"I don’t drink champagne anymore after a really bad experience. We had it at my wedding” is a joke that was told on many sites on July 22, 2012. The joke appears to have originated in the United Kingdom.
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Fusion Services
July 22, 2012 · Olton, United Kingdom ·
I don’t drink champagne anymore after a really bad experience.
We had it at my wedding.
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Funnies
July 22, 2012 ·
I don’t drink champagne anymore after a really bad experience.
We had it at my wedding.
Twitter
jasonjamiebcfc
@JasonBCFC_UFC
I don’t drink champagne anymore after a really bad experience. We had it my wedding.
5:07 AM - 22 Jul 2012
Twitter
Mr Miyagi
@MrKeisukeMiyagi
I don’t drink champagne anymore after a really bad experience. We had it my wedding.
5:12 AM - 22 Jul 2012
SheffieldForum
rossyrooney
22-07-2012, 16:44
I don’t drink champagne anymore after a really bad experience.
We had it at my wedding.
No More Panic
blue October
22-07-12, 19:23
Re: * Jokes * let’s have a giggle
I don’t drink champagne anymore after a really bad experience.
We had it at my wedding.
Twitter
Funny One Liners
@funnyoneliners
I don’t drink champagne anymore after a really bad experience.
We had it at my wedding.
7:27 AM - 29 Dec 2014
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Above, John J. Fitz Gerald, from the Aug. 15, 1931, Binghamton (NY) Press, pg. 14.
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