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Next time I get married I want it to be in an Amazon rain forest with all the ladies wearing a big hat and the men wearing a dicky-bow, everyone completely naked except for thse items.
Just to add that dicky-bows can be worn around the neck...or below the neck 
@jonsie wrote:Next time I get married I want it to be in an Amazon rain forest with all the ladies wearing a big hat and the men wearing a dicky-bow, everyone completely naked except for thse items and we can all smoke w:Crazy_seed.
Just to add that dicky-bows can be worn around the neck...or below the neck
Thanks for that @jonsie. I've now got an image in my mind that I can never erase 
@Glory1 wrote:
@jonsie wrote:Next time I get married I want it to be in an Amazon rain forest with all the ladies wearing a big hat and the men wearing a dicky-bow, everyone completely naked except for thse items and we can all smoke w:Crazy_seed.
Just to add that dicky-bows can be worn around the neck...or below the neck
Thanks for that @jonsie. I've now got an image in my mind that I can never erase
I would need to be very careful about choosing my best man......
@jonsie wrote:
@Glory1 wrote:
@jonsie wrote:Next time I get married I want it to be in an Amazon rain forest with all the ladies wearing a big hat and the men wearing a dicky-bow, everyone completely naked except for thse items and we can all smoke w:Crazy_seed.
Just to add that dicky-bows can be worn around the neck...or below the neck
Thanks for that @jonsie. I've now got an image in my mind that I can never erase
I would need to be very careful about choosing my best man......
I daren't ask why @jonsie. I'm afraid of the answer 
Regarding the actual Royal wedding, it looks as if Meghan Markles father has now decided NOT to attend!
He has been accused of posing for pre wedding photos and accepting money for the pictures
Not what any bride wants to hear 4 days before her wedding.
They are blaming the paparazzi. I just wonder why someone from the Palace didn't take Meghans family under their wing to explain the accepted protocols?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-44117335
I agree with you @Cleoriff. But at the same time surely Meghan Markle's father, if the accusation is true, should have had better sense then to accept money for photograps knowing that such behaviour would embarrass his daughter just before the most important day in her life.
And even though I have little respect for the papparazzi, again if the accusation is true, why are the papparazzi at fault? So they offered money for photographs. That's what they do. Doesn't mean a person has to accept the money or pose for the photographs. A bit of common sense should prevail. The papps don't force anyone to take their money. They may offer but you can say no, get lost.
Unfortunately, whatevef the truth may be, this sort of publicity is the last thing Meghan Markle needs just days before her wedding.
Though I've no real interest in another Royal wedding, I feel sorry for her. She's been in the spotlight because she is a 'commoner', because she is mixed race, because she is an actress and now this. It's enough she's marrying into the Royal Family whose lives are dominated by protocol without additional bad publicity regarding her family, true or not
@jonsie... nudist wedding. Amazon rain forest sounds like a great idea!!
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So @jonsie....in the nude in the Amazon rainforest and subjecting yourself to this lot?
To date, at least 40,000 plant species, 427 mammals (e.g. jaguar, anteater and giant otter), 1,300 birds (e.g. harpy eagle, toucan and hoatzin), 378 reptiles (e.g. boa), more than 400 amphibians (e.g. dart poison frog) and around 3,000 freshwater fishes1 including the piranha have been found in the Amazon and it's rainforest. 
http://wwf.panda.org/knowledge_hub/where_we_work/amazon/about_the_amazon/wildlife_amazon/
I think I would stay fully dressed on a beach in the Maldives 
@Cleoriff wrote:
So @jonsie....in the nude in the Amazon rainforest and subjecting yourself to this lot?
To date, at least 40,000 plant species, 427 mammals (e.g. jaguar, anteater and giant otter), 1,300 birds (e.g. harpy eagle, toucan and hoatzin), 378 reptiles (e.g. boa), more than 400 amphibians (e.g. dart poison frog) and around 3,000 freshwater fishes1 including the piranha have been found in the Amazon and it's rainforest.
http://wwf.panda.org/knowledge_hub/where_we_work/amazon/about_the_amazon/wildlife_amazon/
I think I would stay fully dressed on a beach in the Maldives
Interesting information there 
And how many insect species, @Cleoriff?
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@Marjo wrote:
@Cleoriff wrote:So @jonsie....in the nude in the Amazon rainforest and subjecting yourself to this lot?
To date, at least 40,000 plant species, 427 mammals (e.g. jaguar, anteater and giant otter), 1,300 birds (e.g. harpy eagle, toucan and hoatzin), 378 reptiles (e.g. boa), more than 400 amphibians (e.g. dart poison frog) and around 3,000 freshwater fishes1 including the piranha have been found in the Amazon and it's rainforest.
http://wwf.panda.org/knowledge_hub/where_we_work/amazon/about_the_amazon/wildlife_amazon/
I think I would stay fully dressed on a beach in the Maldives
Interesting information there
Look @Marjo Google and I are working overtime here .....
Insect species ...
There are around 30 million insect species in the 6.7 million square kilometer Biome, with thousands of new species discovered there each year. One acre of Amazon Rainforest is estimated to contain as many as 70,000 species of insects (scientists once found 700 different species of beetle on just one tree).
If you scroll down this link you will see 'The 10 coolest insect species' in the Amazon rainforest.
https://www.ietravel.com/blog/10-cool-creepy-crawlies-found-amazon-rainforest
All things being equal...I WILL stick to the Maldives beach...
