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The first time William I proposed to his wife Matilda, in about 1053 (when he was still only Duke of Normandy) outside a church after the Sunday service, she turned him down. He promptly smacked her in the face, knocking her over, and kicked her a few of times and asked again, and then she agreeed.
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.
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!!
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.
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.
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.
You old smoothie - much better that the tw@t in the article, anyway.
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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