That's nothing I whisked my lady friend to Mafia island off the Tanzanian coast where we dined on the beach at sunset before popping the question.
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"Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark Twain -
Originally posted by andrew_neil_ukhttp://news.hereisthecity.com/news/b...ews/6931.cntns
Its quite a long article - but if you need something my make your stomach churn this will do it.
I think they made a typo in the title and transposed a B for the W
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I thought it was a joke and there was going to be a punchline
I proposed to my wife as we ate Shepherds pie on the couch watching the tellie.. I said "Will you marry me?" ... she thought I said "Would you marry me?" So just said "yeah of course I would"... and then carried on watching tv....
I repeated the question.. the penny dropped and happiness chaos ensued.
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You old smoothie - much better that the tw@t in the article, anyway.Originally posted by tayI thought it was a joke and there was going to be a punchline
I proposed to my wife as we ate Shepherds pie on the couch watching the tellie.. I said "Will you marry me?" ... she thought I said "Would you marry me?" So just said "yeah of course I would"... and then carried on watching tv....
I repeated the question.. the penny dropped and happiness chaos ensued.Comment
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that must have been one hell of a shepherd's pieOriginally posted by tayI thought it was a joke and there was going to be a punchline
I proposed to my wife as we ate Shepherds pie on the couch watching the tellie.. I said "Will you marry me?" ... she thought I said "Would you marry me?" So just said "yeah of course I would"... and then carried on watching tv....
I repeated the question.. the penny dropped and happiness chaos ensued.
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Did you find the penny? Couches eat the things.Originally posted by tayI thought it was a joke and there was going to be a punchline
I proposed to my wife as we ate Shepherds pie on the couch watching the tellie.. I said "Will you marry me?" ... she thought I said "Would you marry me?" So just said "yeah of course I would"... and then carried on watching tv....
I repeated the question.. the penny dropped and happiness chaos ensued.Comment
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FFS OK the 'romantic' bit about getting away ect I can just about fathom, but having your mates film the bit and having her sister there?? Surly it’s supposed just to be between two people and be something special, not a parade.
Its like seeing your favourite car (or pair of shoes for the ladies) in the most revolting colour imaginable! Right idea but waaaaay of!
If a mate of mine asked me to do that I’d slap him!!"Wait, I still function!"Comment
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I proposed in the nude - and she started laughing.
We got married anyway
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Americans are weird. The rich ones are even wierder. For fecks sake, this daft mare will be sh4gging the pool boy behind his back within 3 years - I guarantee it.Comment
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