The Large One
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Don't know them, but good luck to Andrew Wale and Neil Allard - getting married at the first same-sex wedding taking place in Brighton at midnight.
Good times.
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First same-sex wedding tonight
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Good luck to them. 
fat old seagull
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Good Luck and Best Wishes Guys. 
albion534
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dont hang about do they!
sydney
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has absolutely no impact of any kind upon my life.........it is the 21 st century and surely we have more pressing things to debate than weather same sex marriage should be legal or not...!!!
The Large One
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We're not debating it. We're celebrating it.
sydney
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Congratulations to the happy couple and ignore the silly bints that were on QT last night !
Nibble
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- Jan 3, 2007
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Why not? How can you not agree with the concept of marriage?
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Some people don't mind, other people have a problem with it especially when religion gets involved and that part will never change.
It doesn't bother me, so best of luck to them.
Nibble
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Quite. People need to start realising there is no such thing as gay or straight marriage anymore. It's all one and the same. If a gay person parks in a car parking space, it's not a gay parking space. If he eats an ice cream, its not a gay ice cream, just as if he gets married it's not a gay marriage. It's just a marriage.
Buzzer
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I get where the religious crowd are coming from: that couples being together is perfectly natural but the institute of marriage is a deliberate thing borne from religious ritual and is specifically between a man and a woman. Trouble is they never seemed to make a song and dance about removing the religious element of marriage for hetero couples and neither do they seem to have a problem with the idea of divorce and re-marrying which seems to fly directly in the face of the vows taken in marriage - especially religious ones. So getting uppity about same-sex couples marrying does seem to be picking and choosing specific elements of the whole process to get upset about. It's hypocritical to complain now, IMO. Anyway, as Al Murray says - he's all in favour of gay marriage, why should it only be straight couples that end up living miserably together?
Good luck to the pair of them - doesn't affect my life one iota.
Good luck to the pair of them - doesn't affect my life one iota.
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I won't sully this thread with an inevitable binfest, I'll send you a PM which you're welcome to share if you wish.
Actually marriage was around well before any organised religion. Also in Roman times men could marry men.
dougdeep
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I'm against any marriage. 