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boxtops | 17:46 Sat 30th Apr 2011 | ChatterBank
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...whose vid clip was posted on here last night ... it says on the TV news that he was reflecting the exuberation of the nation by cartwheeling up the aisle after the wedding - so in answer to the question on the thread (which I can't find) - no, he's not in trouble at all!
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have you never trolley-surfed, Zebedee?
22:19 Sat 30th Apr 2011
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people don't moon "in happiness"!

it's childish and fun, and he didn't do it for the cameras.. he saw an opportunity and he took it.

I've trolley surfed, sometimes I can't help myself and no doubt I've been caught on cctv.
22:24 Sat 30th Apr 2011
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errr but he didn't moon anyone?! I thought it was great also when I saw it, really added to how well the day had gone! Good on him!! :o)
22:25 Sat 30th Apr 2011
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sara - can't banish the thought that zebadee is a misery and a party-pooper.
22:26 Sat 30th Apr 2011
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I don't know why you're asking me, but Wiki says "A verger (or virger, so called after the staff of the office, Latin virga = twig, rod) is a person, usually a layman, who assists in the ordering of religious services, particularly in Anglican churches."

"he may perform cartwheels as an after-ceremony party piece"
22:27 Sat 30th Apr 2011
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okay, I just added the last part because I am also childish!
22:28 Sat 30th Apr 2011
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Thought it was brilliant. Wish everyone else at the wedding had joined in. :-)
22:28 Sat 30th Apr 2011
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lady-janine.. there's always one ;o)

one wonders if there is some hidden meaning to the mis-spelling of Zebedee...
22:29 Sat 30th Apr 2011
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ohhh... he's Ze Badee, lol!
22:30 Sat 30th Apr 2011
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He was excited, he just gave another choirboy a centre parting
22:46 Sat 30th Apr 2011
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sara amd jan1957 and wingnut - why do you think zebadee is so prickly?
all this over someone feeling good and full of happiness and high spirits.
22:46 Sat 30th Apr 2011
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zeb... it was a cartwheel ! im sure God has a sense of humour ?
23:06 Sat 30th Apr 2011
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oh dear zebadee i seem to have offended you for which i apologise. however, i had an uncle who was a vicar and he was full of fun (despite all the misfortune he had) and i've seen him dance round his church in sheer happiness when he has been good news. please remember life is for living - we should make the most of it and enjoy what we can. after it is about learning to dance in the rain not waiting for it to go away.
23:07 Sat 30th Apr 2011
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good night. sleep well.
23:17 Sat 30th Apr 2011

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