Sexual Imorality - Page 9

monster · 05-10-2012, 09:39 PM

(but it's still easier if you actually have that bit of paper)

We had a humanist celebrant at our wedding. They do a lot of gay and atheist weddings in the UK. But they're not official registrars, so we had to pop off to the town hall earlier in the day to sign the official papers. We toyed with not bothering, but it was cheap.....

Ibby · 05-10-2012, 10:33 PM

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Originally Posted by infinite monkey

Why, jbk? They were having an exchange of ideas. It was a good conversation. No assholes were harmed in the making of those posts.

to be fair, i read that as a response to ME calling HIM an asshole.

infinite monkey · 05-11-2012, 07:38 AM

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Originally Posted by monster

Infi, for a long time in UK there has been "common-law" marriage. If two people live together as married partners for 6 months (I think), they can claim any rights afforded to the legally married. It works just fine in the main. No need for marriage, no need for declaration of official intent. piss or get off the pot.

I think there are common-law states here?

Yeah, that's a point I hadn't thought of.

infinite monkey · 05-11-2012, 07:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Ibram

to be fair, i read that as a response to ME calling HIM an asshole.

Ahhhh. I gotta stop buzzed tailposting.

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