Pranking hell!
Today, I got married. I'm Jewish, and it's traditional to break a glass cup by stepping on it after giving the bride her ring. My brother thought it would be funny to replace the glass cup with a rubber one. I slipped and fell flat on my back. FML
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Dadothy 8
Your brother is creative
SerenaSerenadex3 13
Typical first comment; it's a very tragic disease.
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Imhere4fml 24
Did anyone get it filmed ? :) also kudos to you sir!
GothickNihilist 15
I guess that there won't be a lot of sexy time for a few days. I hope you feel better OP.:(
NickaPLZ 26
Nah he'll be fine. All he's gotta do is make sure he's on top so he's not on his own painful, sore back!
perdix 31
If you don't break the glass on the first stomp, your marriage is doomed to fail. Otherwise, it's 50/50. Oy, gevalt!
gc327072 31
So if the cup didn't break, would they still yell "OPAAA!!" anyway?
perdix 31
No, that's Greek. The crowd would say "Mazel Tov" as you kept stomping on the glass as if it were a wily cockroach.
gc327072 31
Oh yea, forgot the movie was my big fat *GREEK* wedding. Well now I look like a complete idiot, so... OPAA!!!
perdix 31
Aw, don't worry, people reading this won't think you're an idiot. They'll think you're a schmuck, a nar, a schlimiel, a bulvan, a schmendrick, or a putz.
carry_on 19
Definitely a moment you'll remember, but in years to come this will be a funny story that you'll enjoy telling people :-)
LittlestPrincess 21
I hope it didnt hurt too much. But hey, people won't forget your wedding and it's a nice story to tell your future children :)
Enslaved 38
I've heard they now use light bulbs because they make a louder pop noise and are easier to break.(:
ririzzle 2
Maybe Jews shouldn't do weird shit like that
perdix 31
But, it's . . . tradition!
Steve95401 49
Oy, your brother is such a joker. I'll bet he put a whoopee cushion on the bride's seat at the head table.
KiddNYC1O 22
A hot honeymoon will straighten out that back.
DocBastard 40
There are many explanations of the origin of that tradition. My favourite is that your marriage should last as long as it takes to put the glass back together. If that's the case, I'd consult a divorce lawyer immediately.