Neil Patrick Harris marries!
#3
Posted: 9/8/14 at 4:48pm
this puzzles me -- same-sex marriage is not legal in Italy.
(some regions recognize domestic partnerships, and there is some case law suggesting that legal same-sex marriages performed in other countries must be recognized in Italy, but there is no law permitting or authorizing the creation of a same-sex marriage in Italy.)
perhaps it was only a Church wedding? :)
(some regions recognize domestic partnerships, and there is some case law suggesting that legal same-sex marriages performed in other countries must be recognized in Italy, but there is no law permitting or authorizing the creation of a same-sex marriage in Italy.)
perhaps it was only a Church wedding? :)
"You, sir, are a moron." (PlayItAgain)
#4
Posted: 9/8/14 at 4:58pm
Please will someone tie NPH down and force feed him high calorie food!??!?!
TOO much weight loss.
#5
Posted: 9/8/14 at 5:00pm
Um, yes because he looks like that now.... 3 months after this photo was taken.... while he was in the middle of playing Hedwig.
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#6
Posted: 9/8/14 at 5:17pm
I had thought they were already for some reason.
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#7
Posted: 9/8/14 at 8:30pm
whatever2 - Usually when an American couple marries in a different country, they legalize it here and just have the ceremony in the country. Many countries will only allow you to legally marry if you are a resident. No matter the sexual orientation of the couple.
#8
Posted: 9/8/14 at 9:58pm
Good for them both! i'm sometimes shocked at the backlash here (not so far in this thread).
Why must we imitate Saturn and eat our children?
Why must we imitate Saturn and eat our children?
#9
Posted: 9/8/14 at 10:27pm
When I read the title, I immediately thought Stephen King. Not in a macabre way, though...
In his autobiography slash writer's guide, "On Writing," one of King's most notable points is that saying too little is as bad as saying too much, and that "noun-verbs" is just about the lowest kind of sentence that isn't a fragment. Bereft of context it could mean almost anything, and you can string any two words together that way. His quasi-famous example? "Plums deify." Deify what? How? Who's to say.
Therefore, my stream-of-consciousness thought pattern was "Neil Patrick Harris marries. Plums deify. Or plums marry. Neil Patrick Herris deifies."
In his autobiography slash writer's guide, "On Writing," one of King's most notable points is that saying too little is as bad as saying too much, and that "noun-verbs" is just about the lowest kind of sentence that isn't a fragment. Bereft of context it could mean almost anything, and you can string any two words together that way. His quasi-famous example? "Plums deify." Deify what? How? Who's to say.
Therefore, my stream-of-consciousness thought pattern was "Neil Patrick Harris marries. Plums deify. Or plums marry. Neil Patrick Herris deifies."
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