Does this mean it is a portent of doom?
No I am not going to wear a meringue shaped dress.....:pinch:
I am considering asking the BF if he fancies a fetish wedding with him in a collar, lead and rubber jump suit. Do you think he will agree? :unsure:
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Does this mean it is a portent of doom?
No I am not going to wear a meringue shaped dress.....:pinch:
I am considering asking the BF if he fancies a fetish wedding with him in a collar, lead and rubber jump suit. Do you think he will agree? :unsure:
Don't think so.
And congrats, you.
Congratulations :01:
Are we all invited to the party or wot.
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Originally Posted by sArA
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Originally Posted by manker
No date yet matey.....soon as there is I will let my forum brethren know...
Quality :happy:
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Originally Posted by Virtualbody1234
Hmmmm does this mean yes good idea or no, don't bother to ask?
I actually think he would look pretty good as he is sans beer gut and would look rather fetching....also, he does need to know who's boss doncha think?
You could have an engagement party! :01:Quote:
Originally Posted by sArA
Ok...fancy meeting down TwisterX's forum pub about 8ish?
You buying?
To be honest, I feel a bit old and silly to go for the engagement party thing. Besides, I spend so much time here that I don't have any mates irl. :cry:
I'm not allowed to go to the pub. Didn't you know? :(Quote:
Originally Posted by sArA
You're not allowed in anyway, I made myself doorman and them shoes is casual:dry:Quote:
Originally Posted by Barbarossa
(I'm one of those shifty bouncers that'll sell you coke on the door, then beat you up in the toilets and steal it back then throw you out for having drugs)
I think I know you....:unsure:Quote:
Originally Posted by Proper Bo
Do you work in t'back of t'Bounty by any chance?
:mellow:
Congrats Sara.
This is sterling and welcome news, Sara.
Fitting, and all that-hope you are happy as can be. :)
Thanks guys :)
Contrats Sara.Quote:
Originally Posted by sArA
You should have Jason X themed wedding with everyone wearing masks.:ph34r:
Slipknot wedding perhaps?
Aren't they all.Quote:
Originally Posted by sArA
http://users.starpower.net/astarrs/noose.jpg
I have questions. (Assuming he asked you, and also that he planned to ask you - It wasn't just something to say to fill an awkward gap in the conversation. :dabs: )
1. Was it expected?
2. Was it romantic? If so, why? If not, why not?
3. Do you have a ring?
4. Are you up the duff?
5. Why did he pop the question on friday 13th rather than wait 32 days and do it on february 14th?
Barbie....
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Originally Posted by Barbarossa
Nice :D
Congrats! :01:
So you took him round looking for rings, and then gave him permission to ask you if he wanted to.
Sounds quite conventional to me... :dabs:
(My surprise was ruined when we got engaged, as she answered the phone when it was the jewellers phoning to say that the ring was ready... :frusty: Anyway, I still went through the motions and we still pretended it was a surprise for her, and we had a nice romantic evening of champagne and fish n' chips.)
Striaght from the JPaul manual of treating teh missus.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barbie
Are you a member of the McBannockburn clan, at all :lookaroun
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Originally Posted by manker
I temporarily had a cash-flow problem due to the 9ct gold with solitaire 0.45 carat D grade (top quality colour apparently) diamond ring (with its own certificate and everything) plus 3 years accidental damage insurance. :snooty:
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Originally Posted by Barbarossa
Not quite, he took me round the shops, dragging me into jewellers cos I was sooooo embarrassed by it all.
My ex made things perfectly clear that marriage and romance were not part of our relationship (we were together 17 years).
My fiance (omgffslol!!!) is of a completely different mind, and is a softy romantic soul. I find that side of him nice in a disturbing kind of way which is why he didn't go for the down on one knee type of proposal cos I would have wanted the earth to open up and swallow me!
Miaow :kiss:Quote:
Originally Posted by Barbarossa
:schnauz: ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by manker
I don't like big rocks.....I prefer something more subtle...besides....18 carat white gold is so much more classy doncha think? :snooty:
meh....each to their own...I like mine lots ta....bet she likes hers too....
fecking stirring manker :dry:
:schnauz:
Yes, white gold is very classy, and your ring sounds very nice. :)
I just had to shell out for an eternity ring too now, apparently these are compulsory now that she has given birth to my first child. :dabs:
She likes white gold too, but was worried people would think it was silver :blink:
Actually, I hear Sara's ring has been battered about a bit :dabs:Quote:
Originally Posted by Barbie
What the hell is that? :blink:Quote:
Originally Posted by Barbarossa
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Originally Posted by manker
Battered? Is it an onion ring?
Sara. It sounds lovely, and congratulations on your happiness. Don't listen to manker....:shifty:
It's another fucking scam, that's what it is. :dabs:Quote:
Originally Posted by Guillaume
http://www.24carat.co.uk/eternityringstoryframe.html
Depends if it makes you cry when you peel it. :pinch:Quote:
Originally Posted by Blythorama
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Originally Posted by manker
I thought that was yours me duck....somat about thumbs up and all that. :lol: Busyman will probably remind us of the details there...
@blyth....its ok...manker is just like a playful puppy....falls over his own feet and chases his own tail too on occasion......Just needs the odd 'bad dog' comment to show him who's boss.....ah back to the collar and lead......(reminds self to send email to Mrs manker to suggest new fashion accessory for Mr manker)
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Originally Posted by Barbarossa
She fucks up her body, puts her career on hold, dabbles in faeces all day, and curtails her social life to bring up your child. The least you can do is buy her a ring, in good grace! Where's romance gone?
So romance is buying big shiny things now?Quote:
Originally Posted by Blythorama
God, I'm so twentieth-century.
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Originally Posted by Guillaume
No Maureen. By romance I meant the doing so in good grace and not carping about it. You read Mills and Boon don't you?
I personally couldn't give two hoots about shiny things, but maybe that's why I'm single. I think men secretly like the whole traditional bit.