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Listenever Posted 10 years ago
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Always A Brides-Space

  

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listenever Always A Brides-Space No. It's: Always a bridesmaid. org/wiki/always_a_bridesmaid,_never_a_bride And see your dictionary for "bridesmaid" if you don't know what it means.

  • listenever Always A Brides-Space No.
  • It's: Always a bridesmaid.
  • org/wiki/always_a_bridesmaid,_never_a_bride And see your dictionary for "bridesmaid" if you don't know what it means.
  • CJ
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listenever Always A Brides-Space
No. It's:

Always a bridesmaid.

See https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/always_a_bridesmaid,_never_a_bride

And see your dictionary for "bridesmaid" if you don't know what it means.

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Thanks a lot, CJ.

Now, since the character who says this line has a male voice, could he have said instead, "Always a best man (, never a groom)" and be as easily been understood?
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listeneverThanks a lot, CJ.Now, since the character who says this line has a male voice, could he have said instead, "Always a best man (, never a groom)" and be as easily been understood?
Yes, but it wouldn't be as funny. Consider the biology and the sociology.

CJ

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