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Hatman
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Subject: The Engagement Story Posted Fri Oct 19, 2007 at 12:54:26 pm EDT (Viewed 567 times) |
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I have this posted up on Facebook because I was tired of retyping it, so I thought why not share it here too? For anyone interested, here are the "details", so to speak.
Being the smooth and suave gentleman that I am, I snuck into Sarah's apartment in the wee hours of the morning. When she discovered me making omelettes for breakfast, she was fairly taken aback for a couple of reasons.
1. It was my birthday, so why was I making breakfast?
2. I never go over to her place on a workday for breakfast.
So once Sarah was finished getting ready for work, I told her that I was not over just for breakfast, I was there for my birthday present as well.
(Now, to put this in perspective, I already knew what Sarah had gotten me. Since I'm the one who picks up the mail (we share a post office box), I had picked it up from the post office two weeks earlier. I had been bugging her since I knew what it was (Heroes Season 1 on DVD) that I should get it early, but she wouldn't bite.)
Anyway, I said I was over for my birthday present, and she immediately began to protest that I could not have it yet. So while she was off-guard and in mid-tirade (okay, tirade is a bit strong) I galantly dropped to one knee and asked her to marry me.
Really I could have said that I'd shot a hippo on the way over and had it stuffed in the deep freeze and she would have said "Yes" since Sarah admits she has no idea what I said, but she got the idea.
I led her on for a couple of weeks now that she would have to wait until November for me to propose. I admit I made a couple of verbal slips beforehand that Sarah said make a lot more sense now (she accepted my excuse that I simply misspoke at the time), but I think the combination of 2 weeks early with first thing in the morning on my birthday threw her for enough of a loop that I caught her completely by surprise.
So that's the story. Quite the birthday present eh?
~Hat~
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killer shrike
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Subject: Nicely done! [Re: Hatman] Posted Fri Oct 19, 2007 at 02:23:13 pm EDT |
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> I have this posted up on Facebook because I was tired of retyping it, so I thought why not share it here too? For anyone interested, here are the "details", so to speak.
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>
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> Being the smooth and suave gentleman that I am, I snuck into Sarah's apartment in the wee hours of the morning. When she discovered me making omelettes for breakfast, she was fairly taken aback for a couple of reasons.
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> 1. It was my birthday, so why was I making breakfast?
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> 2. I never go over to her place on a workday for breakfast.
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> So once Sarah was finished getting ready for work, I told her that I was not over just for breakfast, I was there for my birthday present as well.
>
> (Now, to put this in perspective, I already knew what Sarah had gotten me. Since I'm the one who picks up the mail (we share a post office box), I had picked it up from the post office two weeks earlier. I had been bugging her since I knew what it was (Heroes Season 1 on DVD) that I should get it early, but she wouldn't bite.)
>
> Anyway, I said I was over for my birthday present, and she immediately began to protest that I could not have it yet. So while she was off-guard and in mid-tirade (okay, tirade is a bit strong) I galantly dropped to one knee and asked her to marry me.
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> Really I could have said that I'd shot a hippo on the way over and had it stuffed in the deep freeze and she would have said "Yes" since Sarah admits she has no idea what I said, but she got the idea.
>
> I led her on for a couple of weeks now that she would have to wait until November for me to propose. I admit I made a couple of verbal slips beforehand that Sarah said make a lot more sense now (she accepted my excuse that I simply misspoke at the time), but I think the combination of 2 weeks early with first thing in the morning on my birthday threw her for enough of a loop that I caught her completely by surprise.
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> So that's the story. Quite the birthday present eh?
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> ~Hat~
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Anime Jason from Florida
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Subject: That ending beats jail time for breaking and entering by a long shot. [Re: Hatman] Posted Fri Oct 19, 2007 at 03:48:21 pm EDT (Viewed 504 times) |
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HH says congratulations once again. When should we do a chat for Sarah so we can fill her in on her hubby-to-be?
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Subject: So... Canadians usually have to shoot a hippo before they propose to a girl? [Re: Hatman] Posted Fri Oct 19, 2007 at 05:35:41 pm EDT |
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> I have this posted up on Facebook because I was tired of retyping it, so I thought why not share it here too? For anyone interested, here are the "details", so to speak.
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>
>
> Being the smooth and suave gentleman that I am, I snuck into Sarah's apartment in the wee hours of the morning. When she discovered me making omelettes for breakfast, she was fairly taken aback for a couple of reasons.
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> 1. It was my birthday, so why was I making breakfast?
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> 2. I never go over to her place on a workday for breakfast.
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> So once Sarah was finished getting ready for work, I told her that I was not over just for breakfast, I was there for my birthday present as well.
>
> (Now, to put this in perspective, I already knew what Sarah had gotten me. Since I'm the one who picks up the mail (we share a post office box), I had picked it up from the post office two weeks earlier. I had been bugging her since I knew what it was (Heroes Season 1 on DVD) that I should get it early, but she wouldn't bite.)
>
> Anyway, I said I was over for my birthday present, and she immediately began to protest that I could not have it yet. So while she was off-guard and in mid-tirade (okay, tirade is a bit strong) I galantly dropped to one knee and asked her to marry me.
>
> Really I could have said that I'd shot a hippo on the way over and had it stuffed in the deep freeze and she would have said "Yes" since Sarah admits she has no idea what I said, but she got the idea.
>
> I led her on for a couple of weeks now that she would have to wait until November for me to propose. I admit I made a couple of verbal slips beforehand that Sarah said make a lot more sense now (she accepted my excuse that I simply misspoke at the time), but I think the combination of 2 weeks early with first thing in the morning on my birthday threw her for enough of a loop that I caught her completely by surprise.
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> So that's the story. Quite the birthday present eh?
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> ~Hat~
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Hatman
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Subject: Don't be ridiculous. [Re: HH says congratulations once again. When should we do a chat for Sarah so we can fill her in on her hubby-to-be?] Posted Fri Oct 19, 2007 at 05:41:31 pm EDT (Viewed 494 times) |
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We shoot moose.
Do you seriously want me to have Sarah come to a chat?
~Hat~
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Hatman
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Subject: It's breaking and entering if you have a key? [Re: Anime Jason from Florida] Posted Fri Oct 19, 2007 at 05:42:28 pm EDT (Viewed 430 times) |
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Besides, the door was unlocked anyway. Gotta love the country.
~Hat~
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Hatman
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Subject: I keep telling Sarah I'm smooth but she doesn't buy it, I mean believe it [Re: killer shrike] Posted Fri Oct 19, 2007 at 05:43:55 pm EDT (Viewed 494 times) |
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> > I have this posted up on Facebook because I was tired of retyping it, so I thought why not share it here too? For anyone interested, here are the "details", so to speak.
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> >
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> > Being the smooth and suave gentleman that I am, I snuck into Sarah's apartment in the wee hours of the morning. When she discovered me making omelettes for breakfast, she was fairly taken aback for a couple of reasons.
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> > 1. It was my birthday, so why was I making breakfast?
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> > 2. I never go over to her place on a workday for breakfast.
> >
> > So once Sarah was finished getting ready for work, I told her that I was not over just for breakfast, I was there for my birthday present as well.
> >
> > (Now, to put this in perspective, I already knew what Sarah had gotten me. Since I'm the one who picks up the mail (we share a post office box), I had picked it up from the post office two weeks earlier. I had been bugging her since I knew what it was (Heroes Season 1 on DVD) that I should get it early, but she wouldn't bite.)
> >
> > Anyway, I said I was over for my birthday present, and she immediately began to protest that I could not have it yet. So while she was off-guard and in mid-tirade (okay, tirade is a bit strong) I galantly dropped to one knee and asked her to marry me.
> >
> > Really I could have said that I'd shot a hippo on the way over and had it stuffed in the deep freeze and she would have said "Yes" since Sarah admits she has no idea what I said, but she got the idea.
> >
> > I led her on for a couple of weeks now that she would have to wait until November for me to propose. I admit I made a couple of verbal slips beforehand that Sarah said make a lot more sense now (she accepted my excuse that I simply misspoke at the time), but I think the combination of 2 weeks early with first thing in the morning on my birthday threw her for enough of a loop that I caught her completely by surprise.
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> > So that's the story. Quite the birthday present eh?
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> > ~Hat~
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Visionary says congrats again!
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Subject: Well, the dialog could have been punchier, but I love a happy ending. [Re: Hatman] Posted Fri Oct 19, 2007 at 06:21:19 pm EDT |
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> I have this posted up on Facebook because I was tired of retyping it, so I thought why not share it here too? For anyone interested, here are the "details", so to speak.
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>
>
> Being the smooth and suave gentleman that I am, I snuck into Sarah's apartment in the wee hours of the morning. When she discovered me making omelettes for breakfast, she was fairly taken aback for a couple of reasons.
>
> 1. It was my birthday, so why was I making breakfast?
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> 2. I never go over to her place on a workday for breakfast.
>
> So once Sarah was finished getting ready for work, I told her that I was not over just for breakfast, I was there for my birthday present as well.
>
> (Now, to put this in perspective, I already knew what Sarah had gotten me. Since I'm the one who picks up the mail (we share a post office box), I had picked it up from the post office two weeks earlier. I had been bugging her since I knew what it was (Heroes Season 1 on DVD) that I should get it early, but she wouldn't bite.)
>
> Anyway, I said I was over for my birthday present, and she immediately began to protest that I could not have it yet. So while she was off-guard and in mid-tirade (okay, tirade is a bit strong) I galantly dropped to one knee and asked her to marry me.
>
> Really I could have said that I'd shot a hippo on the way over and had it stuffed in the deep freeze and she would have said "Yes" since Sarah admits she has no idea what I said, but she got the idea.
>
> I led her on for a couple of weeks now that she would have to wait until November for me to propose. I admit I made a couple of verbal slips beforehand that Sarah said make a lot more sense now (she accepted my excuse that I simply misspoke at the time), but I think the combination of 2 weeks early with first thing in the morning on my birthday threw her for enough of a loop that I caught her completely by surprise.
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> So that's the story. Quite the birthday present eh?
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> ~Hat~
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Visionary
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Subject: Why wouldn't we want to meet her? [Re: Hatman] Posted Fri Oct 19, 2007 at 06:21:42 pm EDT |
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> We shoot moose.
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> Do you seriously want me to have Sarah come to a chat?
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> ~Hat~
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CrazySugarFreakBoy!
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Subject: You must marry dressed as cartoon characters. :) [Re: Hatman] Posted Fri Oct 19, 2007 at 06:59:45 pm EDT (Viewed 535 times) |
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Scott
Location: Southwest US Member Since: Sun Sep 02, 2007 Posts: 326
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Subject: That's so cool. I read it aloud to the fam. They loved it. You Don Wuan, you. [Re: Hatman] Posted Sat Oct 20, 2007 at 12:32:20 pm EDT (Viewed 485 times) |
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> I have this posted up on Facebook because I was tired of retyping it, so I thought why not share it here too? For anyone interested, here are the "details", so to speak.
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>
>
> Being the smooth and suave gentleman that I am, I snuck into Sarah's apartment in the wee hours of the morning. When she discovered me making omelettes for breakfast, she was fairly taken aback for a couple of reasons.
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> 1. It was my birthday, so why was I making breakfast?
>
> 2. I never go over to her place on a workday for breakfast.
>
> So once Sarah was finished getting ready for work, I told her that I was not over just for breakfast, I was there for my birthday present as well.
>
> (Now, to put this in perspective, I already knew what Sarah had gotten me. Since I'm the one who picks up the mail (we share a post office box), I had picked it up from the post office two weeks earlier. I had been bugging her since I knew what it was (Heroes Season 1 on DVD) that I should get it early, but she wouldn't bite.)
>
> Anyway, I said I was over for my birthday present, and she immediately began to protest that I could not have it yet. So while she was off-guard and in mid-tirade (okay, tirade is a bit strong) I galantly dropped to one knee and asked her to marry me.
>
> Really I could have said that I'd shot a hippo on the way over and had it stuffed in the deep freeze and she would have said "Yes" since Sarah admits she has no idea what I said, but she got the idea.
>
> I led her on for a couple of weeks now that she would have to wait until November for me to propose. I admit I made a couple of verbal slips beforehand that Sarah said make a lot more sense now (she accepted my excuse that I simply misspoke at the time), but I think the combination of 2 weeks early with first thing in the morning on my birthday threw her for enough of a loop that I caught her completely by surprise.
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> So that's the story. Quite the birthday present eh?
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> ~Hat~
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Scott
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DONAR
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Subject: It doth warmeth mine hearteth... [Re: Hatman] Posted Sun Oct 21, 2007 at 02:01:53 am EDT (Viewed 565 times) |
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> I have this posted up on Facebook because I was tired of retyping it, so I thought why not share it here too? For anyone interested, here are the "details", so to speak.
>
>
>
> Being the smooth and suave gentleman that I am, I snuck into Sarah's apartment in the wee hours of the morning. When she discovered me making omelettes for breakfast, she was fairly taken aback for a couple of reasons.
>
> 1. It was my birthday, so why was I making breakfast?
>
> 2. I never go over to her place on a workday for breakfast.
>
> So once Sarah was finished getting ready for work, I told her that I was not over just for breakfast, I was there for my birthday present as well.
>
> (Now, to put this in perspective, I already knew what Sarah had gotten me. Since I'm the one who picks up the mail (we share a post office box), I had picked it up from the post office two weeks earlier. I had been bugging her since I knew what it was (Heroes Season 1 on DVD) that I should get it early, but she wouldn't bite.)
>
> Anyway, I said I was over for my birthday present, and she immediately began to protest that I could not have it yet. So while she was off-guard and in mid-tirade (okay, tirade is a bit strong) I galantly dropped to one knee and asked her to marry me.
>
> Really I could have said that I'd shot a hippo on the way over and had it stuffed in the deep freeze and she would have said "Yes" since Sarah admits she has no idea what I said, but she got the idea.
>
> I led her on for a couple of weeks now that she would have to wait until November for me to propose. I admit I made a couple of verbal slips beforehand that Sarah said make a lot more sense now (she accepted my excuse that I simply misspoke at the time), but I think the combination of 2 weeks early with first thing in the morning on my birthday threw her for enough of a loop that I caught her completely by surprise.
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> So that's the story. Quite the birthday present eh?
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> ~Hat~
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...so see that the flames of romance burneth so brightly within thee.
Congratulations Jay. You put in the effort and now you have the best birthday present you could have wished for...only problem is how can you top this next year? (The correct answer is that you'll have had the love of your life by your side with you for 12 months. Bonus points if she gets you Heroes season II as well.)
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DONAR
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Subject: I think the question should be "Why don't you wan't her to meet us?" :P [Re: Visionary] Posted Sun Oct 21, 2007 at 02:03:56 am EDT (Viewed 495 times) |
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> > We shoot moose.
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> > Do you seriously want me to have Sarah come to a chat?
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Manga Shoggoth
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Subject: I wasn't aware that that was a question. [Re: DONAR] Posted Mon Oct 22, 2007 at 04:09:49 am EDT (Viewed 474 times) |
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As is always the case with my writing, please feel free to comment.
I welcome both positive and negative criticism of my work, although I cannot promise to enjoy the negative.
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Manga Shoggoth
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Subject: Misdirection is the key! [Re: Hatman] Posted Mon Oct 22, 2007 at 04:10:35 am EDT (Viewed 459 times) |
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As is always the case with my writing, please feel free to comment.
I welcome both positive and negative criticism of my work, although I cannot promise to enjoy the negative.
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Hatman
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Subject: We'll try to schedule a chat for you guys to meet her soon [Re: Manga Shoggoth] Posted Tue Oct 23, 2007 at 10:21:51 am EDT (Viewed 440 times) |
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Hatman
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Subject: I'll keep that in mind for the Director's Cut [Re: Visionary says congrats again!] Posted Tue Oct 23, 2007 at 10:22:38 am EDT (Viewed 495 times) |
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> > I have this posted up on Facebook because I was tired of retyping it, so I thought why not share it here too? For anyone interested, here are the "details", so to speak.
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> >
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> > Being the smooth and suave gentleman that I am, I snuck into Sarah's apartment in the wee hours of the morning. When she discovered me making omelettes for breakfast, she was fairly taken aback for a couple of reasons.
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> > 1. It was my birthday, so why was I making breakfast?
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> > 2. I never go over to her place on a workday for breakfast.
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> > So once Sarah was finished getting ready for work, I told her that I was not over just for breakfast, I was there for my birthday present as well.
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> > (Now, to put this in perspective, I already knew what Sarah had gotten me. Since I'm the one who picks up the mail (we share a post office box), I had picked it up from the post office two weeks earlier. I had been bugging her since I knew what it was (Heroes Season 1 on DVD) that I should get it early, but she wouldn't bite.)
> >
> > Anyway, I said I was over for my birthday present, and she immediately began to protest that I could not have it yet. So while she was off-guard and in mid-tirade (okay, tirade is a bit strong) I galantly dropped to one knee and asked her to marry me.
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> > Really I could have said that I'd shot a hippo on the way over and had it stuffed in the deep freeze and she would have said "Yes" since Sarah admits she has no idea what I said, but she got the idea.
> >
> > I led her on for a couple of weeks now that she would have to wait until November for me to propose. I admit I made a couple of verbal slips beforehand that Sarah said make a lot more sense now (she accepted my excuse that I simply misspoke at the time), but I think the combination of 2 weeks early with first thing in the morning on my birthday threw her for enough of a loop that I caught her completely by surprise.
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> > So that's the story. Quite the birthday present eh?
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> > ~Hat~
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Subject: Sarah wasn't too thrilled when she read that comment, so I think not. Although... [Re: CrazySugarFreakBoy!] Posted Tue Oct 23, 2007 at 10:25:34 am EDT (Viewed 520 times) |
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While not cartoon characters, I wanted to borrow my favourite scene from 300 for the wedding.
Pastor: "Does anyone object to this union?"
Person In Attendance: "I object! This is madness!"
Me: "Madness?"
Pause for dramatic effect.
Me: "This. Is. My wedding!!"
BOOM! Jay kicks the speaker into a big hole.
Sarah won't let me though.
~Hat~
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Hatman
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Subject: Yet Sarah says I'm not smooth. Go figure. [Re: Scott] Posted Tue Oct 23, 2007 at 10:26:31 am EDT (Viewed 491 times) |
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> > I have this posted up on Facebook because I was tired of retyping it, so I thought why not share it here too? For anyone interested, here are the "details", so to speak.
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> > Being the smooth and suave gentleman that I am, I snuck into Sarah's apartment in the wee hours of the morning. When she discovered me making omelettes for breakfast, she was fairly taken aback for a couple of reasons.
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> > 1. It was my birthday, so why was I making breakfast?
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> > 2. I never go over to her place on a workday for breakfast.
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> > So once Sarah was finished getting ready for work, I told her that I was not over just for breakfast, I was there for my birthday present as well.
> >
> > (Now, to put this in perspective, I already knew what Sarah had gotten me. Since I'm the one who picks up the mail (we share a post office box), I had picked it up from the post office two weeks earlier. I had been bugging her since I knew what it was (Heroes Season 1 on DVD) that I should get it early, but she wouldn't bite.)
> >
> > Anyway, I said I was over for my birthday present, and she immediately began to protest that I could not have it yet. So while she was off-guard and in mid-tirade (okay, tirade is a bit strong) I galantly dropped to one knee and asked her to marry me.
> >
> > Really I could have said that I'd shot a hippo on the way over and had it stuffed in the deep freeze and she would have said "Yes" since Sarah admits she has no idea what I said, but she got the idea.
> >
> > I led her on for a couple of weeks now that she would have to wait until November for me to propose. I admit I made a couple of verbal slips beforehand that Sarah said make a lot more sense now (she accepted my excuse that I simply misspoke at the time), but I think the combination of 2 weeks early with first thing in the morning on my birthday threw her for enough of a loop that I caught her completely by surprise.
> >
> > So that's the story. Quite the birthday present eh?
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> >
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> > ~Hat~
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Subject: I can think of one way to top this year's birthday, but that won't be for a few years :) [Re: DONAR] Posted Tue Oct 23, 2007 at 10:28:30 am EDT (Viewed 509 times) |
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> > I have this posted up on Facebook because I was tired of retyping it, so I thought why not share it here too? For anyone interested, here are the "details", so to speak.
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> >
> > Being the smooth and suave gentleman that I am, I snuck into Sarah's apartment in the wee hours of the morning. When she discovered me making omelettes for breakfast, she was fairly taken aback for a couple of reasons.
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> > 1. It was my birthday, so why was I making breakfast?
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> > 2. I never go over to her place on a workday for breakfast.
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> > So once Sarah was finished getting ready for work, I told her that I was not over just for breakfast, I was there for my birthday present as well.
> >
> > (Now, to put this in perspective, I already knew what Sarah had gotten me. Since I'm the one who picks up the mail (we share a post office box), I had picked it up from the post office two weeks earlier. I had been bugging her since I knew what it was (Heroes Season 1 on DVD) that I should get it early, but she wouldn't bite.)
> >
> > Anyway, I said I was over for my birthday present, and she immediately began to protest that I could not have it yet. So while she was off-guard and in mid-tirade (okay, tirade is a bit strong) I galantly dropped to one knee and asked her to marry me.
> >
> > Really I could have said that I'd shot a hippo on the way over and had it stuffed in the deep freeze and she would have said "Yes" since Sarah admits she has no idea what I said, but she got the idea.
> >
> > I led her on for a couple of weeks now that she would have to wait until November for me to propose. I admit I made a couple of verbal slips beforehand that Sarah said make a lot more sense now (she accepted my excuse that I simply misspoke at the time), but I think the combination of 2 weeks early with first thing in the morning on my birthday threw her for enough of a loop that I caught her completely by surprise.
> >
> > So that's the story. Quite the birthday present eh?
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> > ~Hat~
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> ...so see that the flames of romance burneth so brightly within thee.
>
> Congratulations Jay. You put in the effort and now you have the best birthday present you could have wished for...only problem is how can you top this next year? (The correct answer is that you'll have had the love of your life by your side with you for 12 months. Bonus points if she gets you Heroes season II as well.)
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Subject: Exactly! It's not fun if she sees it coming [Re: Manga Shoggoth] Posted Tue Oct 23, 2007 at 10:28:52 am EDT (Viewed 515 times) |
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