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Skid Row
Posted on August 27, 2011 by bigrab
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I once went to an Essex wedding where the bride ended up drunk doing the splits in her wedding dress with a pint of beer in her hands.
They had the first dance to “Three Lions” and the bridegroom eventually started a fight.
It was the day Paul Gascoigne scored that goal against Scotland at Wembley and someone had a radio in the church. As the bride and groom walked down the isle there was a big cry of “Yes!!”
At another wedding I went to the bridegroom turned up at the reception in a red glitter cat-suit, had the first dance with his new wife then spent the rest of the evening disco dancing with his boyfriend.
As you say, all human life.
aisle
it was the final ‘Temperance Hall’ aspect that got me!
One wonders what was “reformed” about it. Perhaps the actual “temperance” part?
Greenock is just a bigger version of Dumbarton
The happy couple may have had no memory of the melee, but the dress surely remembered the skidmark.