armyscuba
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Congrats from Guantanamo Bay, Cuba..Best Wishes...and Good Luck...
Getting Married tommorow
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sgtmnstr
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Congratulations, got married 19 July last year, shipped out 2 weeks later, enjoy every second you have with your wife, would give anything to get the time back. Keep her close and cherish her.
Rich
Rich
glbirch
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Congrats.
Tied the knot(s) two years ago. Took my wife to Fiji for our honymoon. Didn't tell her where we were going until we were half way there.
Is your wife-to-be a diver as well?
Tied the knot(s) two years ago. Took my wife to Fiji for our honymoon. Didn't tell her where we were going until we were half way there.
Is your wife-to-be a diver as well?
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Paul Evans
"Mr Mares"
Its now morning in the SUNNY UK :11: , The best man and my dad are racing down the M4 from South Wales and everything is set for this afternoon Reception all set up :rock_band
Thank you everyone for your kind words, I'll tell you how it goes tommorow
To busy tonight
Reception all set up :rock_bandThank you everyone for your kind words, I'll tell you how it goes tommorow
To busy tonight
all the best for both of you.... :dazzler1:
Mania
Mania
"A man who finds a wifed, finds a good thing."
Congratulations!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 24 for us this year, and it just keeps getting better.
I suggest the Advanced Marriage class and the Marriage Rescue class as soon as possible.
Congratulations!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 24 for us this year, and it just keeps getting better.
I suggest the Advanced Marriage class and the Marriage Rescue class as soon as possible.
Back in the 80's and before when you took your Basic Marriage Class it included all the benefits of these course, but since then they have tried to tone it down and split it up to reduce task loading on the newlyweds - the resulting attitude is then not to take these "supplemental" courses and just get by on the current watered down version - this has led to an increase in Divorce Court Illnesses (aka DCI) and the act of marriage to just a mere pastime where someone can easily walk into it and out of it. It gives a whole new meaning to Put Another Dollar In, although i hear divorces are getting cheaper these days.Rick Inman:I suggest the Advanced Marriage class and the Marriage Rescue class as soon as possible.
Remember a marriage certificate is a license to learn, it doesnt mean you are a fully qualifed spouse - get the extra classes, over time you might find yourself in deep water, with limited vizibility of what is going on - or covered in poop, you might get narked off at each other, you might lose your sense of direction of the marriage, and of course if you dont get the advanced and rescue classes in you might not be able to handle these situations or rescue them when there are obvious signs of stress!!
BTW, not married, but know a lot of folks who are - just never took that step yet, hopefully someday.
H2Andy
Contributor
no no no!!!
you must have the DIR-M class under your belts or your marriage will snap like
a release point on a harness webbbing not made out of a single thread!
you must have the DIR-M class under your belts or your marriage will snap like
a release point on a harness webbbing not made out of a single thread!
its the horizontal ascents and descents facing each other with mr mares donating the long hose that will truly make his and (the hopefully now) mrs mares happy.
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