Ms DD Posted December 23, 2008 Mine was: "I am ready to have babies, and you seem alright sort of person and we aint getting any younger ( i was 25 and he was 35), so lets get married, but you gotta wait till i finish my pre-reg where I will be based in another city. Then we get hitched. It makes perfect sense and very practical" Worst Wedding Proposals of 2008 Compiled by Anja WinikkaAdd page to favorites Sometimes proposals don't go just like you imagined ─ here are 8 not-so-perfect examples… Slept Through It "My proposal was a surprise. The night before it happened, I had a minor disagreement with my fiance and I went to bed early. In the middle of the night, the phone rang and it was him. He said "I came like a thief in the night to profess my love. Will you marry me?" I thought he was messing around. He said he was serious and that I should check my hand for the ring. There was no ring. Apparently the ring had fallen off and I was lying on it." Vegas, Baby "I was eating lunch at my desk two weeks after starting a new job. Joe called me and asked if I'd like to go to Vegas with him that weekend and spend the rest of my life with him. There was no bended knee, no handholding, no eye contact, no kiss...I just said, 'Um, okay,' and he responded, 'Okay, love ya. Bye!.' Click." Showered With Love "As I was showering, I saw him walk into the bathroom with his laptop in his hands. It was playing a romantic R&B song called 'Let's Chill.' He placed the laptop on the toilet and started dancing. I thought he was nuts and started laughing. He then proceeded to step into the shower with all of his clothes on. I shrieked, 'What are you doing?!' His response, 'Baby, I love you.' I shrieked back to him, 'I love you too, but get outta here. Your clothes are getting wet!' Then he slowly bent down on one knee, took out the ring box, opened it, and asked me to marry him." Up High and Uneasy "At the last minute, we decided to climb Snowmass Mountain in one day. It's a 14,092-foot peak and all the guidebooks say that it's a two-day hike. At the top, I plopped down on a giant rock. Travis came over and held my hand. I was so sick from the climb and the altitude, I quickly pulled my hand away and told him I thought I was going to puke. He took my hand back and said, 'Don't throw up, marry me.'" Déja Vu in Paris "On our first night in Paris, Paul suggested we go to the Eiffel Tower. At the top, he reached into his pocket to dig out the ring, and I blurted out, 'I can't believe Tom Cruise proposed to Katie Holmes up here. It's so ugly!' He didn't propose then. Before we left for the airport to return home, we were sitting in this garden behind Notre Dame. Paul explained he didn't really enjoy the vacation because he was so nervous, and then told me that he had tried to propose on the trip several times. I felt horrible and sat silent for a few moments before he said, 'I can't take it anymore!' and got down on one knee in the middle of the park and proposed." Bite Your Tongue "I guess he had planned on proposing the next day when we had plans to go hiking...but he got tired of waiting. So at around 11:30 p.m., he woke me up and said, 'You really need to come outside and see the stars.' Half asleep, I got up. With two sweatshirts on (complete with hood) and socks pulled up to my knees, I walked out onto the deck. 'Okay, what did you want me to see?' I asked. He pointed into the middle of nowhere and said, 'I think that's the Milky Way over there...' Not convinced I said, 'Shut up, you don't know what you are talking about. I'm going inside.' And by the time I turned around, he was on one knee." Murky Water "While scuba diving together, we got to about 15 feet and the visibility of the water was horrible. He stopped and made us kneel on the bottom of the ocean floor. He kept pointing out to sea, then pointing to me and then to himself. I was confused and getting upset because I didn't understand what he wanted. I started to cry and tried to surface. When he came up, he said, 'I was trying to ask you to marry me!'" With Extra Cheese "We went to Chuck E. Cheese's for some really bad pizza and fun games. Once we were done, we went to exchange our tickets for prizes. I let the guy know that I wanted the pink star ring and he proceeded to pull out a blue ring box. Inside the box was a piece of paper that read, 'Do you want to trade?' and a blue plastic ring. Yeah, I wanted to trade -- I wanted the pink star! I l told the guy and he just stared at me. 'Uh, are you sure you don't want to trade for the one behind you?' I turned around and I saw JJ on one knee. Was he really proposing at Chuck E. Cheese? I started to laugh and said, 'Yes! Of course I'll marry you!'" The Best Wedding Proposals of 2008 Compiled by Anja Winikka Add page to favorites We've heard it all, but these extra-unique proposals topped our list for the year. Story Book Proposal "He took me out to dinner, and afterward we went to Barnes & Noble. We meandered over to the children's books section to pick up a few Christmas presents, and then he pulled a little red book off the shelf and said, 'Oh look, what's this?' The book was called, Fun with Emily and Jarrod, kind of like a Dick and Jane book, but instead, it was the illustrated story of our relationship. He read it to me, and at the end, the 'Jarrod' in the book had a pressing question to ask the 'Emily'...and he pulled out the ring and proposed! The last page of the book said, 'The beginning...'" A Real Winner "The date of a triathlon I was competing in happened to fall on the two-year anniversary of the night I met my fiancé. After a 1-mile swim, a 24.2-mile bike ride, and a grueling 6.2-mile run in the hottest part of the day, I rounded the corner and headed for the finish line. My friends and family were cheering as I crossed it, but then I received the biggest surprise of all! Right at the finish, Brian was down on one knee holding my finisher's medal and a ring!" Magazine-Worthy "My sister, who was in NYC doing an internship at US Weekly magazine, asked if she could take pictures of me holding the magazine for a project she was working on. When I got to the "Shopping" page, I noticed a picture of a really cute dog in an ad. I thought, 'He looks just like my dog, Aspen.' Then I realized that it was my dog ─ and he had an engagement ring. The ad included my name in big letters, and read, "Will you marry me?" Then my now-fiancé came out of nowhere, got down on one knee, and proposed. For the next week, I continued to get emails and calls from people that knew me and had seen the ad in the magazine. It was amazing!" Artfully Done "We were at the museum, and in the middle of one of the exhibits was a timeline about scientific discoveries and advancements. At the end was a slideshow of pictures of us and our families that he'd had the museum add. It read: 'On February 16th, 2008, Will discovers that he is a perfect match with Andrea.' As soon as I saw it, he got down on one knee and presented me with an engagement ring." The Right Words "He took me to a local rose garden to play Scrabble. It was a travel Scrabble board where the letters stick in place, so when I opened the board and saw letters already in place, I thought, I don't think we were in the middle of a game. I took a second look, and saw that he had spelled, "Laura, will you marry me?" When I looked up at him, he was on his knee holding out the ring. We haven't taken the letters off of that board since." Swimming with Dolphins "On Valentine's Day we found ourselves on a small island just off of Paradise Island swimming with the dolphins. They did the cutest tricks: danced with us, kissed us, and dove to the ocean floor to retrieve 'presents' for us. James' dolphin came up with only a pebble, but my dolphin handed me a big white box, in which was my engagement ring!" Top of the World "My dad had plans to fly to a business meeting in a helicopter, but things fell through and there was an extra seat, so he invited me to go up with him and my mom for a ride. We flew into the Rockies and were getting close to Fisher Peak when my Dad said, 'Hey Cas, what's that?' And there was Evan on the highest part of the tallest mountain holding a sign that read, 'CAS, WILL YOU MARRY ME?' My mom passed me a gift bag with a ring inside. It usually takes about four hours to get off of the mountain, but Evan was on one knee at our front door an hour later." 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Ibtisam Posted December 23, 2008 LOOL @ I'm ready to have babies :eek: and you seem sort of alright :eek: LOL Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ms DD Posted December 23, 2008 well.. I should have clocked on then! lol Save the chocies for us. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
sheherazade Posted December 23, 2008 how interesting; sounds like a pragmatist. Was there any emotion present? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ms DD Posted December 23, 2008 Reer bari dont do emotions darling. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ibtisam Posted December 23, 2008 ^^^Not by the sound of thing, knowing what I know, they probably had a calculator and did a math equation to calculate their chances Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ms DD Posted December 23, 2008 loool ibti Naayaahe ma mystic meg baad la dhalatey? lool Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ibtisam Posted December 23, 2008 No, I met one reer bari beeri, he had a calculator on hand, made me write my full name and his below it and then he did something and got 7%, he said my calculations say bad investment. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
sheherazade Posted December 23, 2008 LoooooL. Calculated risk ayey qaataan miyaa? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Aaliyyah Posted December 23, 2008 MS DD say walahi that's what he said to you? and you accepted it just like that :eek: I expect a brother to go on his knees and tell me how much he luvs me and how much I mean to him..or nothing is gonna work am ready for babies kulaha....kaas wax kuma darsadeen... lol@ bad investment...ouch that must have hurt.. salaam Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ibtisam Posted December 23, 2008 Going down on one knee, is that not copying the gaalo?? *Just had an image of big bearded wadaad droping it low Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Aaliyyah Posted December 23, 2008 ^^The point being he has to show his love and adoration for me...or am not accepting Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ms DD Posted December 23, 2008 Some people are not made for showing emotions. Now I am ready for a bloke crying for me with his love Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Aaliyyah Posted December 23, 2008 ^inshallah you will get MS DD. Marriage that is not based on luv is not worth it. salaam Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ibtisam Posted December 23, 2008 ^^^You would cry with him Ms DD LOL AAliyah, how does one show their love before marriage staying within the xaal borders? (there is no such thing as xaal dating after all) Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
