Question:
Can my multiple personalities legally wed?
anonymous
2010-07-21 21:16:29 UTC
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With SPECIAL thanks to (((((QT))))) for coming up with the question.


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Seven answers:
Into My Heart You Whisper
2010-07-21 22:47:21 UTC
Oh..That could be somewhat interesting when we both have the same personalities..aha..;)



But that could possibly be a real great restless adventure...Esp. when the tension goes h'ups, and hupps then boom!! It could be like an explosion of falling hearts on the galaxy of stars. Creating multiple brilliant colors of auroras. Absolutely a mystifying grandeur of twinkles and sparkles..That invites all the ETs around the inter galaxy space of eternity..

The universe will bind us and that makes it already a "regal" marriage..In our very own kingdom of hurts' (I mean flying hearts)..!

I love it, I love it...Oh gosh, I guess I am not real on this earth..I am ethereal!!!



So is there also a divorce in outer space?! However...No ethereal divorces.

We'll get together til' the martian's deadly gasses could tear us apart..

We'll live happilly madly ever after...





Love twinkles spooky doo..blah..;)))



Loved this too..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPUJIbXN0WY



I MISSED YO..!
Mars Mission Australia
2010-07-22 13:03:37 UTC
Easier to wed than divorce.



Best Wishes.



Mars Mission.



14th Year Psychology / Counselling Student.



4th Year Hypnotism Student.



32 Years Qualified Auto Tech.
Hillery F
2010-07-22 07:29:09 UTC
Yes, in Alabama; maybe in Mississippi. Sometimes in California.



And in Alaska, who cares?
P'quaint!
2010-07-22 05:18:12 UTC
You can make your own Laws ;))



Seriously, its tough finding ONE to suit all aspects of one's personality(ies). We love to call that a Soulmate...a Rare Find!!!



You have my blessings, Sonny! Be faithful to all ;))
Darth Cheney
2010-07-22 06:16:45 UTC
Wouldn't that be a same-sex marriage?



I don't think that can be done in many states (unless the personalities have "opposing" genders).



That might also be labeled, "polygamy."
Ms Informed
2010-07-22 04:21:58 UTC
I tried claiming mine as dependents.



The IRS has NOOOOOOOOO sense of humor.
peppermints
2010-07-22 04:21:05 UTC
Sure


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