Thai Marrige Rules

[udon]

Hmm, 9 months eh?

Maybe he wants to know if he really did consumate the "marriage"

100Kb......... 555555555!

[dr_Pat_Pong]

[udon]

Actually, I shouldn't poke fun, I have to admit when a newbie I once paid 6K to buy a gogo dancer out of a bar in Cowboy, after 3 days she told me she hated sex........ loved ironing!

No refund from the bar,..... sigh.........

[Pink Mist]

but never a wrinkle in sight

[Khutan]

but never a wrinkle in sight

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Doesn't soap get rid of wrinkles ?

[penzman]

With just a blessing you should be ok!

How much monet did you give maire..if you don't

mind me asking??

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100K

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Talk about slow. 9 months later a reply

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How much of it is left by now? She may be back

[hansnl43]

They do in other places and it's called a "Civil Ceremony", performed by a "Marriage Celebrant"

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You miss the point - in an marrige in a church in most Euro-countries it's still a legally registered marrige. I.e. the church's registration goes straigtly into the goverments papers (and this, as we all know, affects taxing and so on).

It's not a separation of church and state, it's allowing some to marry outside the church if wanted. Not the same thing.

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In Holland a priest or minister is not allowed to celebrate marriage before a civil marriage.

[dr_Pat_Pong]

Can the intended couple have a few test runs prior to the happening ? Try before you buy