Ways to open someones shoes unnoticed

[Safdar]

This sounds weird ye, but my sis marriage wedding ceremony is going on rn, almost gnna end so please be quick.

We open the grooms shoes and blackmail for money, its culture. Bur apparently all the girls held him down and tried 5 girls tried opening his shoes, but theyre so tight. Need suggestions pleesss, and FAST

 

[Sloth]

What culture is this from?

 

[spirits]

so cool bro

 

[Trochek]

what-

 

[Zyger]

What culture is this from?

Special culture

 

[pace]

#easym0ney

 

[fwai]

Shoe rape is a felony in most places I do believe...​

 

[berks]

this has to be the weirdest threads i have ever seen

 

[mai]

With a knife, just cut those mfs
Perform surgery on a shoe

 

[Safdar]

Wow sorry :rofl:

With a knife, just cut those mfs
Perform surgery on a shoe

Lmao

this has to be the weirdest threads i have ever seen

Well, cultures can be weird

Special culture

What culture is this from?

Indian/Bangladeshi

no one gives a flying fuck you are one of the biggest queers on mcmarket

Wieee

Okay, let me break it down:
The groom is always prepared with bags of money and with his friends guarding him to help him break in, because the bride side will be ready in front of the gate of where the wedding happens, and they won't let him in unless the groom satisifes them with money.

Another one is where they steal his shoes and just make fun of it or blackmail him, it's called Joota Chupa in India.

"The game of the Joota Chupai is meant to show the acceptance and open hearts of both sides of the family and how willing and ready they are to share lifetime of laughter and fun together." ~ some site from Google

I found a website to help you learn more: https://www.linandjirsa.com/joota-chupai-indian-wedding-tradition/

 

[User]

Wow sorry :rofl:

Lmao

Well, cultures can be weird


Indian/Bangladeshi


Wieee

Okay, let me break it down:
The groom is always prepared with bags of money and with his friends guarding him to help him break in, because the bride side will be ready in front of the gate of where the wedding happens, and they won't let him in unless the groom satisifes them with money.

Another one is where they steal his shoes and just make fun of it or blackmail him, it's called Joota Chupa in India.

"The game of the Joota Chupai is meant to show the acceptance and open hearts of both sides of the family and how willing and ready they are to share lifetime of laughter and fun together." ~ some site from Google

I found a website to help you learn more: https://www.linandjirsa.com/joota-chupai-indian-wedding-tradition/

wtf this is an actual thing? "hi yes, it is custom here to blackmail our new son-in-law"

 

[Arik]

cut the laces with a knife that you would use to usually eat with.

 

[Safdar]

wtf this is an actual thing? "hi yes, it is custom here to blackmail our new son-in-law"

Blackmail isn't really the appropriate term, just stealing their shoes and watching him look for them is fun. But it's mostly not letting him in somewhere, e.g. the wedding hall or his room after the wedding. Because the bride will move in with the groom, the bride's family just messes with the groom to strengthen their bond, I guess.

I'm just playing along here, cultures can be weird though, I agree.

 

[User]

Blackmail isn't really the appropriate term, just stealing their shoes and watching him look for them is fun. But it's mostly not letting him in somewhere, e.g. the wedding hall or his room after the wedding. Because the bride will move in with the groom, the bride's family just messes with the groom to strengthen their bond, I guess.

I'm just playing along here, cultures can be weird though, I agree.

yeah but it's for monetary gain, not just a practical joke

 

[Safdar]

yeah but it's for monetary gain, not just a practical joke

Usually small amounts are insisted on. It's like a game, the groom's 'back up team', usually his friends, help him get through the crowd and not give money, or whats really common is turn the place into a snow spray battlefield. It all makes sense though, as the couple gets a lot of money from people as gifts usually.

Oh and it's not always about the money, it's sometimes just stealing something of the groom, but it gets returned at last. Our target is to worry the groom somehow and just have fun. Someone from indian cultures pls help me out here lmao

 

[Cold]

yeah but it's for monetary gain, not just a practical joke

indian communities are quite tight knit. They wouldn’t do something like this with bad intentions

 

[runh]

Get him distracted then cut those bad Bois open