Message Forum: Re: Greek Orthodox wedding

Re: Greek Orthodox wedding

Posted By: Sosiqui, on host 169.237.198.105
Date: Monday, January 6, 2003, at 11:35:03
In Reply To: Re: Greek Orthodox wedding posted by Brunnen-G on Sunday, January 5, 2003, at 18:19:27:

> The only Greek Orthodox wedding I've ever seen was the one in "Bram Stoker's Dracula" (the movie of the book, not the book, or the novelisation of the movie of the book or the ... oh heck, you know what I mean).
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> From what I recall from that, your friends would have each been tapped on the head with a floral wreath by an elderly chanting guy, and then gone off to battle the forces of darkness with Sir Anthony Hopkins.
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> That *does* sound l33t. It must have been fun.

Wreath part, yep. Elderly chanting guy, yep. Forces of Darkness...

Well, that depends if the photographers count as forces of darkness. Or maybe the forces of darkness were waiting at the airport.

Sosi"airports are good for forces of darkness, such as the Black Hole That Eats Luggage"qui

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Message:	> > The only Greek Orthodox wedding I've ever seen was the one in "Bram Stoker's Dracula" (the movie of the book, not the book, or the novelisation of the movie of the book or the ... oh heck, you know what I mean). > > > > From what I recall from that, your friends would have each been tapped on the head with a floral wreath by an elderly chanting guy, and then gone off to battle the forces of darkness with Sir Anthony Hopkins. > > > > That does sound l33t. It must have been fun. > > Wreath part, yep. Elderly chanting guy, yep. Forces of Darkness... > > Well, that depends if the photographers count as forces of darkness. Or maybe the forces of darkness were waiting at the airport. > > Sosi"airports are good for forces of darkness, such as the Black Hole That Eats Luggage"qui
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