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Grandma, Will You Marry Me?
Jerhad!com ^ | 3/10/04 | Jeremy Robb

Posted on 03/10/2004 1:35:24 PM PST by jerhad

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To: FreedomAvatar
I was all confused for nothing.
21 posted on 03/10/2004 2:33:41 PM PST by JoJo Gunn (Intellectuals exist only if you believe they do. ©)
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To: jerhad
I think that a guy should be able to set up a household with Grandma, and put her on his heath care plan and give her special rights. What is wrong with that? No one says he needs to have sex with Grandma to qualify. No should have to be perverted to get benefits.
22 posted on 03/10/2004 2:36:02 PM PST by tessalu
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To: martin_fierro
Are you sure that is not Montana, where men are men and sheep are nervous?
23 posted on 03/10/2004 2:37:04 PM PST by navygal (I proudly pledge allegiance to one nation UNDER GOD!)
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To: jerhad
This is a fundamental issue here. Can I marry my (nonexistant in my case) sister? Or my (dead in my case) grandmother, if she were alive? How about my mother?

This marriage between any 2 humans is insane. It's more than just insane. It's maybe the most evil and disgusting social force out there.
24 posted on 03/10/2004 2:39:07 PM PST by Monty22
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To: jerhad
Hey, this is a great answer to all those wills and things. You just have to find a rich relative to marry and you eliminate any possibility of being cut out of a will.

I have an Irish Wolfhound that just about eats me out of house and home, and vet bill? Whew! If I married him, I could get a deduction for him on my taxes and could include him on my insurance. I'm in!

25 posted on 03/10/2004 2:41:05 PM PST by McGavin999 (Evil thrives when good men do nothing!)
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To: jerhad
Excellent !
26 posted on 03/10/2004 2:42:10 PM PST by jimt
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To: jerhad
Heck, if why stop at marrying your grandmother. Some churches are offering communion and other sacraments to pets (according to a WSJ article), why not marriage too. It shouldn't surprise you that it is an Episcopal church that is doing this, but there are others in blue states that are mentioned, including a Jewish Temple which sings a prayer for pets.
27 posted on 03/10/2004 2:44:51 PM PST by Eva
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To: jerhad
This entire subject flat cracked me up!!!!!!!!!!!! I am on the floor here..... I might have broken a rib on the way down. The fall frightened me and I was laughing so hard that I wet myself. When I tried to get up...I slipped on the puddle and went crashing through an open window and landed on the ground near the hot tub. The neighbor lady had been trying to catch a tan in her bikini when she heard all the ruckus and came rushing over to see if she could help me.

Unfortunately and most embarrassingly, just before all this happened, I had been in the hot tub, so I was not dressed for company..heck, I wasn't dressed at all. The worst part of the entire event was my Bride arriving home early from work.

Well, she sent the 25 year old hard body neighbor lady home and helped me back into the house. Then she wanted an explanation, so I told her that I had lost myself in laughter over the thought of marrying my grandmother.......bang.....I hit the floor again. This is when I think I broke the second rib. My Bride might have left me ( she has all the money in this family) and I can hardly breath now......

You will be hearing from my lawyers!!

Oh, one question....Would it be required that ones Grandmother actually be alive at the time of the marriage???
28 posted on 03/10/2004 2:45:21 PM PST by Gator113
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To: All
My cow is dead so I don't need your bull.

I don't need anybody!

29 posted on 03/10/2004 2:53:43 PM PST by battlegearboat
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To: Gator113
I don't see why we should start discriminating at that point. We wouldn't want LiberalScorpion to accuse us of being (get ready) . . . NECROPHOBIC.
30 posted on 03/10/2004 2:54:27 PM PST by NaughtiusMaximus (I could never vote for a guy with a chin like that.)
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To: jolie560
Take that old aunt right down to city hall, quickly.
31 posted on 03/10/2004 2:54:50 PM PST by tessalu
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To: jerhad
Grandma, Will You Marry Me?

Go to it jerhad, then you will be

your own grandpa.


32 posted on 03/10/2004 2:57:13 PM PST by boothead
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To: jerhad
True story--

When I worked in the Food Stamp program many years ago, I was assigned to do a yearly re-certification of a man and his son, who had been receiving Food Stamps as a household of 2 (two) for 10 years.

The man told me he was now living alone as his son had died last month. I expressed my condolence. He said: "Yep--that old Rusty was a damn good dog. I miss him."

When I wrote up my "Food Stamp Fraud" report, the guys at the Fraud Unit laughed. The man was disqualified from the Food Stamp program for awhile, then he re-applied as a household of ONE, even though he had since gotten a new dog.
33 posted on 03/10/2004 2:57:58 PM PST by jolie560
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To: navygal
Hey! I live in Montana. Our sheep are not nervous, they're cute.


34 posted on 03/10/2004 2:58:26 PM PST by CholeraJoe (Bush/Cheney 2004. Go ugly early, boys. You know the 'rats will.)
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To: jerhad
Here's another reason to marry your grandmother-unemployed sister-in-law, or child. Free health benefits and a dependent to claim.

Parents are often forced to drop children off health insurance when the child reaches majority. Sometimes the child is left uninsurable. "Marriage" could end this. Why should a 6 month "partner" count more than a child or a parent or a pet?

San Fran offers the solution. Marry the grandmother, the child, the pet. Free health care and equal rights for long standing loved ones. A sick parent or child should have an equal claim to "partners" group insurance.

A simple "marriage" license keeps grandma on the group plan for life. Those who live alone, can marry a pet. Free vet bills for life. Anyone?

35 posted on 03/10/2004 3:04:51 PM PST by GOPJ (NFL Owners: Grown men don't watch hollywood peep shows with wives and children.)
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To: boothead
If people who are gay 'because they are born that way... etc' can marry, they why cant people who are related, they are after all 'born that way........'

36 posted on 03/10/2004 3:05:11 PM PST by Villain
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To: Villain
Good point. Now have fun kids. But remember, "If you do it for LOVE then its just fine. But if you do it for LUST it's just plain nasty!"
37 posted on 03/10/2004 3:08:44 PM PST by NaughtiusMaximus (I could never vote for a guy with a chin like that.)
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To: jerhad
When you think about it, it would be a great form of rebellion. If brother-sister, father-daughter, mother-son,3way,4way,dog,cat,you name it, went to the courthouses that are conducting these gay weddings and demanded equal protection under the law. Just like to see if the rats try to defend them. I bet the A.C.L.U would,but it would wake the nation up to the fact that we do need a constitutional amendment protecting marriage.
38 posted on 03/10/2004 3:09:49 PM PST by Gottwnz
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To: jolie560
You said it much better than I did. Thanks. Why give special rights to a person for having sex with the same person for 6 months (the usual level of insurance requirement) over someone known and loved for a lifetime? Dump the child off group insurance, but add a 6 month lover? Odd.

We can save a bundle on evading Medicaid liens on the property if she needs to go into a nursing home. After we're married, the house and property will be exempt since I, as her spouse, reside in the home.

Trying to comply with Medicaid's "Transfer-of-Assets" provision takes 5 years and Attorney and Legal costs.

39 posted on 03/10/2004 3:11:09 PM PST by GOPJ (NFL Owners: Grown men don't watch hollywood peep shows with wives and children.)
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To: jerhad
As long as it's for love and not for the money.


40 posted on 03/10/2004 3:12:07 PM PST by P.O.E. (Enjoy every sandwich)
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