Honestly? It sounds like he doesn't take your feelings seriously, or he would recognize that you need more than some cryptic platitude to go on and you are genuinely concerned. Maybe it's just a blind spot and not indicative of larger things.

When I found a woman who felt like this about pizza and pants, that's when I knew it was time to propose.

This should be getting more attention. +1

Even though we had mutually decided to get married (she picked out the ring), I still wanted to ask my now-wife, for a lot of reasons. I spent considerable time trying to think of something 'special' and not campy stupid, until I finally had an epiphany: I proposed at home, in the place we had laughed and cried and…

See, and people think geeks don't understand romance . . .

If you liked it, and he was able to successfully figure out beforehand that you wouldn't mind a semi-public proposal, then I think all is well. The rub is when the person is too dense/vain/selfish to cater to the potential partner's personality, even in some cases to their expressed wishes.

I'm guessing that except for a few, they can't afford to buy enough of it to enjoy their heritage.

No, this map is a lie - Nashville sucks. People should not ever ever come here, they will hate it. Try Memphis.

No love for the Varsity?

If I'm reading the map right, Atlanta actually seems less happy than the rest of the surrounding state, for what it's worth.

You mount it on a truck so it can be used for counter-insurgency operations, where you need the capability to disable civilian vehicles quickly, without killing the occupants. So instead of having to make that awful decision of "do we open up with the .50 cal on that car with women and children in it" or "do we allow…

I'm sorry - you are asserting that Initial D et al are better than Akira, or simply that you prefer those?

"Lawnmower Man's inside your head now."

All the stars to you for realizing this. They should all get the box jellyfish spa treatment.

Based on my regular reading of Magary, I'd estimate the answer to be pretty much all of them.

This is probably my most regretted purchase - when I went back to school I bought a then brand new TF700 Transformer Prime, with the keyboard and all it was really expensive, like $600. I had hoped with the keyboard giving it all that battery life it would make a sweet note-taking machine and I wouldn't have to lug my…

I work as an IT auditor / security consultant - plenty of client facing time, conservative public accounting firm office, significant time spent on the road. I've spent a lot of money on clothes over the years, and I think you are both right. A lot of things are probably better off bought cheaply and replaced,…

My worst high-pressure sales experience was at a mattress store. That was in 2003, and I haven't been in one since.

That thing is called a Rainbow Vacuum, made by the company of the same name. I remember them coming to our house when I was a kid, and how cool we thought that thing was. Fortunately, my parents were either smart enough or poor enough to pass.

Have not experienced life until you have savored a Sazerac at the Roosevelt.