I'm arleady using that on regular basisKitteh said:My new favorite line: "Damnit mom I'm busy!"
...So that's why that name is familiar! I knew the name sounded familiar all day and just trying to remember where.madmatt said:Ummm... This is a bit of a shot in the dark but is La Fage taken from the Monty Python dentist's sketch? I think they used a similar name (I'll look on youtube). If so do I gain nerd cred?
Do I want nerd cred?
Great vid! Thanks!
Its funny how people who never proposed think that when your propose its the first time the question is discussed. How many proposals are more than just a grand gesture the lady can brag to her friends about?zorrandur said:actually I was the one proposing to my girlfriend and it was pretty much a sure thing from the get go. Also I've asked her in numerous ways this was simply the official way. brought to you by brady games... i kid i kid. i was going for something nerdy and semi public so I'd have something to shareLeeshaJoy said:Am I the only one who finds this sort of marriage proposal more than a little tacky? Any sort of public proposal is problematic, because there's enormous pressure on the other party to say yes regardless of his or her feelings on the matter. And when you don't even have the balls to ask in person...
but hey thanks for the two cents![]()
I was the one who proposed and I'm all for more traditional proposals but this is how it went.wonkify said:Maybe this is a generational issue, meaning I am just too old, but I really dislike the gimmick proposal. Especially the public gimmick proposal.
Am I alone in feeling a little skeeved by the arm twisting implied by proposing to a woman in a highly public setting?
If she says no, whatever her reasons, she looks like a villain. Not very nice.
Did I mention I am old? Admitting fully this may just be me who sees it this way.
Full credit to LRR for good intent.
Still love you, my favorite kooky Canadians.
God I miss ENN.
GRATSzorrandur said:p.s. she said yes