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Lucy-Jane wrote:
> Yeah it made you wonder why he was selling himself and now we know.. He
> used to bang sheep!
> Yeah it made you wonder why he was selling himself and now we know.. He
> used to bang sheep!
Such a way with words this morning LJ :)
Yeah if made you wonder why he was selling them and now we know.. He used to bang her!
Wedding cad comes clean over invite sale
LONDON (Reuters) - A wedding guest who sparked a bidding frenzy when he offered for sale a pair of invitations to a wedding he did not want to attend has admitted that the bride was a former girl friend.
Offering the invitations for sale on Internet auction site e-bay, the unhappy guest was highly critical of the looks of the wife-to-be but initially hid his previous relationship with her.
Bidding for the invitations, which included a slap up meal and free drinks, opened at a few pounds but as interest grew mushroomed to several million.
But as the wedding day dawned on Saturday the anonymous guest withdrew the offer and admitted a prior entanglement that he was still not over.
"Most of you have hit the nail on the head, you know. I still love the old dog, despite what she did to me," the man, identifying himself only as "twinklydog", wrote on the Web site.
"She got in touch this morning and we've had a good chat. It's a bit of a gamble, but I'm going to pull the auction, go to Aberdeen and see whether she'll put a stop to this sham of a wedding and marry me instead," he wrote.
A message posted later on the Web site said he was at the wedding and waiting to see how things turned out.
LONDON (Reuters) - A wedding guest who sparked a bidding frenzy when he offered for sale a pair of invitations to a wedding he did not want to attend has admitted that the bride was a former girl friend.
Offering the invitations for sale on Internet auction site e-bay, the unhappy guest was highly critical of the looks of the wife-to-be but initially hid his previous relationship with her.
Bidding for the invitations, which included a slap up meal and free drinks, opened at a few pounds but as interest grew mushroomed to several million.
But as the wedding day dawned on Saturday the anonymous guest withdrew the offer and admitted a prior entanglement that he was still not over.
"Most of you have hit the nail on the head, you know. I still love the old dog, despite what she did to me," the man, identifying himself only as "twinklydog", wrote on the Web site.
"She got in touch this morning and we've had a good chat. It's a bit of a gamble, but I'm going to pull the auction, go to Aberdeen and see whether she'll put a stop to this sham of a wedding and marry me instead," he wrote.
A message posted later on the Web site said he was at the wedding and waiting to see how things turned out.
Timmargh wrote:
> ÈL ® ö B ì Ñ wrote:
> Yea, i'm guessing you got the link from another forum as it was
> posted on another forum I
> use about 10 minuets earlier.
>
> Got it in an email.
>
> Why does anyone bother where I get links/pictures/stuff from?
> It's not as if say "All my own work!!?!" at the end.
You sex kitten you.
> ÈL ® ö B ì Ñ wrote:
> Yea, i'm guessing you got the link from another forum as it was
> posted on another forum I
> use about 10 minuets earlier.
>
> Got it in an email.
>
> Why does anyone bother where I get links/pictures/stuff from?
> It's not as if say "All my own work!!?!" at the end.
You sex kitten you.
Besides - it was in The Sun today.
They can't imagine why anyone would want to entertain others except to boost their own credentials, having been brought up using mushrooms as air fresheners.
ÈL ® ö B ì Ñ wrote:
> Yea, i'm guessing you got the link from another forum as it was posted on another forum I
> use about 10 minuets earlier.
Got it in an email.
Why does anyone bother where I get links/pictures/stuff from? It's not as if say "All my own work!!?!" at the end.
> Yea, i'm guessing you got the link from another forum as it was posted on another forum I
> use about 10 minuets earlier.
Got it in an email.
Why does anyone bother where I get links/pictures/stuff from? It's not as if say "All my own work!!?!" at the end.
I wouldn't grumble with 760 pound for not going somewhere.
It's been cut down from 250K+ to just 760 quid now.
Ah well.
Ah well.
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