This gets my vote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-94JhLEiN0&fmt=18
Too bad Whitey can't dance at 1:30. The others barely make up for him.
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This gets my vote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-94JhLEiN0&fmt=18
Too bad Whitey can't dance at 1:30. The others barely make up for him.
Aww that was so sweet!
When I first started watching it I thought it was the one my sister told me about where the couple had mixed a song with lyrics from other songs (came out great) and they danced to it, but this was awesome too! (Although now I need to go find that other...)
I am such a sap though, I actually got a little watery eyed when the bride came out... ;_;
Woah... now that was pretty intense. Never seen such a wedding.
I agree! I am seriously going to try to think of something this neat/clever (but yet original in itself) for my wedding.
Hope the fiance is up to it! Good thing he's crazy too xD
That reminded me of my sister.
the funniest i have seen is either Old Greg or Scarlet takes a tumble look them up
urban ninja is funny as hell lol
Evian Roller Babies International Version.
Good thing my Wedding is coming up rofl.
i flippin love urban ninja!Quote:
Originally Posted by Beefcake 'the mighty'
EDIT: i know im going to hell for this but that bride chicks got a horse face like whoa..
That was so cute.. I couldn't stop smiling !!!
That surely IS unforgetful, they seem so full of energy & happiness. How lovely :)
You are incorrect, this is the best video, straight from the mind of Milonius. Watch at least 20 seconds in, and then you'll start laughing, or you'll be utterly confused at what just happened.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FwZtkMyqzdg
lol, you got me, I now have to pass it on......Quote:
Originally Posted by Milonius
How's that funny? People make those kind of vids all the time.
Did you watch 20 seconds?
I'm like thinking the same thing...:)Quote:
Originally Posted by o0miza0o
You have to watch 20 seconds in! YES, it is a Rick Astley video at first, but watch what happens at 20 seconds!
You know the resolution of the video sucks right? You can't see a face.
On my computer it's just fine.
Yes Milo, I've watched all 20 + seconds heheh.
jeez... I prefer the actual Rick Astley song.....
pft.. DethKlok owns slayer
The first vid was great, the second one posted.........I fail to understand how that is funny. It's just a music video and nothing more. Besides, never did like slayer, so many other bands out there that are far better.
Here is a far better band and one of my favorites.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YLOYw_y0B9k
oh i <3 coal chamber!Quote:
Originally Posted by abracax
I'm sorry, but you are all wrong, this is the greatest Youtube video ever
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVbIB...eature=related
why? because it is site specific chance improve, and the song rocks.
The 1st ones the only good 1. I love this. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qRuNxHqwazs
Here you go, this is funny as hell
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MbJ7hPhyPz0
Lol! That's hilarious. I like the part where the pink lady get's sprayed! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by abracax
+rep rofl Devis made me have a trogan from the ****ed up vedio. Thank's alot, betch!Quote:
Originally Posted by Milonius
woooooooooow
over 12mil views in less than a month!
I'm curious for all the girls that immediately dampen at the mention of a wedding (and perhaps not just their eyes), and the people who had to mention their own upcoming nuptials...
Will marriage change anything for you? Or is it just that you like a big day of all attention on you?
Watch this one guys :D
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ey0tqoI23Ms
If you like weddings... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEjM2XCcB5M
A wedding is supposed to be all about you.. so why not Pokey? It's YOUR special day, not the guests'.
My question was mostly summed up cynically as: why do you even care about a wedding?Quote:
Originally Posted by o0miza0o
Traditionally weddings were ceremonies in which two people were joined under religious auspices to allow them to enter into a union of sorts previously not done.
Over time this has morphed a bit, and no longer does marriage necessarily signify anything at all except what the parties make for themselves, there is no "supposed" any longer. That is to say the day before someone is married and the day after is usually identical for most couples these days. So I was curious what about a wedding day/marriage is it that is significant to you specifically?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_IRUV6UAYfs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tScm-eZInBE&feature=fvw
it's a tie between these two.....
LMAO on the first video. :D The guy running away was the funniest part haha. What a failure.Quote:
Originally Posted by devis666
well, a wedding is like.. the thing that 2 people do to show to each other and the rest of the world how much they love each other and want to be with each other for the rest of their lives, it's their choice how they celebrate itQuote:
Originally Posted by pokey
That's precisely my point:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tricky Boy
1) roughly 50% of marriages end in divorce, and a large portion of those in a few years, not after like a few decades. So a marriage is no longer a sign of wanting to spend the rest of your life with another person, just some time.
2) Most people express their love emotionally and physically long before marriage.
3) Most people do not choose how to celebrate their love, there is nothing more generic than a wedding. Millions of people do it every year and most follow at least the same overall guidelines.
I am trying to get to the heart of what it is people feel they are getting from a wedding/marriage which you did not answer at all.
Quote:
Originally Posted by pokey
1) society has changed and people treat marriage like any other relationship. Up until 30 yrs ago, marriage was a sacred pact, institution, union, no matter what happened in the relationship you stayed. Because society views it as just another relationship, people feel free to walk out on it anytime they want, it is no longer sacred, nor a pact, or institution, or union.
2) Yes, most people do express their love long before getting married, it is not an expression of love. It is a commitment, it is showing you are willing to trade your life for the other person. It is a way of taking two lives and making it one, as I said, a union, pact, institution.
3) weddings in fact are not generic at all, just because the basic overall guidelines are the same. Each wedding has something unique and completely different than any other. For instance, if you go get an extremely unique hair cut, it wouldn't be generic just because the stylist used scissors or clippers. After all, the basic overall guidelines are still there, aren't they?
What people feel from a wedding is different for each person, some it's fear, some it revelation, some elation. It is the ultimate leap of faith that the person you are committing the rest of your life to (or supposedly committing) will love you no matter what, and that you will love them no matter what. That you will always be with each other and do your best to make your relationship stand the test of, well, everything. That you want to grow old with the person you are marrying, have kids, grandkids, a house, a future.