Perhaps a constitutional ammendment A tribal priest in eastern India has married a five year old boy to Bonjh Gope conducted the marriage of Samir Mudiya to a dog on the concluding The Press Trust of India reports that guests who came to see the "newly The groom’s father Shanbabu claimed that four such marriages had taken A police spokesman said: "We have never heard of such a case. from Ananova<\/a><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" We warned about this happening. First, gay marriages. Next, people want to marry their pets, imaginary friends, inflatable companions. Where do you draw the line? My roommate married a dog, but she actually looked quite attractive on her wedding day. Perhaps … Continue reading ![](\"http:\/\/cyber.law.harvard.edu\/blogs\/static\/dowbrigade\/boydog.jpg\")
We
\n warned
\n about this<\/a> happening. First, gay marriages. Next,
\n people want to marry their pets, imaginary friends, inflatable companions. Where
\n do you draw the line? My roommate married a dog, but she actually looked
\n quite attractive on her wedding day.<\/em><\/p>\n
\n IS in order, but with a special dispensation for cases like
\n this, where
\n there
\n is a
\n legitimate and reasonable fear of the ‘evil eye’ involved. <\/em><\/p>\n
\n a dog to keep evil spirits away from him and his family.<\/p>\n
\n day of a three day tribal festival at Kuluptanaga in Jharkhand state.<\/p>\n
\n wed couple" danced to drum beats and were served home brewed beer
\n and local delicacies.<\/p>\n
\n place this year.
\n It is reported he said he believed "such marriages would keep
\n the boy, the family as well as society at large away from the evil
\n eye."<\/p>\n
\n We will have to seek legal opinion before taking action."<\/a><\/p>\n