Truth be told, if you love your tree you don't have to marry her; you can just live with her while pretending to be faithful to your wives and/or husbands. No one will be the wiser....
Hate to tell this dude, but people already marry trees pretty frequently, and it has nothing to do with permissiveness. In India, women born under certain astrological conditions are considered unlucky and prone to early widowhood. However, if the woman marries a tree and then cuts it down, her second husband won't be in any danger.
Since I was already getting kinda Ranty McRambleface I decided to skip that part. But agreed. And I'll let the mansplaining slide *just this one time* ;-)
"we say it’s PG-13, it may be R, or what do they call the next one? NC-17 or whatever?"I totally believe that he doesn't know anything about NC-17. I'm sure when he's alone in the hotel after a long day of jesus conference he never looks through the NC-17 portion of the pay per view
We have polygamous break-away Mormon sects in Chihuahua. The state doesn't interfere, as long as the spouses have a contract and will clearly spelling out the spousal and survivor's rights are the same as those that spouses would have under state marriage law.
Don't forget The Satanic Temple. They're the ones who have been committing acts of amazing activism. CoS mostly keep to themselves.
Truth be told, if you love your tree you don't have to marry her; you can just live with her while pretending to be faithful to your wives and/or husbands. No one will be the wiser....
Cupids plan is that we should all fall in love on Feb 14th. So far not working for me...
Hey, Mateer, vanilla is not the only variety of sex. Go fuck yourself (because no one else will) with votes.
And despite the awkward hilarity of that ad, I never have and will never call them "ahs-ses"
Hate to tell this dude, but people already marry trees pretty frequently, and it has nothing to do with permissiveness. In India, women born under certain astrological conditions are considered unlucky and prone to early widowhood. However, if the woman marries a tree and then cuts it down, her second husband won't be in any danger.
Yea but if Cupid shoots you, youd never know...just fall in love.
What are you a nut?
He does but it's "research".
The feather (rare)
Not to be the "Well, ACTUALLY" guy, but-- ACTUALLY, their book has quite a few marriages in it about one man and three or four or sixty or more women.
Since I was already getting kinda Ranty McRambleface I decided to skip that part. But agreed. And I'll let the mansplaining slide *just this one time* ;-)
Okay, for this and the "Slavery is a good thing" idiot, there goes another ten bucks in the register.
He thinks this kind of talk makes him poplar, but he comes off as an ash. Thank you... I'm headed for the beech now.
"we say it’s PG-13, it may be R, or what do they call the next one? NC-17 or whatever?"I totally believe that he doesn't know anything about NC-17. I'm sure when he's alone in the hotel after a long day of jesus conference he never looks through the NC-17 portion of the pay per view
We have polygamous break-away Mormon sects in Chihuahua. The state doesn't interfere, as long as the spouses have a contract and will clearly spelling out the spousal and survivor's rights are the same as those that spouses would have under state marriage law.