Wedding
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An event which will provoke the release of all known human bodily fluids, though not every person in attendance will release all of the fluids. Among the fluids to be released:
Tears: The mother of the bride will cry at how nice her daughter looks and how beautiful the event is;
Nasal discharge: Someone is bound to sneeze during the service;
Sweat: The groom will be sweating, as he’ll be wondering if he’s making the right choice and ponders how his life may change;
Saliva: “You may now kiss the bride …”
Urine: At one point, all guests are going to have to take a leak;
Vomit/stomach acid: Someone’s bound to have a few too many at the reception and spend much of the time driving the porcelain bus;
Semen/vaginal fluids: The couple will get their freak on for the first time as husband and wife, if not the first time ever;
Milk: If the bride gets pregnant, her ta-tas will produce milk when the baby is born;
Blood: The divorce a few years down the road will result in either physical or figurative bloodshed -
A marriage ceremony, especially considered as including the associated celebrations.
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Event in which on receives severe physical, and mental suffering. One may receive taunts such as a baby crib or ring. Such events have been known to cause drug addictions, [hoarding], cancer, the Middle Eastern [Revolutions] of 2011, mutation, diabetes, depression, brain damage, lay [offs], sweatshops, global warming, and even death.
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Funerals with [cake]
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