I will be married in 17 days.

[Loop Bizkit]

BTW congrats and you should buy something like a vintage Moog or something wacky like that.

Funny you should say that. I wouldn't buy an old Moog (tuning stability), but I've been toying with getting a Subphatty AND a Little Phatty, lol.

[Viesczy]

That Hammond B3 clone you guys sell, the entire set up with the bass pedals and a Leslie.

Why? Just for when you're feeling the need to lay down some screaming jazz/rock organ lines!

Or when you have that audition for a worship group.

Derek

[exafro]

BTW congrats and you should buy something like a vintage Moog or something wacky like that.

Funny you should say that. I wouldn't buy an old Moog (tuning stability), but I've been toying with getting a Subphatty AND a Little Phatty, lol.

Do it! I love the way those things sound.

[esizer]

Let's not get off topic here guise.....Cake > Pie

We're actually not doing cake at the wedding.

Everyone gets a vanilla pot de creme with pears and caramel.

I don't know what that is...but if it's Loop tested/approved, es bueno!

[Dickarms]

a prenup




jk, congrats man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

i was tinkering with this idea, much to vercode's chagrin...since the time is nigh, however today i found out there is such a thing as a reconfigurable prenup! you pick a term, say 5 years, and upon the end of it, you can renegotiate. i like that idea.


btw, loop, congrats and how old are you?

[Loop Bizkit]

Thanks bro. I'll be 35 in November.

[hwy1]

I think you mentioned you weren't doing a big honeymoon but I would still recommend you pimp it out as much as possible. Book a few nights in the fanciest suite you can find at your destination. Spend money on fancy food, massage, etc. And congrats again to you and the future Mrs. Loop. Get something nice for the kids too so it is also memorable to them.

[linthat22]

Congrats Loop. Seems we're close in age. I hope for many many long years of happy marriage with small hiccups along the way.

[Loop Bizkit]

I think you mentioned you weren't doing a big honeymoon but I would still recommend you pimp it out as much as possible. Book a few nights in the fanciest suite you can find at your destination. Spend money on fancy food, massage, etc. And congrats again to you and the future Mrs. Loop. Get something nice for the kids too so it is also memorable to them.

I rented a big house and a boat on Lake Michigan for a week, and we are doing a winery tour. Then, in August, we're taking a family trip to Clearwater/St Pete.

[VTM]

What should I buy in the next two weeks?

An AMT P1. It's like a 5150, but in stomp box form.

[Elessar [Sly]]

Congrats G.

[Marc G]

Let's not get off topic here guise.....Cake > Pie

We're actually not doing cake at the wedding.

Everyone gets a vanilla pot de creme with pears and caramel.

well well aren't we fancy lol!!! sounds delicious though.... we did the usual cake boxes... our wedding was a typical Trinidadian wedding which is an odd mix of Formal dress and Informal behavior lol... so we had no official sit down dinner, just passed out hor d'ourves for the first hour or two then had different types of "food stations" located through out the place so people could get something to eat when ever they felt like it... ranged from local foods like curries and stews, a carving station with roast beef, lamb and pork and then a sea food station with shrimp, mussels and other stuff... and of course my wife had to have a desert station with a chocolate fountain and other deserty things... God, looking back on it, it really was a helluva spread....

[soulsurfer]

HA! congratulations man!

[Loop Bizkit]

Let's not get off topic here guise.....Cake > Pie

We're actually not doing cake at the wedding.

Everyone gets a vanilla pot de creme with pears and caramel.

well well aren't we fancy lol!!! sounds delicious though.... we did the usual cake boxes... our wedding was a typical Trinidadian wedding which is an odd mix of Formal dress and Informal behavior lol... so we had no official sit down dinner, just passed out hor d'ourves for the first hour or two then had different types of "food stations" located through out the place so people could get something to eat when ever they felt like it... ranged from local foods like curries and stews, a carving station with roast beef, lamb and pork and then a sea food station with shrimp, mussels and other stuff... and of course my wife had to have a desert station with a chocolate fountain and other deserty things... God, looking back on it, it really was a helluva spread....

Sounds awesome.


We're doing a small wedding (50 people) in the outdoor courtyard of a really fancy "Farm to Fork" restaurant. It'll be redone for a wedding with flowers/arch, etc, but this is a shot of the space:



http://josephdecuis.com/restaurant

Ceremony, then dinner. Menu?

-Each table gets a bottle of Snoqualmie Naked Cabernet 2009, then cash bar

-Choice of duck confit ceasar salad, or seafood gumbo
-Choice of wild salmon, local chicken, or Kobe Waygu Sirloin + Potato and vegetable, bread, blahblahblah
-Pot De Creme for dessert

Dinner is coming out to a fairly reasonable $70-ish/head.

Then we take off for a week of boating, wineries, and babymaking.

[Dave]

Good Lawrd, nothing to add, but congrats and that sounds like a great wedding/honeymoon.

[RSBro]

How hard was it to find a Tux in Child's Medium?

omfg, i'm crying here

that dinner sounds delish man, but i'd expect as much from you

[Marc G]

Let's not get off topic here guise.....Cake > Pie

We're actually not doing cake at the wedding.

Everyone gets a vanilla pot de creme with pears and caramel.

well well aren't we fancy lol!!! sounds delicious though.... we did the usual cake boxes... our wedding was a typical Trinidadian wedding which is an odd mix of Formal dress and Informal behavior lol... so we had no official sit down dinner, just passed out hor d'ourves for the first hour or two then had different types of "food stations" located through out the place so people could get something to eat when ever they felt like it... ranged from local foods like curries and stews, a carving station with roast beef, lamb and pork and then a sea food station with shrimp, mussels and other stuff... and of course my wife had to have a desert station with a chocolate fountain and other deserty things... God, looking back on it, it really was a helluva spread....

Sounds awesome.


We're doing a small wedding (50 people) in the outdoor courtyard of a really fancy "Farm to Fork" restaurant. It'll be redone for a wedding with flowers/arch, etc, but this is a shot of the space:



http://josephdecuis.com/restaurant

Ceremony, then dinner. Menu?

-Each table gets a bottle of Snoqualmie Naked Cabernet 2009, then cash bar

-Choice of duck confit ceasar salad, or seafood gumbo
-Choice of wild salmon, local chicken, or Kobe Waygu Sirloin + Potato and vegetable, bread, blahblahblah
-Pot De Creme for dessert

Dinner is coming out to a fairly reasonable $70-ish/head.

Then we take off for a week of boating, wineries, and babymaking.

Man that's sweet.... I do enjoy small weddings... sadly both my wife and I have large and fairly extended families so we ended up having about 230 or so guests and we left out lots of family and friends... talk about a rough time... Jesus, I never thought doing up a guest list would be so difficult lol

[GuitarBilly]

Oh I know what you need to buy!!!!!


Vik guitar + puppy

[GuitarBilly]

My gf once asked me how would I like our wedding to be, if we ever get married.

I told her I wanted to do it in an all-you-can eat Chinese buffet.

She hasn't brought the subject back up ever since.

[RSBro]

My gf once asked me how would I like our wedding to be, if we ever get married.

I told her I wanted to do it in an all-you-can eat Chinese buffet.

She hasn't brought the subject back up ever since.

How's the chinese in CA? I'd pay my $11 and show up for that one lol. Me and Brolando would close the place hahaha

[Schweezly]

My gf once asked me how would I like our wedding to be, if we ever get married.

I told her I wanted to do it in an all-you-can eat Chinese buffet.

She hasn't brought the subject back up ever since.

[GuitarBilly]

My gf once asked me how would I like our wedding to be, if we ever get married.

I told her I wanted to do it in an all-you-can eat Chinese buffet.

She hasn't brought the subject back up ever since.

How's the chinese in CA? I'd pay my $11 and show up for that one lol. Me and Brolando would close the place hahaha

See? Thank you. I am going to print this shit out and show it to her.

That's exactly what I told her: if we do it at the Chinese buffet, bros will come. They would even pay the 10 bucks for the food. So at the end of the day we would get married, see our friends, eat a bunch of kick ass food and be out $50.


She's like.. omg that's the worst idea I've ever heard in my life.

Sounds great to me.

['63-Strat]

My gf once asked me how would I like our wedding to be, if we ever get married.

I told her I wanted to do it in an all-you-can eat Chinese buffet.

She hasn't brought the subject back up ever since.

How's the chinese in CA? I'd pay my $11 and show up for that one lol. Me and Brolando would close the place hahaha

See? Thank you. I am going to print this shit out and show it to her.

That's exactly what I told her: if we do it at the Chinese buffet, bros will come. They would even pay the 10 bucks for the food. So at the end of the day we would get married, see our friends, eat a bunch of kick ass food and be out $50.


She's like.. omg that's the worst idea I've ever heard in my life.

Sounds great to me.

mmm chinese buffet...

[RSBro]

Naw brah, you're on the right path! We'll get a petition going here and everything!

[Loop Bizkit]

Damn, you going babymaking as soon as the honeymoon?

She really, REALLY wants a baby, eh?

Lol.

We planned on having one, and I told her if we did, it had to be NOW. I'm already almost 35, and I want the kids out of the house before I'm too old, lol.

So yeah...baby was her idea, timeline is mine. We start trying the night of the wedding. I'll have two teenagers and a toddler in a few years...