Frenchwoman marries a corpse

Depends if Steve bought a Porsche or not, doesn’t it…?:D

Flood.

Originally posted by steve rowell
My wife is dead from the waist down, come to think of it so was my first wife!!!!!

Two wifes eh Steve, I would have thought you’d have learnt your lesson first time around.

Yeah – but you haven’t seen him…;)

Flood.

I’m alive Ian. And that’s a no to Gauloises.

I don’t have aproblem with this lady marrying her fella.

It’s a shame he couldn’t be at the ceremony. “oh well” some people can be stiff

My wife is dead from the waist down, come to think of it so was my first wife!!!!!

Sorry – yes. Just not in my dictionary!:D

Flood.

“Gauloises” Flood 🙂

Does he smoke Gaulous (or what ever the spelling is) just to keep her home-sick?:confused:

Flood.

I don’t want to draw any comparisons, but Snappers wife is French !!!!!

I wouldn’t know to be honest, but that reminds me of an article in Jets magazine where a pilot explains the various tribulations associated with flying a combat aircraft fromthe UK to Paris for an airshow.

Re: Re: Frenchwoman marries a corpse

Originally posted by Snowman
this case is so special you need a dispensation from the French President.

Possibly easier to obtain than overfly rights from ATC.

Re: Frenchwoman marries a corpse

Originally posted by Sauron
Apparently a woman in France has married her dead boyfriend who died in 2002. The story is that she had to get approval from the French President. The boyfriend didn’t attend.

If this is true, it sure beats the hell out of queer marriage.

Sauron

Well done sauron.
This post truly encapsulates your sensitive and intelligent nature.
You either have the sense of humour of a very lame teenager or you are completely lacking in insight into human decency. Either way, your posts are as pleasant as a stranger’s flatulence in a crowded lift.

Futher to the reasons given above, the woman in question also said that she wanted to bear her late boyfriend’s surname for personal and emotional resaons and that this ceremony was what he would have wanted.
As Hand pointed out, apparently, this case is so special you need a dispensation from the French President.

Originally posted by kev35
I agree it does seem wholly ridiculous but perhaps Hand could tell us why the Government allowed it. If he was a policeman killid in the line of duty could it be so this lady can claim his pension?

Regards,

kev35

Yes Kev. Ren summarized the story.

Till death do you part…. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, that’s now.

Ah.. now I’ve seen it on the news it makes more sennse.

He was a policeman, killed in duty, she was going to marry him anyway. They have a child on the way. Legally it benefits the child to have access to his father’s estate. She wants to legally bear his surname etc. Her mother was in tears of grief and the woman became a widow the moment the ceremony was performed.

I agree it does seem wholly ridiculous but perhaps Hand could tell us why the Government allowed it. If he was a policeman killid in the line of duty could it be so this lady can claim his pension?

Regards,

kev35

They had to amend the vows a little to include the line “Til cryogenics doth us unite”

I bet he doesn’t get the chance to talk back to her…:rolleyes:

Flood.

Wow
Complete and utter maddness. She needs to let go, seriousally.