Did Leicester win the Premier League? ... there was me thinking it was all a dream ... I don't think we're in Kansas any more, Toto...
Marriage isnt really a thing we do these days, well in my circle anyways, only one married in my friends group and now divorced My birds not bothered, if i asked her she'd say yes tho.
I only did it cos I wanted my kids to have the same surname as their mum. And also because my father in law is minted to **** and paid for the wedding, cost like 25k or some **** and I know I werent gonna ****ing pay that. Being a mum with kids of a different surname seems chavvy as **** to me But if you aint having kids, then marriage really means **** all and isnt worth your time or money imo.
Expensive load of nonsense, if you do ever go for it just do one of those holiday weddings on the beach things, that way you only get the people who really want to be there and you don't have to deal with the old brigade who are out for a free lunch.
My brother did that. His missus is a Greek American, and they got married in Greece. Was a good do. Cost me £600 in flights and ****, but we had a great craic.
Were having kids, probs next year, theyre getting my name. My seed my name you walking incubator now go make me tea
I wanted a wife and kids right up to the moment my girlfriend at the time said "I'm pregnant". Like a dying man, the life I wouldn't lead if I had kids flashed before my eyes.
Me and Mrs Chief 'celebrated' out 25th anniversary last week, although neither of us even mentioned it tbh. I was on a golf trip anyway. Not married, got three kids and it doesn't matter a jot. Might have to do it before I croak though, something about state pension I think.
Aye, when one of you pops ya clogs, the other will get an extra pension, a Widow(er) pension on top of their state pension, which works out to about £185 a week, so its a decent amount. If you dont want a big do, just go down to the registry office and sign some forms, costs a couple hundred quid, but you can be married before lunch.
