Would Spaghetti And Meatballs Really Be Suitable For A Wedding Breakfast?

sandyRoe | 06:47 Mon 18th Apr 2016 | Religion & Spirituality

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http://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/worlds-first-pastafarian-wedding-takes-place-in-new-zealand/ar-BBrSJAa?li=BBoPOOl

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waterboatman

No! far too messy!!

murraymints

EEK..NO !

aelmpvw

what else would a pastafarian have for breakfast?

sandyRoe

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They might burn with indigestion for their profanity.

Hypognosis

May they both be wrapped in the warmth of his noodly appendages and drenched with the redness of his tomatoey sauce.

Ramen.

naomi24

At our friends’ wedding, along with other Italian delicacies, we were served spaghetti and meatballs – and they’re Baptists!

mikey4444

I suppose it would be OK as long as he tied up all that 'orrible hair into a bun, so it didn't flop into his plate !

wildwood

Makes more sense to me than conventional weddings. FSM has the true answer to life on Earth.

MallyJ

Whatever you want to eat is entirely suitable for a wedding. Quite honestly it would be a change from the far more boring roast dinner that seems to be thought of as suitable. Why wouldn't it be? It would show up the mucky people who don't know how to eat spaghetti properly!!

sandyRoe

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I think the import of my question has been overlooked. Spaghetti has a special significance for Pastafarians. Imagine being offered unleavened bread and wine at a Christian reception. You might think there was a hidden agenda.

naomi24

^Not unless it was served with a blessing.

mikey4444

Sandy....I think the main problem here, if there is one, is that New Zealand government approved to conduct legal marriages in 2015 in the first place.

When representatives from the Church of The Flying Spaghetti Monster arrived to ask if they could have wedding accreditation, they should have been shown the door......politely but firmly.

MallyJ

Wine at a Christian wedding.... surely not. Halal meat at a Muslim celebration... heaven forfend. Pasta at a Pasterfarian wedding? Shocking....!!

beso

FSM is far more credible than Mormonism or Scientology and they are recognised as legitimate religions.

naomi24

Mikey, //When representatives from the Church of The Flying Spaghetti Monster arrived to ask if they could have wedding accreditation, they should have been shown the door......politely but firmly. //

Why?