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When Kermit Met Piggy...

Mistersuperstar

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Jim and Jane seperated in 1986 but never divorced. I really don't think people can get legally married without actually being aware of it. I am pretty sure it would be null and void.
 

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I don't think it counts if there wasn't any intention behind it.

This thread has taken many interesting turns.
 

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First it was about Kermit and Piggy being in a relationship, now we are discussing Frank and Jim's hands being legally bound. Very odd indeed.
 

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Star of Soup said:
now we are discussing Frank and Jim's hands being legally bound.
I am tempted to make that my signiture...so hilarious...
 

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First it was about Kermit and Piggy being in a relationship, now we are discussing Frank and Jim's hands being legally bound. Very odd indeed.
Being weird runs in the Muppet Central family : D!
It's an interesting pairing though. XD Their hands are pretty. Anyway, I think Kermit is playing with Piggy's feelings though my fan side says:

"KERMIT IS TOO SWEET TO DO THAT!"
XD
 

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Well, do you think Frank and Jim signed a marriage liscence? They might be ILLEGALLY married. Thanks to the frog and pig.
 

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XD LOL!

Jim and Frank did not. <3 Jim and Franky are just wonderful friends and their hands are straight k? : D
 

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Well, do you think Frank and Jim signed a marriage liscence? They might be ILLEGALLY married. Thanks to the frog and pig.
I know that Piggy got Scooter to trick Kermit into signing a marriage license in the Marissa Berensen episode of The Muppet Show, but do you think Miss Piggy got Kermit to sign a marriage license when he had amnesia in The Muppets Take Manhattan (and could she have gotten him to sign "Kermit the Frog" instead of "Phillip Phil"?)?
 

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Unfortunatley it was on the show. D: Perhaps they really aren't a couple as we would like it.
Kermit=Denies or does not really like her in 'that way'
Piggy= Insists he is.
 
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