I LOVE riding the train! I'm free to entertain the Nanobots; they have outlets at every seat, so I don't have to worry about running down the battery on the 'puter; the food is passable and the dining car is fun; it's not frowned upon to take a walk up and down the aisles. I do get sad that we don't have the nice…
I swear, when the word Applause is capitalised it looks like Apple Sauce. Every single time I see it.
What are you even talking about? I totally bounced back from labor. I mean yeah my hand was a little sore from the brutal hand holding, but honestly I was my old self again in like 15 minutes. Oh, wait, we're not talking about the guys here? Sorry, I was confused.
While too young to be proposed to (most due to never dating), I did get some heartfelt "marry me"'s in my life.
I would just like to say I proposed to my boyfriend with a custom fortune cooking in our apartment and gave him a 10th doctor sonic screw driver pendant to commemorate it. NO one saw it besides us and we ate cheap chinese food after. Was a nice day :)
Ok. To start. the law and the general attitude is terrible. that's a given. the homophobia is only the flip coin of the culture of machismo they've got going and little more than that. the said machismo worship is widespread in a lot of "more progressive" European nations; their officials were just sane enough not to…
Oooooh guys!!!!! Are we sharing proposal stories?!?! I have the best one!!! One of our favorite movies is "500 Days of Summer", and I'm in love with the park in the movie. It's a real park in downtown LA! When we moved here three years ago from Mi, I made sure we went ASAP! On a random Monday last november, we went to…
First let me say ... that everyone is different and what one person finds special and romantic and beautiful isn't necessarily what the next person finds special and romantic and beautiful.
Having said that ... if my 98% of my boyfriend's proposal was a soliloquy about his first marriage? I'd shove that spool up his…
I guess I'm not a romantic, because I would be totally embarrassed by something like this...just seems so over the top and unnecessary. Of course, my hubby proposed to me while I was making dinner by coming up behind me, putting his arms around me and whispering, "So, do you wanna marry me or what?"
I don't want to nitpick but the only way the Russians will win gold in ice dance is if a meteor hits Canton, Michigan and both Virtue/Moir and Davis/White die.
My parents took me to demonstrations with some frequency when I was a kid, and by 11, I was going to them on my own (with other adult supervision, but going because I was passionate myself). Yes, I learned to use my youth and size to disarm the opposition, but I never, ever felt like a prop. I was taught about civil…
Okay, so I am queer and this law is terrible. But why is it okay to make fun of Russians and Russian culture? How does this open a dialogue or create change? This article and the comments are filled with pot shots and does nothing to support those who are living this issue.
That's sweet, but I'm pretty sure the best proposal was the one with the guy shaking nervously on the couch, saying "I don't know how to do this... will you marry me?" and then fumbling as he slid the ring on my finger, even though we'd talked about it for months - to the point of even having a custom ring designed.
Despite all the gay jokes, competitive figure skating is actually a really conservative environment. In the entire history of the sport, only one competitive figure skater came out during his competitive career (that would be Rudy Galindo, from almost 20 years ago). That puts it way under other sports like men's rugby…
Right? And while it's true that putting that kid up there isn't likely to change the politician's mind, it may actually change the mind of somebody watching. This video's gone completely viral now - it wouldn't surprise me at all if there were some people who watched that video who suddenly felt a little bit uneasy…
Clearly, she gave a gift that wasn't on the registry and not equal to or greater then the cost of having her at the party. The hostess had no other real choice.
Don't even comment on this story like none of you have ever wanted to stab somebody with a shoe at every fucking baby shower you've ever been forced to sit through.
It'd be terrible if we thought of the issue as involving real people with real lives and real children.
...hypothetically speaking, how does one go about getting paid to be an Israeli shill?
