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TomKat · 03-04-2012, 22:12

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Any chance you could elevate your intelligence above the level of an amoeba and tell me why?

Why would you turn down someone paying for your mortgage, wedding and honeymoon?

Short term happiness or long term security?

And if money isn't an issue get them to donate the cost to charity instead!

MyKeyG · 03-04-2012, 22:15

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Originally Posted by TomKat

Why would you turn down someone paying for your mortgage, wedding and honeymoon?

Short term happiness or long term security?

And if money isn't an issue get them to donate the cost to charity instead!

I said the friend refused. THEN the client agreed to pay out. Obviously she took the deal!

TomKat · 03-04-2012, 22:18

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I said the friend refused. THEN the client agreed to pay out. Obviously she took the deal!

This the Dromoland one?

MyKeyG · 03-04-2012, 22:29

Ashford! There's a rumour that they did the same for Dromoland because they weren't sure which location they preferred but that could be that someone got their wires crossed. I only know Ashford is right because I heard it from the horses mouth.

TomKat · 03-04-2012, 22:31

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Ashford! There's a rumour that they did the same for Dromoland because they weren't sure which location they preferred but that could be that someone got their wires crossed. I only know Ashford is right because I heard it from the horses mouth.

Mayo. What was he thinking?????

MyKeyG · 03-04-2012, 22:34

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Mayo. What was he thinking?????

Ah now in fairness!

Not much wrong with that. All be it in Mayo

**Clareman** · 04-04-2012, 09:00

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MyKeyG · 04-04-2012, 16:03

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Yes my post was a quite hostile. Apologies all! Especially Tom Kat

I am pie · 10-04-2012, 12:36

Christine Bleakley has denied rumours that she and fiancee Frank Lampard tried to bribe people out of their wedding slots to make way for their own nuptials.

The Northern Ireland TV presenter was angered by rumours that she and footballer partner Lampard offered fortunes to two brides and grooms to bump their wedding dates for them.

Reports suggested the Chelsea ace gave a couple £100,000 to switch their day at Ballymena’s Galgorm Manor, which is near 33-year-old Christine’s parents house.

“I’d never in a million years ask someone to move their wedding. Stuff like that makes you out to be a horrible person,” Christine told the Sun, adding she still had no “concrete plans” for her wedding with Frank.

Read more: http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/ne...#ixzz1rdWr8Upl

TomKat · 10-04-2012, 13:10

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Yes my post was a quite hostile. Apologies all! Especially Tom Kat

No idea what the apology is for!

Nevermind_ · 10-04-2012, 13:27

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I just found out that it's Ashford castle. A friends friend refused to change her date. After a lot of over and back the 'client' agreed to pay for her wedding, honeymoon anywhere in the world AND her mortgage.

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Originally Posted by MyKeyG

I said the friend refused. THEN the client agreed to pay out. Obviously she took the deal!

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Originally Posted by MyKeyG

Ashford! There's a rumour that they did the same for Dromoland because they weren't sure which location they preferred but that could be that someone got their wires crossed. I only know Ashford is right because I heard it from the horses mouth.

MyKeyG In light of the above Telegraph article either you've been doing a little spot of trolling or someone has really led you up the garden path...

MyKeyG · 10-04-2012, 16:06

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MyKeyG In light of the above Telegraph article either you've been doing a little spot of trolling or someone has really led you up the garden path...

OR a celebrity couple are denying a rumour that they used their money/influence to get what they want! Hmmm but that never happens surely?

To be fair celebs twist the truth all the time. I'm sure she didn't ask them personally.

I heard it straight from the horses mouths friend on the Ashford one. She even told me they weren't asked to sign a non-disclosure agreement which is surprising.

I really don't see why Bleakley would be so upset. What's money and fame for if you can't spend it?

Pandiani · 10-08-2012, 16:48

[QUOTE=MyKeyG;78050121]I heard it straight from the horses mouths friend on the Ashford one. She even told me they weren't asked to sign a non-disclosure agreement which is surprising.
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Probably not surprising as it obviously wasn't true

10-04-2012, 12:36	#39
I am pie Registered User Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Buenos Aires Posts: 1,543 Adverts \| Friends	Close thread? - Article from Belfast Telegraph Christine Bleakley has denied rumours that she and fiancee Frank Lampard tried to bribe people out of their wedding slots to make way for their own nuptials. The Northern Ireland TV presenter was angered by rumours that she and footballer partner Lampard offered fortunes to two brides and grooms to bump their wedding dates for them. Reports suggested the Chelsea ace gave a couple £100,000 to switch their day at Ballymena’s Galgorm Manor, which is near 33-year-old Christine’s parents house. “I’d never in a million years ask someone to move their wedding. Stuff like that makes you out to be a horrible person,” Christine told the Sun, adding she still had no “concrete plans” for her wedding with Frank. Read more: http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/ne...#ixzz1rdWr8Upl

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Pandiani Registered User Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Limerick Posts: 30 Adverts \| Friends	[QUOTE=MyKeyG;78050121]I heard it straight from the horses mouths friend on the Ashford one. She even told me they weren't asked to sign a non-disclosure agreement which is surprising. [QUOTE] Probably not surprising as it obviously wasn't true