Posted on Dec 27, 2023
1-2-3 and counting: Las Vegas weddings could hit record on New Year's Eve thanks to date's...
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Crazy. Not even in my drunkest state would I have taken any woman there, let alone marry her. A quickie marriage usually ends in a costly divorce.
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Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen
Got to laugh at that one. We had a guy in our squadron who flew his girlfriend out during a Red Flag and married her in one of those chapels. Unfortunately his previous wife had lied about signing the divorce papers, so the bigamy charges ended up costing him his career. For some strange reason they didn't want bigamists on PRP.
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LTC Trent Klug
Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen Too funny! When I got served with divorce papers, we had been separated for almost two years. I heard nothing from the woman after sending the signed papers back. So I called the county records and asked when the divorce had been granted. I then drove the fours hours one way to get certified copies. I still have the originals and scans, even though it's been almost 30 years since it was granted.
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Love be damned. "We ARE getting married on 12/31/23!"
Having a unique anniversary date is a piss poor way to choose a date.
Having a unique anniversary date is a piss poor way to choose a date.
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Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen
I worked in a venue that held lots of weddings. According to our events people that unique date reason ranked high up on the list of reasons.
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PO3 Shayne Seibert
I suppose that if you already have the wedding planned, and not an elopement just because, that would work out. I've just been seeing the rash of Vegas weddings to match up on that day, which leads me to think that it's a last minute decision.
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Lt Col Charlie Brown: Statistically, I wonder how many of those end up in divorce ?
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