Oh man, what a great way to start your morning.
Proof that most Germans really don't have any sense of humour whatsoever ;)
Breaking off the ceremoy because of a joky response really IS a bit of an anal decision to make, that's just ridiculous! :D
It was in Austria, good sir. Austria.
Oh man, that sucked! I'm going to guess that official regulations required the ceremony be stopped, regardless of whether it was a joke or not.
oops, looks like you already made the comment i just posted. i agree...it's probably something like this.
I agree it sucked, but there are some places you just shouldn't joke around.
In the airport: "Man, that movie last night was da bomb."
In the police station: "I'd kill for a cup of coffee right now."
I'm sure you can think of others.
The fact that someone would still use the phrase "da bomb" is enough to arrest them... They don't even need to be in an airport. ;)
When you see your old friends Jack and Jill (that you have not seen for ages) walking ahead of you a ways down the airport concourse you call out..."Hi JILL..." (not "HI J--k!") right?
In the airport: "Man, that movie last night was da bomb."
Funny story. I'm getting on a flight a day or two after the Richard Reid thing and I don't realize they're checking the shoes on everybody now. I walk up to the security checkpoint and the inspector asks me to remove them. "My shoes?" I say and -- forgetting to think before I speak -- I make the following comment about their terrible odor:
"Okay... It's your funeral." Guess who got some extra-special treatment that night?
In the telephone company's central office: "That movie was off the hook."
At the Cisco support call center: "While I was restocking the coffee bar with sugar, I dropped a bunch of packets."
I'm here all night, folks. Actually, I'd better quit while I'm ahead.
I would of thought she would of said "Nein!"....sorry dumb joke...at least I think it's one. Okay time to get more coffee.....
Poor woman, hope the groom has a sense of humor. The officials in Steyr certainly don't.
maybe it's a legal thing. imagine if someone is being forced to marry or something. if they hear a 'no,' they have to call it off. i dunno. let's give some benefit-of-the-doubt to the person who probably had a lot of experience marrying people.
True. The last thing this couple would want is to find out someday that the marriage is null because witnesses said she indicated negative at the time.
the Austrian newspaper Oberoesterreichischen Nachrichten
...way off topic but, holy crap! How long is a story going to be if that's just the name of the paper.
These days more and more Austrians are turning to television newscasts, or as they call it, Brachnastengreivichisenblochensteiven.
Ausgeseichnet!
Gesundheit!
Danke schoen, darling. Danke schoen.
Damnit, Glinda, you beat me to noting the exact same thing! :P
There's a story to tell the grandchildren.
You VILL say YES at ze appropriate time......or suffer ze consequences, Fräulein.
Wish that had happened to me...Uh-oh...did I say that out loud??
no
'NO..... matter what, I say Yes!'
OOHHHHHH......
"I'm just a guy who cain't say no....!"
dum...dee....dum...dah.....
..
"WHEREEE the winds come SWWEEEEEEPING down the...."
um....
Ah. Forget it.
she musta been hot
he waited long enough
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