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Everybody Was Kung-Fu Fighting

There was tension between the families from the start

My best friend's wedding was certainly one for the record books

I tried to bring sensible mediation to the dance floor

As his Grandpa Helmar raised his walking cane and struck the Brides Father in the neck

 

Each of the families allegiance spurned combative retribution and all Hell broke loose

I took one for the team with a sac of Jordan Almonds to the right eye

Then slipped on the wedding gift of excrement left by the ring bearer, the family poodle

I came to consciousness wet with champagne thrown in my face, I thanked my wife for caring.

 

Aunt Sarrah, in her drunken zeal, thought it wise to toss all her cookies in the Reverend's face

The Bride's mother slapped an unsuspecting cousin with her overly expensive oversized hat

And the Groom's sister's dress was ripped to shreds by the Bride's teenage niece

Yes. the same dress that my wife said was hideous and did nothing for her.

 

The two parties had not much to say to each other in the waiting room of the ER

bandages and gauze were passed around like Hors d'oeuvres, but not the Bayer Aspirin

We all watched in shameful disgust, the videographer's collection of memories

The next day as the Bride and Groom opened their gifts

 

And I, sporting a keen black patch, a pirate only his wife could love...

Reminded my dear friend of the possible outcome of having two reception menus

One honoring him and his family and one honoring his Bride and her family

Highlighted by Königsberger Klopse, and respectively, Gefilte Fish with carrots

 

Their love endures!

 

-----ChawzzyScript

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