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Why You Shouldn't Stress On Your Wedding Day Posted by Pile (12034 views) [E-Mail link] [Vanity] [Humor] I'm not going to say much, except, if you ever thought things didn't go well on your wedding day, watch this video... UPDATE: While entertaining, it turns out this is a hoax. A video of a bride chopping her hair off during a meltdown an hour before her wedding -- seen by more than 2 million viewers worldwide on YouTube -- is a hoax. Except that the 22-year-old aspiring actress, whose real name is Jane Scede, really did cut her hair in the video filmed by Toronto-based Ryerson University grad Angina Hoss.   maintenance Posted by Anonymous on 2007-01-28 10:48:19 So...this is a cautionary tale or some sort of pre Darwin award propaganda? For those that haven't watched the video it really is painful, though insightful and edifying. Posted by Stan A on 2007-01-28 14:27:36 I think PMS is a factor in that video. You have to wonder which of the bridesmaids put this on the net (or more likely, their boyfriend). 1 Article displayed.

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