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what if it was an old lady that's like blind or something and accidentally picked it up? o:
44 it emphasises pauses idiot
Okay, why do prople keep saying that "people who go to church should be trusted"? This has nothing to do with Christians or going to church. During a wedding, you don't only invite Christians. You invite your family and friends, any of whom could be Christians, Atheists, Agnostic, Buddhists, etc. It's not like this person got married on a Sundary morning during a church service. It was just a private event with her and her family and her husband's friends and family. It's not a "Christian" issue.
Ok, I'll go with that, we'll ignore the religious aspect, and focus on the fact that it was a wedding, and therefore chances are it was the OP and her husband who invited everyone there. Which implies that everyone there is family or a friend. Now, correct me if I'm wrong, but shouldn't everyone on that list (ie someone who's family or friend) be able to be trusted? However I suppose there will be a few other people there, such as the vicar (who as mentioned should be trusted) and photographer etc, but you'd think that the latter would be a little less concerned about stealing things and focusing more on their job.
this PROVES your religion is a lie lol! y would "god" not protect ur purse? :)
That sucks but congratulations
Who the hell steals during a wedding?!
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There's a saying: The worse the wedding, the better the marriage. Here's to an AWESOME, long, and happy marriage.
da-da-da-damn :/