Attending A Wedding In Which Dowry Was Exchanged

I just read this about the simple, home-made food. Now I can sort of figure out the wealthy community's ID . However, they would have colorfully turned out people, and good dancing. And you can also find out different opinions (on how it all came to be) from other ladies. Wedding receptions (when it ain't your circus, nor your monkeys) are just plain fun for the senses.
I vote: Go.

 

It is damn risky on the part of the girl's father getting a fully paid life long whore for his daughter.
What if he is not worth it in bed.
Atleast hope he is trained in other household work to make himself worth the money.

 

Aiyyooo.... you look at a budding silicon valley joint venture, with cash purchase of an equity stake in what we-know-not in any detail in totally different(i.e., plebeian) terms. We are sending an agent to find out about the financials, any forward looking statements in the prospectus, and so on. We will have to wait and see.

 

I have a cruel and merciless mindset to pinch these kind of people with my answers purposefully.. I just go to the place and get stomach full of topics to discuss with my best mates.

And your husband damn sarcastic

Actually these kind of opportunities works as tonic to boost your opinion strong.

 

It is not a joint venture. It is a buyout without having any control .

 

We haven't any details yet. However, I almost fell off my chair reading your spontaneous outburst.

In some other thread on the IL forum folks are dealing with the topic of how the ancients in the rich & royal classes simply outsourced the naughties to select brainiacs to make clever children.

 

where??

 

I would go just to gawk at all the clothes and jewels.
I don't agree with dowry on principle, but if it not a financial hardship it might not be the worst thing in this case. The second PhD would worry me more.

 

I can understand if the girl's parents were buying her a house and all the stuff that comes along so that their princess could set up a house with the ' product' ,away from the cash hungry in laws.....but handing out cash to the inlaws to get a spineless vegetable for their daughter does not make much sense.