I finally got to Cambodia to marry....annnnnd....

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SEAfann
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Re: I finally got to Cambodia to marry....annnnnd....

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John Bingham wrote: ↑Sat Nov 18, 2017 7:19 am
SEAfann wrote: ↑Sat Nov 18, 2017 6:08 am whilst our female prime minister was living in sin with her partner at the time ha...
Tim Mathieson is actually Australian, so there is nothing to legally stop him and Julia Gillard residing together. Maybe one day they'll bring in stricter religious laws to stop such reprehensible behavior, but there's nothing that can be done for now.
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Indeed, im sure the saints are rolling in their graves these last few hundred years!
hard to know what our ancestors would have thought of it all too?
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Re: I finally got to Cambodia to marry....annnnnd....

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I'm dealing with all this right now. I'm at the point where I've spent enough money that I don't want to give-up because then I'll have wasted all that money. But I'll still have to spend a lot more.

I got all the documents they asked for. I read the legal document on the website for the Minister of Foreign Affairs which said the first part will take "5 days", but then of course we go in and they say it will take 3 weeks, but if we pay $300 it will take 1 day. Obviously not much of a choice if we're working within a time constraint.
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