Book Lover
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Thu Jun-12-08 12:59 PM
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You may call this atheist the Reverend Book Lover, thank you very much |
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Signed up with the ULC so I can legally perform the tremendous honor of officiating at the wedding of a very close friend. I am pretty awed by the whole thing!
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Thu Jun-12-08 01:04 PM
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1. Hmmm...Reverend flvegan. |
Reverend_Smitty
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Thu Jun-12-08 01:05 PM
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3. I'm fairly certain the only requirements are... |
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is that you have a name (check) and a valid e-mail address :)
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Book Lover
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Thu Jun-12-08 01:09 PM
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5. It does have a nice ring to it... |
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Thu Jun-12-08 01:04 PM
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2. I'm a ULC reverend too...hence the name |
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I've never had the pleasure of officiating a wedding but I always tell my friends, if they are in need of a quick no-frills shotgun wedding...they have my number :P
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Book Lover
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Thu Jun-12-08 01:09 PM
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4. SF county does allow for a one-day deputation allowing a person to solemnize |
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But I figured that A) the ULC was free and B) if I'm good at it (I love giving advice, but now I have to ensure it is good and useful advice!) that I'll stand outside the SF courthouse and offer free ceremonies to any comers when I can.
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