not.

I'd imagine you can't boo if they're bad.

If I had to guess you're better off clapping than booing if you have to do one.

-------

Bobrob says you can clap after a wedding. Can you boo?

Also, when the leader asks if anyone objects can you actually object?

Yeah, you can boo, but why would you be attending if you didn't want to see them get married? And obviously, you can object.

Yeah, but is this typical? I mean if you were to object wouldn't that catch everyone off guard?

No it's usually not typical.

Now I want to try it :haha:

I need to attend some random wedding.

I wonder what the preacher would say? I mean if I went to a stranger's wedding and said something like "I saw the groom last night at a strip club and he took a stripper home" what would happen?

After the bride-to-be slaps him, he'll deny everything and eventually have escorted out of there.

What if you happened to be right and he said "it's true!"

Or what if before he denies it the bride-to-be says "you, too?"

No marriage for him.

So the preacher would just go " you guys, I'm out of here" and be gone?

Would he have to give the donation back?

SoulRat wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

TG wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

TG wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

Long convos much?! LoL

Us?

Noooooo not you guys. LoL.



Whats up other than the whole mega long conversation?
"'

I gave up on packing....

I gave up doing my homework for tomorrow...

I gave up watching Washington

So far they have less runs than their opponent

TG wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

TG wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

TG wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

Long convos much?! LoL

Us?

Noooooo not you guys. LoL.



Whats up other than the whole mega long conversation?
"'

I gave up on packing....

I gave up doing my homework for tomorrow...

I have to be totally packed by sunday morning. And I have none of it done and I'm going to the movies tomorrow.... Oh well.

I gave up on quite a bit.

SoulRat wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

You owe me

You can't even clap if they are really really good? That seems not nice

I guess not.

I'd imagine you can't boo if they're bad.

If I had to guess you're better off clapping than booing if you have to do one.

-------

Bobrob says you can clap after a wedding. Can you boo?

Also, when the leader asks if anyone objects can you actually object?

Yeah, you can boo, but why would you be attending if you didn't want to see them get married? And obviously, you can object.

Yeah, but is this typical? I mean if you were to object wouldn't that catch everyone off guard?

No it's usually not typical.

Now I want to try it :haha:

I need to attend some random wedding.

I wonder what the preacher would say? I mean if I went to a stranger's wedding and said something like "I saw the groom last night at a strip club and he took a stripper home" what would happen?

After the bride-to-be slaps him, he'll deny everything and eventually have escorted out of there.

What if you happened to be right and he said "it's true!"

Or what if before he denies it the bride-to-be says "you, too?"

No marriage for him.

So the preacher would just go " you guys, I'm out of here" and be gone?

Would he have to give the donation back?

I wouldn't but I'd imagine he would feel obligated to.

gdennis59 wrote:

TG wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

TG wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

TG wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

Long convos much?! LoL

Us?

Noooooo not you guys. LoL.



Whats up other than the whole mega long conversation?
"'

I gave up on packing....

I gave up doing my homework for tomorrow...

I have to be totally packed by sunday morning. And I have none of it done and I'm going to the movies tomorrow.... Oh well.

I gave up on quite a bit.

Like what?

catbox_9 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

TG wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

TG wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

Long convos much?! LoL

Us?

Noooooo not you guys. LoL.



Whats up other than the whole mega long conversation?
"'

I gave up on packing....

I gave up doing my homework for tomorrow...

I gave up watching Washington

So far they have less runs than their opponent

They just might go 0-162.. for real

catbox_9 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

You owe me

You can't even clap if they are really really good? That seems not nice

I guess not.

I'd imagine you can't boo if they're bad.

If I had to guess you're better off clapping than booing if you have to do one.

-------

Bobrob says you can clap after a wedding. Can you boo?

Also, when the leader asks if anyone objects can you actually object?

Yeah, you can boo, but why would you be attending if you didn't want to see them get married? And obviously, you can object.

Yeah, but is this typical? I mean if you were to object wouldn't that catch everyone off guard?

No it's usually not typical.

Now I want to try it :haha:

I need to attend some random wedding.

I wonder what the preacher would say? I mean if I went to a stranger's wedding and said something like "I saw the groom last night at a strip club and he took a stripper home" what would happen?

After the bride-to-be slaps him, he'll deny everything and eventually have escorted out of there.

What if you happened to be right and he said "it's true!"

Or what if before he denies it the bride-to-be says "you, too?"

No marriage for him.

So the preacher would just go " you guys, I'm out of here" and be gone?

Would he have to give the donation back?

I wouldn't but I'd imagine he would feel obligated to.

That's what I figured.

gdennis59 wrote:

TG wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

TG wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

TG wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

Long convos much?! LoL

Us?

Noooooo not you guys. LoL.



Whats up other than the whole mega long conversation?
"'

I gave up on packing....

I gave up doing my homework for tomorrow...

I have to be totally packed by sunday morning. And I have none of it done and I'm going to the movies tomorrow.... Oh well.

I gave up on quite a bit.

Have a beer and tell us all about it

Spoiler:

TG wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

TG wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

TG wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

TG wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

Long convos much?! LoL

Us?

Noooooo not you guys. LoL.



Whats up other than the whole mega long conversation?
"'

I gave up on packing....

I gave up doing my homework for tomorrow...

I have to be totally packed by sunday morning. And I have none of it done and I'm going to the movies tomorrow.... Oh well.

I gave up on quite a bit.

Like what?

MLB 2k9 for the night. Eh, texting, my fingers hurt from that. Trying to go with my girlfriend to her house on Easter Sunday. Just the small things lol

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

You owe me

You can't even clap if they are really really good? That seems not nice

I guess not.

I'd imagine you can't boo if they're bad.

If I had to guess you're better off clapping than booing if you have to do one.

-------

Bobrob says you can clap after a wedding. Can you boo?

Also, when the leader asks if anyone objects can you actually object?

Yeah, you can boo, but why would you be attending if you didn't want to see them get married? And obviously, you can object.

Yeah, but is this typical? I mean if you were to object wouldn't that catch everyone off guard?

No it's usually not typical.

Now I want to try it :haha:

I need to attend some random wedding.

I wonder what the preacher would say? I mean if I went to a stranger's wedding and said something like "I saw the groom last night at a strip club and he took a stripper home" what would happen?

After the bride-to-be slaps him, he'll deny everything and eventually have escorted out of there.

What if you happened to be right and he said "it's true!"

Or what if before he denies it the bride-to-be says "you, too?"

No marriage for him.

So the preacher would just go " you guys, I'm out of here" and be gone?

Pretty much. He'd ask if he should continue and if either (or both) say no, the wedding is over and everyone leaves.

SoulRat wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

You owe me

You can't even clap if they are really really good? That seems not nice

I guess not.

I'd imagine you can't boo if they're bad.

If I had to guess you're better off clapping than booing if you have to do one.

-------

Bobrob says you can clap after a wedding. Can you boo?

Also, when the leader asks if anyone objects can you actually object?

Yeah, you can boo, but why would you be attending if you didn't want to see them get married? And obviously, you can object.

Yeah, but is this typical? I mean if you were to object wouldn't that catch everyone off guard?

No it's usually not typical.

Now I want to try it :haha:

I need to attend some random wedding.

I wonder what the preacher would say? I mean if I went to a stranger's wedding and said something like "I saw the groom last night at a strip club and he took a stripper home" what would happen?

After the bride-to-be slaps him, he'll deny everything and eventually have escorted out of there.

What if you happened to be right and he said "it's true!"

Or what if before he denies it the bride-to-be says "you, too?"

No marriage for him.

So the preacher would just go " you guys, I'm out of here" and be gone?

Would he have to give the donation back?

I wouldn't but I'd imagine he would feel obligated to.

That's what I figured.

They say those things are free but you always have to give them money.

I think the free funeral for my grandma cost $200. We got our money's worth - he read the whole new testament.

gdennis59 wrote:

TG wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

TG wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

TG wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

TG wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

Long convos much?! LoL

Us?

Noooooo not you guys. LoL.



Whats up other than the whole mega long conversation?
"'

I gave up on packing....

I gave up doing my homework for tomorrow...

I have to be totally packed by sunday morning. And I have none of it done and I'm going to the movies tomorrow.... Oh well.

I gave up on quite a bit.

Like what?

MLB 2k9 for the night. Eh, texting, my fingers hurt from that. Trying to go with my girlfriend to her house on Easter Sunday. Just the small things lol

Just the two of you run away together. You'll both be happier

Spoiler:

catbox_9 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

You owe me

You can't even clap if they are really really good? That seems not nice

I guess not.

I'd imagine you can't boo if they're bad.

If I had to guess you're better off clapping than booing if you have to do one.

-------

Bobrob says you can clap after a wedding. Can you boo?

Also, when the leader asks if anyone objects can you actually object?

Yeah, you can boo, but why would you be attending if you didn't want to see them get married? And obviously, you can object.

Yeah, but is this typical? I mean if you were to object wouldn't that catch everyone off guard?

No it's usually not typical.

Now I want to try it :haha:

I need to attend some random wedding.

I wonder what the preacher would say? I mean if I went to a stranger's wedding and said something like "I saw the groom last night at a strip club and he took a stripper home" what would happen?

After the bride-to-be slaps him, he'll deny everything and eventually have escorted out of there.

What if you happened to be right and he said "it's true!"

Or what if before he denies it the bride-to-be says "you, too?"

No marriage for him.

So the preacher would just go " you guys, I'm out of here" and be gone?

Would he have to give the donation back?

I wouldn't but I'd imagine he would feel obligated to.

That's what I figured.

They say those things are free but you always have to give them money.

I think the free funeral for my grandma cost $200. We got our money's worth - he read the whole new testament.

!! Not that she died...

Holy shit! The Nats scored

catbox_9 wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

TG wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

TG wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

TG wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

TG wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

Long convos much?! LoL

Us?

Noooooo not you guys. LoL.



Whats up other than the whole mega long conversation?
"'

I gave up on packing....

I gave up doing my homework for tomorrow...

I have to be totally packed by sunday morning. And I have none of it done and I'm going to the movies tomorrow.... Oh well.

I gave up on quite a bit.

Like what?

MLB 2k9 for the night. Eh, texting, my fingers hurt from that. Trying to go with my girlfriend to her house on Easter Sunday. Just the small things lol

Just the two of you run away together. You'll both be happier

Spoiler:

Lol. Thanks for the advice? I guess?

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

You owe me

You can't even clap if they are really really good? That seems not nice

I guess not.

I'd imagine you can't boo if they're bad.

If I had to guess you're better off clapping than booing if you have to do one.

-------

Bobrob says you can clap after a wedding. Can you boo?

Also, when the leader asks if anyone objects can you actually object?

Yeah, you can boo, but why would you be attending if you didn't want to see them get married? And obviously, you can object.

Yeah, but is this typical? I mean if you were to object wouldn't that catch everyone off guard?

No it's usually not typical.

Now I want to try it :haha:

I need to attend some random wedding.

I wonder what the preacher would say? I mean if I went to a stranger's wedding and said something like "I saw the groom last night at a strip club and he took a stripper home" what would happen?

After the bride-to-be slaps him, he'll deny everything and eventually have escorted out of there.

What if you happened to be right and he said "it's true!"

Or what if before he denies it the bride-to-be says "you, too?"

No marriage for him.

So the preacher would just go " you guys, I'm out of here" and be gone?

Pretty much. He'd ask if he should continue and if either (or both) say no, the wedding is over and everyone leaves.

Got it!

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What if instead of the stripper thing some woman stood up and said "he's my husband" and the groom said it's true. There'd be no need to ask there since the wedding wouldn't be valid anyways, right?

Well, I got to go to bed now. Got class early tomorrow. Ugh....

ya!