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( , Sun 11 Feb 2007, 22:43, archived)
Pfft
I remember hearing about a guy who wanted to have written in the sky 'Will you marry me'.
He found out it cost £5000 to do. He was really shocked by this but the rep said 'look, it's amazing
to see. We're doing it for someone else so come down to place X at time Y and you can see for yourself'
So at a nice field near place X at time Y he's having a nice picnic with his girlfriend...
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Sun 11 Feb 2007, 22:46,
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He found out it cost £5000 to do. He was really shocked by this but the rep said 'look, it's amazing
to see. We're doing it for someone else so come down to place X at time Y and you can see for yourself'
So at a nice field near place X at time Y he's having a nice picnic with his girlfriend...
That is entirely possible
...And the barman said 'why the long face'
Better?
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Sun 11 Feb 2007, 22:53,
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Better?
Such a lovely place,
Such a lovely place,
'cos we're livin' it up at the Hotel California....
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Sun 11 Feb 2007, 23:04,
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'cos we're livin' it up at the Hotel California....
Sensible man.
I can't help but think that, unless you are stinking rich, spending a large chunk of money on a gesture is a poor way to start into a life of shared resources.
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Sun 11 Feb 2007, 22:58,
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I made my wife's wedding ring myself by hand
I also made our wedding cake and, despite getting hung up in a cave by it, I have not let go of my wedding ring (which my wife made for me) since she put it on my finger. When I had it mended after the caving incident I found a jeweller who was willing to let me do the work under her guidance.
If I'd spent £5k of the house deposit on a proposal I think Jim would have kicked my arse.
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Sun 11 Feb 2007, 23:10,
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If I'd spent £5k of the house deposit on a proposal I think Jim would have kicked my arse.