The elder brother's wedding date is approaching, and the marital problems of older young men have finally not become a social burden. I wish them happiness.
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There are no accidents, just a few more twists and turns
Abagail 2021-10-20 17:28:02
Until I watched this film, I never thought that my son-in-law would encounter so many terrible things when he saw his father-in-law before entering the family. We may call gred the most unlucky groom in the world (of course, thanks to the unlucky name his parents gave him, gay& "fucker"... I really want to~) everything that happened that weekend was just like a coincidence Like the incredible arrangements on "Reaper Is Coming", watching the unlucky bubbling gred can really make people laugh. Of course, the final result was that gred was forced to get out, but the "marriage proposal" made by the father-in-law at the airport was indeed the warmest moment in the film. The father is putting the hand of his beloved daughter In the hands of another man who will spend the rest of her life with her, the feelings can be described as mixed, happiness, joy, sourness, and of course some sorrow. Therefore, it is not difficult to understand what the father-in-law did. In an improper way, what he wanted to make sure was whether he could trust his daughter's happiness, the treasure he had meticulously preserved for more than 20 years to others. Finally, gred and his father-in-law can sit and drink peacefully, and the daughter's wedding date is near. Let me think of a sentence: There are no accidents, just a few more twists and turns, all we need to do is to wait patiently.
The elder brother's wedding date is approaching, and the marital problems of older young men have finally not become a social burden. I wish them happiness.
The elder brother's wedding date is approaching, and the marital problems of older young men have finally not become a social burden. I wish them happiness.
Extended Reading
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Pam Byrnes: You never told me about your cat milking days in Motown.
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Jack Byrnes: Jesus, Focker. It's just a game.