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Like this was ever in question.Russell has no bachelor's degree, isn't in a degree program, and is, as ever, a liar.
Sounds about right. But there actually is a legit church out there that you can join and become ordained in no time at all. It's called the "Universal Life Church" and once ordained you are legally able to do whatever a priest is allowed to do including officiate at weddings.An approximation of how Greer got his "degree" :
This varies per state, fwiw. I'm in Virginia, lolcow breeding ground, and last I checked VA does not recognize this church when it comes to marriages.Sounds about right. But there actually is a legit church out there that you can join and become ordained in no time at all. It's called the "Universal Life Church" and once ordained you are legally able to do whatever a priest is allowed to do including officiate at weddings.
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Actually, as far as I know, church weddings aren't legally binding as they're only ceremonies. The true "marriage" is when it's registered at city hall. Sometimes this is done during the ceremony itself where they'll sign the papers in the presence of two witnesses or they go to City Hall to get it done the week before. So long as it's notarized it means it's legal.This varies per state, fwiw. I'm in Virginia, lolcow breeding ground, and last I checked VA does not recognize this church when it comes to marriages.
You're legally married when an authorized person signs and files your marriage license. This can be a judge, a justice, a notary, an authorized civil celebrant, marriage commissioner, or an ordained minister. For that last one, a "minister" from become-a-minister-dot-com doesn't count. (in VA)Actually, as far as I know, church weddings aren't legally binding as they're only ceremonies. The true "marriage" is when it's registered at city hall. Sometimes this is done during the ceremony itself where they'll sign the papers in the presence of two witnesses or they go to City Hall to get it done the week before. So long as it's notarized it means it's legal.
Do colleges in Nevada cover whore houses in their hospitality curriculum? Maybe that's where he came up with the super efficient idea of hiring a token bisexual man.The Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management program costs almost 30k per year
Would he be eligible for student loans? Where I live, there's a maximum amount of years you can get them, and you have to start your study program before turning 30.
Though with his money issues, I'm assuming that's a no.
Either way it's an actual study, but with him mixing up Bachelor of Science with "applied science", I doubt he finished it.
Apparantly, 2 english classes are part of the course.
The UNLV isn't even a university of applied science, it's a research university.
Russell. The Princess Bride priest is at least an ordained priest, and despite the funny voice he could perform the wedding.To stay on-topic - who would be a worse minister at your wedding, Russell or the guy from Princess Bride?
I don't think so. That curriculum looks like it's for casinos, not whorehouses.Do colleges in Nevada cover whore houses in their hospitality curriculum?
Russell, unable to understand context or cues, would ask your bride to work at his totally real, totally legal brothel, which is entirely real and entirely based in reality, with a real location and real people in it.To stay on-topic - who would be a worse minister at your wedding, Russell or the guy from Princess Bride
Did he die to try to find his dead friend in the afterlife?Well, this is one way to get out of a lawsuit...
Well, he did say he was eager to testify…Did he die to try to find his dead friend in the afterlife?
Well, this is one way to get out of a lawsuit...
That's from here, I believe @The Great Citracett made it, and at one point Rusty himself was using it on SM.I like how they used a smile app to give him a normal mouth.
Russ actually made that himself using FaceApp on his phone. Can't remember exactly what he was using it for.That's from here, I believe @The Great Citracett made it, and at one point Rusty himself was using it on SM.