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BAM MARGERA, the professional skateboarder imitation cartier ring trinity and ''Jackass'' star, is used to making appearances at his hometown courthouse, but on this frosty Wednesday morning he was here of his own volition, more or less. He had arrived at a sterile and totally not rad government office (just across the hall from the tax cartier love ring diamond fake claims and liens bureau) with his fianc? Missy Rothstein, an MTV camera crew close behind recording Mr. Margera, the scruffy 27 year old daredevil, as he took the biggest plunge of all: applying for a marriage license.
Before the young couple could qualify, however, they had to answer a series of seemingly perfunctory questions posed by a clerk, who addressed the groom to be by his given name, Brandon. Were either of them afflicted with any transmittable diseases? Were they under the influence of liquor or other intoxicants? Were they weak minded or insane? Mr. Margera thought long and hard about each of these inquiries before answering no to all.
Finally cartier diamond rings replica the clerk asked if they had fully contemplated the responsibilities of marriage and were certain they wanted to go through with it. Ms. Rothstein, a slender, 26 year old West Chester native who works at a nearby sign shop, was first to respond. ''If I wasn't sure,'' she said, ''I would have run away a long fake ring cartier time ago.''
Then she waited for her betrothed to pay the $50 cash application fee, but Mr. Margera had forgotten to bring any money. Instead their camera crew pooled their resources and bought the couple their ticket to a future of connubial bliss, dirty diapers and equitable distribution laws.
The singles scene's loss is cable television's gain. Beginning on Tuesday the unorthodox, mostly unscripted preparations for Mr. Margera and Ms. Rothstein's wedding will provide the raw footage for a new MTV reality series, ''Bam's Unholy Union,'' the third MTV show on which Mr. Margera has played a prominent role.
Those viewers who were unaware of his skateboarding exploits were introduced to Mr. Margera on ''Jackass,'' the stunt show that featured him running amok at a rest stop while dressed as an escaped mental patient and setting off fireworks in the bedroom of his sleeping parents. A spinoff, ''Viva la Bam,'' followed Mr. Margera, his family and friends as they wreaked havoc on the Pennsylvania estate near here that he built from endorsement deals for skating gear, apparel and Right Guard deodorant.
Last January Mr. Margera and Ms. Rothstein were shopping at the Cartier store in the King of Prussia Mall when they discovered a diamond engagement ring that happened to fit Ms. Rothstein's finger perfectly. Mr. Margera took it as a sign and decided to propose on the spot.
''I was like, 'Now's the time,' '' Mr. Margera recalled over lunch at a local pub, swigging Strongbow cider while Ms. Rothstein sipped unsweetened iced tea. ''We just sat there and drank three bottles of Champagne. Then we forgot to get gas on the way home, and we straight up ran out of gas on Route 202.''
After celebrating the good news with Ms. Rothstein's family, Mr. Margera reached out to MTV. ''Bam called up and said: 'Hey, I'm getting married. Is that a show?' '' Lois Curren, the network's executive vice president for series entertainment and programming, recalled in a telephone interview. ''And we thought, 'Yes, we believe it is.' It offers this different prism for our viewers to look at things like marriage for the first time. It's tender and it's torturous at the same time.''
The same could be said for Mr. Margera and Ms. Rothstein's tumultuous courtship. Though they had been friends since they were in sixth grade together, by 2001 they were dating other people who would not allow them to see each other. (''They must have been jealous for a reason,'' Ms. Rothstein said.)
But two years ago they found themselves available again after Ms. Rothstein parted ways with her boyfriend and Mr. Margera endured a particularly nasty split from his former fianc? the actress Jenn Rivell, against whom Mr. Margera would later seek an order of protection. ''Sometimes when you're with somebody, and all their stuff is at your house, it's so hard to break up with them,'' Mr. Margera explained. ''You don't know what they're going to wreck and destroy.''
After reuniting and embarking on a relationship of their own, Mr. Margera and Ms. Rothstein discovered they were a perfect match. ''I love his spontaneity, even though it drives me crazy sometimes,'' Ms. Rothstein said. ''I'd be bored if he was normal like everyone else.''
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BAM MARGERA, the professional skateboarder imitation cartier ring trinity and ''Jackass'' star, is used to making appearances at his hometown courthouse, but on this frosty Wednesday morning he was here of his own volition, more or less. He had arrived at a sterile and totally not rad government office (just across the hall from the tax cartier love ring diamond fake claims and liens bureau) with his fianc? Missy Rothstein, an MTV camera crew close behind recording Mr. Margera, the scruffy 27 year old daredevil, as he took the biggest plunge of all: applying for a marriage license.
Before the young couple could qualify, however, they had to answer a series of seemingly perfunctory questions posed by a clerk, who addressed the groom to be by his given name, Brandon. Were either of them afflicted with any transmittable diseases? Were they under the influence of liquor or other intoxicants? Were they weak minded or insane? Mr. Margera thought long and hard about each of these inquiries before answering no to all.
Finally cartier diamond rings replica the clerk asked if they had fully contemplated the responsibilities of marriage and were certain they wanted to go through with it. Ms. Rothstein, a slender, 26 year old West Chester native who works at a nearby sign shop, was first to respond. ''If I wasn't sure,'' she said, ''I would have run away a long fake ring cartier time ago.''
Then she waited for her betrothed to pay the $50 cash application fee, but Mr. Margera had forgotten to bring any money. Instead their camera crew pooled their resources and bought the couple their ticket to a future of connubial bliss, dirty diapers and equitable distribution laws.
The singles scene's loss is cable television's gain. Beginning on Tuesday the unorthodox, mostly unscripted preparations for Mr. Margera and Ms. Rothstein's wedding will provide the raw footage for a new MTV reality series, ''Bam's Unholy Union,'' the third MTV show on which Mr. Margera has played a prominent role.
Those viewers who were unaware of his skateboarding exploits were introduced to Mr. Margera on ''Jackass,'' the stunt show that featured him running amok at a rest stop while dressed as an escaped mental patient and setting off fireworks in the bedroom of his sleeping parents. A spinoff, ''Viva la Bam,'' followed Mr. Margera, his family and friends as they wreaked havoc on the Pennsylvania estate near here that he built from endorsement deals for skating gear, apparel and Right Guard deodorant.
Last January Mr. Margera and Ms. Rothstein were shopping at the Cartier store in the King of Prussia Mall when they discovered a diamond engagement ring that happened to fit Ms. Rothstein's finger perfectly. Mr. Margera took it as a sign and decided to propose on the spot.
''I was like, 'Now's the time,' '' Mr. Margera recalled over lunch at a local pub, swigging Strongbow cider while Ms. Rothstein sipped unsweetened iced tea. ''We just sat there and drank three bottles of Champagne. Then we forgot to get gas on the way home, and we straight up ran out of gas on Route 202.''
After celebrating the good news with Ms. Rothstein's family, Mr. Margera reached out to MTV. ''Bam called up and said: 'Hey, I'm getting married. Is that a show?' '' Lois Curren, the network's executive vice president for series entertainment and programming, recalled in a telephone interview. ''And we thought, 'Yes, we believe it is.' It offers this different prism for our viewers to look at things like marriage for the first time. It's tender and it's torturous at the same time.''
The same could be said for Mr. Margera and Ms. Rothstein's tumultuous courtship. Though they had been friends since they were in sixth grade together, by 2001 they were dating other people who would not allow them to see each other. (''They must have been jealous for a reason,'' Ms. Rothstein said.)
But two years ago they found themselves available again after Ms. Rothstein parted ways with her boyfriend and Mr. Margera endured a particularly nasty split from his former fianc? the actress Jenn Rivell, against whom Mr. Margera would later seek an order of protection. ''Sometimes when you're with somebody, and all their stuff is at your house, it's so hard to break up with them,'' Mr. Margera explained. ''You don't know what they're going to wreck and destroy.''
After reuniting and embarking on a relationship of their own, Mr. Margera and Ms. Rothstein discovered they were a perfect match. ''I love his spontaneity, even though it drives me crazy sometimes,'' Ms. Rothstein said. ''I'd be bored if he was normal like everyone else.''
Mr. Margera said: ''If it's Valentine's Day, I don't want her to expect flowers from me just because that's what you're supposed to do. My Valentine's Day is May 5.''
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