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Popping the Question
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bigvinnysd
Cigar Intern
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I know this probably isn't feasible but buy her BMW... and tell her that BMW stands for BE MY WIFE
and i just realized this topic is a million years old
and i just realized this topic is a million years old
Brickhouse
J.C. Newman owes me royalties.
I just laughed my ass off...thanks a bunch Big V. ROFL
tasman
Just another Squirrel
First of all Congrats! 
Arrange for a day at a private beach together, building sand castles or digging for shells. On the night before, write a love poem on a peice of parchment paper, roll it into an antique bottle with a cork, and bury it in a well marked spot in the sand near your diggings. Be sure you "find" the bottle as you dig together. Open and read the poem, then present the diamond from your pocket and ask her for her hand in marriage.
They say what makes it all romantic is really a favorite place or a favorite song or something you just love doing together.
I am sure you will come up with something! Have fun!
Arrange for a day at a private beach together, building sand castles or digging for shells. On the night before, write a love poem on a peice of parchment paper, roll it into an antique bottle with a cork, and bury it in a well marked spot in the sand near your diggings. Be sure you "find" the bottle as you dig together. Open and read the poem, then present the diamond from your pocket and ask her for her hand in marriage.
They say what makes it all romantic is really a favorite place or a favorite song or something you just love doing together.
I am sure you will come up with something!
Have fun!
Brickhouse
J.C. Newman owes me royalties.
First of all Congrats!
Arrange for a day at a private beach together, building sand castles or digging for shells. On the night before, write a love poem on a peice of parchment paper, roll it into an antique bottle with a cork, and bury it in a well marked spot in the sand near your diggings. Be sure you "find" the bottle as you dig together. Open and read the poem, then present the diamond from your pocket and ask her for her hand in marriage.
They say what makes it all romantic is really a favorite place or a favorite song or something you just love doing together.
I am sure you will come up with something!
It would appear Tas has made the same mistake Big V did, LMAO.
Good idea though Tas, I'm sure it'll help someone
tasman
Just another Squirrel
Ok so it's been a long day! Is it time to herf yet?
stevehawk
'Member? C'mon you 'member!
Okay, who's next? Other good ideas, guys? C'mon, I know ya got em! Help a BOTL out... :whistling:
tasman
Just another Squirrel
Alright Stevehawk you are one of the reasons why time lines get messed up and not notice that the post is almost 4 YEARS OLD!! 
PetersCreek
Codger-in-training
The Wife® and I had made a tradition of celebrating our going-together anniversary at The Corsair, one of our local fine-dining establishments, and I decided that's where I'd pop the question. So, I made an appointment to meet with the manager to make the arrangements.
I selected a semi-secluded round booth that they later told us they called the "love booth." I also looked over their huge wine list but in the end, I talked the manager into allowing me to bring in a special bottle even though they normally don't allow corkage. By special, I don't mean that it was an especially good, expensive, or rare vintage...it was just a nice, undistributed reserve bottling that we purchased on her first trip to an estate winery. I also arranged to drop off a bouquet of flowers ahead of time, to be waiting for her in the booth.
For flowers, I had researched the 19th century custom of assigning meanings to flowers in certain colors and arrangements. I selected a dozen roses in various colors to symbolize things like love, passion, friendship, and fidelity, and had them bound in pairs with ribbon, to signify our engagement.
Finally, the ring...for which there is a backstory. At the time I proposed, we'd been seeing each other for three years and certain friends of ours that we'd see at the watering hole had been teasing us about tying the knot. One day while shopping at Walmart, we came across a couple of cheap wedding-ish looking rings that would look somewhat convincing under bar lighting. We wore them that night and had great sport with our friends when they finally noticed we were wearing them. The "Walmart rings" became mildly infamous after that.
I had already scouted out the real ring...a nice one at that...but just couldn't bring myself to buy it without her there. I always thought it was important for us to make big decisions together...and this was a doozie. So, I obtained a velvet ring box and put the Walmart ring inside. That's right, I proposed with a ring that cost me a whopping $6.97!
So, between dinner and desert, I scooted over next to her and explained the secret meanings of the colors of her roses...and then the symbolism of them being tied together. That's when I dropped to one knee and produced the ring, catching her completely off guard. Of course, I had to be quick about explaining that ring. She got a big kick out of it, actually, while appreciating that we'd make the decision about the real ring together.
That was almost two years and we now celebrate our wedding anniversary at the same restaurant.
Me too...dammit! :blush:
I selected a semi-secluded round booth that they later told us they called the "love booth." I also looked over their huge wine list but in the end, I talked the manager into allowing me to bring in a special bottle even though they normally don't allow corkage. By special, I don't mean that it was an especially good, expensive, or rare vintage...it was just a nice, undistributed reserve bottling that we purchased on her first trip to an estate winery. I also arranged to drop off a bouquet of flowers ahead of time, to be waiting for her in the booth.
For flowers, I had researched the 19th century custom of assigning meanings to flowers in certain colors and arrangements. I selected a dozen roses in various colors to symbolize things like love, passion, friendship, and fidelity, and had them bound in pairs with ribbon, to signify our engagement.
Finally, the ring...for which there is a backstory. At the time I proposed, we'd been seeing each other for three years and certain friends of ours that we'd see at the watering hole had been teasing us about tying the knot. One day while shopping at Walmart, we came across a couple of cheap wedding-ish looking rings that would look somewhat convincing under bar lighting. We wore them that night and had great sport with our friends when they finally noticed we were wearing them. The "Walmart rings" became mildly infamous after that.
I had already scouted out the real ring...a nice one at that...but just couldn't bring myself to buy it without her there. I always thought it was important for us to make big decisions together...and this was a doozie. So, I obtained a velvet ring box and put the Walmart ring inside. That's right, I proposed with a ring that cost me a whopping $6.97!
So, between dinner and desert, I scooted over next to her and explained the secret meanings of the colors of her roses...and then the symbolism of them being tied together. That's when I dropped to one knee and produced the ring, catching her completely off guard. Of course, I had to be quick about explaining that ring. She got a big kick out of it, actually, while appreciating that we'd make the decision about the real ring together.
That was almost two years and we now celebrate our wedding anniversary at the same restaurant.
Alright Stevehawk you are one of the reasons why time lines get messed up and not notice that the post is almost 4 YEARS OLD!!
Me too...dammit! :blush:
BkCloud114
I hate Moochers !!!!!
LMAO..... I was reading this from the beginning and saw Purobrat's name and almost spit my coffee on the screen........
Damn, this is old..... this gives you an idea as to who the FOGs really are.....
Damn, this is old..... this gives you an idea as to who the FOGs really are.....
bigvinnysd
Cigar Intern
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HAHAH
See what happens is people don't notice how old it is, write a huge long post and then realize that it is a really old post but don't want to delete all that they wrote...
I mean, mine was funny haha
See what happens is people don't notice how old it is, write a huge long post and then realize that it is a really old post but don't want to delete all that they wrote...
I mean, mine was funny haha
AVB
Jesus of Cool, I'm bad, I'm nationwide
Now I feel stupid.
Observation deck of the Empire State, offer her the world.
Something like...."I would give up all of this (pointing at the skyline) if you would be mine"
Hey did you notice this was asked in 2002? The guy is probably married has kids and the wife told him no more cigars. The last time he posted was in 2005.
Tommy, Puro Brat is the ultimate in FOGs :sign:
Observation deck of the Empire State, offer her the world.
Something like...."I would give up all of this (pointing at the skyline) if you would be mine"
Mrepp
To boldly troll where no Troll has trolled before
Heh although it would be intresting years later to see how its workin out for the guy. Guess hes still married he hasend logged on since May.
symyn
Member
This is a case of the Search feature gone wrong. Seriously though, what were you searching for? (stalker)
(stalker)
eringg
New Member
You say She's classy well nothing says classy better than Vegas. That's right get the best room at the hotel have the hotel put the big question on the big screen in front of the hotel on the strip. They will tell you that your message will appear at a certain time then you take her to see the screen. I'm telling you Vegas is the marrage capital of the world.
You can have everything set up be ore you leave home. My suggestion would be stay at the Belligio (get the lake view room) Very romantic!!!
You can have everything set up be ore you leave home. My suggestion would be stay at the Belligio (get the lake view room) Very romantic!!!
tasman
Just another Squirrel
Hell he is probably divorced by now! 
stevehawk
'Member? C'mon you 'member!
Alright Stevehawk you are one of the reasons why time lines get messed up and not notice that the post is almost 4 YEARS OLD!!
Just funnin'... :laugh:
I was hoping to see others post ideas without relaizing how old the thread was...
Nice story, PetersCreek!