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After Superman gave him a ride last week too.
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Well, “I-Fairy” to be exact. Over in Japan people are up to crazy, sophisticated things (except for this guy). According to reports, this four-foot-tall robot officiated the wedding of a woman who works for a robot manufacturer and her robotics professor husband, instructing the groom to “please lift the bride’s veil” when the time was right. But don’t go thinking this robot is a genius or anything.”Wires led from the robot officiant to a man behind a black curtain who typed in commands for I-Fairy.”
Hm, well that’s actually kinda lame, considering the $68,000 I-Fairy price tag. Still, “this was a lot of fun. I think that Japanese have a strong sense that robots are our friends,” the bride said. Um…yeah, what she said!
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Step right up, folks! We’re out here on the road looking for eligible bachelors. We’ve got a church, an officiant, a totally rad, possibly fake flowering plant and an excited bride-to-be. Who will be her husband? Will it be that man in the Hawaiian shirt? Or the guy who painted the awesome graphics on the church-on-wheels? Like the “Best Man” sign says, this is a serious quest for love so only those who are looking for “forever” need apply!
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I thought the space underneath the bride’s dress was also known as the Forbidden City. ZING! Seriously, though, is this an ancient tradition I’m unfamiliar with? Is it like impersonating a Chinese dragon in a parade? Or does the bride have an art school background with a focus in paper-mâché? I’m genuinely confused. But hey, at least the groom’s excited about it.
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I’ve got a NEAT idea! Let’s take this photo shoot inside a parking deck and have you guys do a dance or two in front of a couple police cars. We’ll ask the cops to put their lights on, maybe run their sirens for a minute for added effect…it’ll be such a rush! Just don’t do anything scandalous, if you know what I mean! *WINK WINK* 
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His interest in using his ceremonial Marines’ sword to cut the cake perfectly matched her interest in commissioning the tallest and most expensive cake imaginable. Apparently Amanda Peet here is a bridezilla of mammoth proportions. How do you even request a slice off that thing? “I’d like a corner piece on the Northeast side of the 5th tier!”
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