Big fat gypsy weddings

sammy_wheeler

its shocking they are a complete disgrace
you do not respect women you assualt then and expect them to stay at home. you are a disgrace

4nnabella

Is it me or did half the girls at the weddings and that appleby thing look like men in drag...?

Bride2be24

I fell asleep to this last nite so good job i recorded it! Will have to watch it again before i comment on it this week lol

Stephb1986_2

I liked that veil of the girl with the big knickers lol

Steph xx

sammy_wheeler

its that night again!

sammy_wheeler

couldnt comment during as my laptop battery ran out- to sum it up:
- pink painted toe nails on a baby- terrible,
- godfather to 70 children and he said it would be a disgrace if he pushed any of their prams--- WHAT!!
- violet HAD to give up work and move from a house to a trailer- where she had to stay at home and clean- she said she felt like a prisoner.
- Bare knuckle fighting- they didnt even know what they were fighting for- an old family feud which they prob werent even around for--- AND LITTLE CHILDREN WERE THERE!!
- oh and then very disrespectful drinking and gathering in a grave yard
- owl bringing in wedding rings lol
- 22 years old is past it in regards to getting married
- more dirty dancing


in short- !!!!!!!

lilac_lady

Wonder how much tax Paddy & Co pay? He was buying furniture that cost thousands of pounds (paid in cash) and has a new flashy car every 6 months!


PS. There's a couple of threads on this programme. Maybe they could be merged?

coolcait

sammy_wheeler wrote: »

-oh and then very disrespectful drinking and gathering in a grave yard

I was actually quite moved by that part. I found it incredibly touching that the extended family and friends still gathered to remember the young lads, and celebrate their lives, even 14 years after their death. And to mourn them.

I don't know if it's an extension of the Irish tradition of the wake or not. But it's not entirely unknown for a culture to remember the dead with music and food and drink and laughter. The Romans did it - they'd pretty much have family picnics in the necropolis, and even 'fed' food and drink into the tomb, so that the deceased could 'join in'. And other modern day cultures take a similar 'celebratory' approach to remembrance.

Maybe I'm just envious, because I have never been able to move past the "crying every time they're mentioned, and only able to remember the bad bits" stage of grieving and remembrance.

I think that the traveller way is a lot healthier!

sammy_wheeler

i get what you are saying- but i suppose i was thinking about it from another bereaved person point of you. if i went to see someone i that grave and i saw people playing loud music and drinking i wouldnt be happy. i am happy when the graveyards are quiet (and i dont mean no ppl there) because i then would sit and talk to my aunty and grandma, i would go mad if i saw a party happening.



i doubt paddy does pay tax! a new car every 6 months and expensive furtunitute- its a joke!

re merging the forums together- this is the wedding part of the forum- so its place is here

anniestar

sammy_wheeler wrote: »

i get what you are saying- but i suppose i was thinking about it from another bereaved person point of you. if i went to see someone i that grave and i saw people playing loud music and drinking i wouldnt be happy. i am happy when the graveyards are quiet (and i dont mean no ppl there) because i then would sit and talk to my aunty and grandma, i would go mad if i saw a party happening.


I read the comments re the graveyard with interest and have been mulling over the comments(plus don't have a lot of internet access at mo:()

Anyway, two things firstly Agecroft Cemetery is huge I doubt it makes any difference to anyone.
Secondly as someone who's Sister and also my best friend are burried there. I am far far more offended by the graves that are allowed to fall into neglect. I know it is not always possible to maintain every grave but sometimes I feel its out of sight out of mind. I know which I prefer every time.
A. x