ordained ministerhood/ship.

[sukibean]

Yup.

Candy rocks. She said she might want me to marry her in 2009. No, we're not getting hitched! :p I went and got online ordained..

That's right, kiddies. I can get you married! :P

Comments

[feminist_poet]

COOL!!!!!

[forlorn_faelan]

Just as long as you don't try to marry me while you're in a torn up World War II costume, I'd be okay with it.

:x

[sukibean]

Hey, I take requests! :P For my friend Jeshii, I offered to wear a Shinto shrine master's costume if I could find one because he wanted a Japanese-style wedding.

[forlorn_faelan]

Muahahahaha.

:D

[coathangerwings]

Very, very cool! ^_^
Just curious: do you have to pay a fee to get ordained?

[sukibean]

nope.

[coathangerwings]

Great! So if I got ordained, can I secretly marry myself to someone like... say... Edison Chen or Takuya Kimura?

[sukibean]

lol, unfortunately, no. you need marriage certificates and such, which i think you DO pay for..

[xasteria]

*dumbly*

whats ordained?

[amorphis13]

One entry found for ordain.
Main Entry: or·dain
Pronunciation: or-'dAn
Function: verb
Etymology: Middle English ordeinen, from Old French ordener, from Late Latin ordinare, from Latin, to put in order, appoint, from ordin-, ordo order
transitive senses
1 : to invest officially (as by the laying on of hands) with ministerial or priestly authority
2 a : to establish or order by appointment, decree, or law : ENACT b : DESTINE, FOREORDAIN
intransitive senses : to issue an order
- or·dain·er noun
- or·dain·ment /-'dAn-m&nt/ noun

[amorphis13]

Marry me to you! :D :D :D

[sukibean]

hah. :) you never cease to make me feel loved. heheh.