Multi-tasking at it's finest!

Jan 21, 2005 13:26

I'm sitting here in class, writing this, playing this super addictive game called "Super Text Twist" on my iBook, half-listening to my professor, and half-zoning... All at the same time! I'm just not in the mood to be here today ( Read more... )

marriage proposals, random update

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power12252 January 21 2005, 21:41:31 UTC
Tall blonde basketball player?? Uh oh, do I have some competition? :D

I have some friends who are Navy pilots. I would take this girl (whoever she may be) to a beautiful romantic spot for a nice picnic. As we are sitting quietly, some loud jets would race over us. They would write in skywriting "Will you marry me?" After the distraction, she'd turn back to me and I'd have the ring waiting for her.

FYI, "The Incredibles" comes out on DVD on March 15th. Not too long.

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missnickers January 21 2005, 21:48:41 UTC
Considering I'll probably never see the basketball dude again... nah. :)

Oh, wow! That is... that is just AWESOME! You, sir, just blew my mind! Have you had that planned or is this something you just thought up, spur of the moment? 'Cause I know girls have all these dreams/fantasies about how their proposal/wedding will be.. but I didn't know guys thought of that stuff, too.

Yes, I have March 15th marked on my calendar! Cut scenes, alternate opening! *squeals in delight!*

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power12252 January 21 2005, 22:04:36 UTC
Whew! :)

It's probably safe to say that most guys DON'T think about stuff like that, but I do sometimes. Glad you like the idea, I'm full of cheesy ideas like that. When my friend got his wings a few years ago, he told me that he could write messages in the sky. I thought "wow, now THAT would be a great way to propose." I don't know if he could just take a military plane like that for personal use, but I'm sure I could bribe him.

If you get the DVD, you can bring it over and we can watch it on the new surround sound.

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rayluxuryacht August 1 2006, 22:57:01 UTC
Excuse me, ma'am, this is the grammar police. You've been cited for adding an unnecessary apostrophe to the word "its" in your subject header. Please accompany me to the station. Your sentence is being hit in the face with a puffy blanket and forced to watch cartoons for ten consecutive hours. If you're good, we may let you have a cookie.

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