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(morning sun) Sappy Man uses fertilizer to spell "Will U Marry Me" into his lawn, hoping it will mowtivate his girlfriend   (themorningsun.com) divider line 75
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2010-09-10 03:56:20 AM
I would have gone with mootivate.

/I also would have gotten a redlight instead of this greenlight
 
2010-09-10 04:01:23 AM
Too bad she didn't see it beforehand. She could've gone out and spelled "NO" right in the middle of it with Round-Up.
 
2010-09-10 04:12:10 AM
Oh, wow, another "special proposal" story. What a bunch of shiat.
 
2010-09-10 04:31:43 AM
what a load of ...

Relatively Obscure: What a bunch of shiat.

...goddamnitsomuch....
 
2010-09-10 07:14:36 AM
4 comments and noboday saying they'd hit that?

I'd hit that.
 
2010-09-10 07:15:06 AM
This is why I won't go out with fat girls. I'm so afraid that if we go by a patch of grass somewhere she'll start grazing.
 
2010-09-10 07:15:14 AM
It started playing a video, so I closed it.
 
2010-09-10 07:17:00 AM
www.pbfcomics.com

/oblig
 
2010-09-10 07:17:06 AM
Ooooh, links that start playing video automatically are FUN first thing in the morning! For you AND your boss!
 
2010-09-10 07:20:08 AM
Was gonna ask if she was a cow, but then I saw the video. Cutie, she is.
 
2010-09-10 07:20:32 AM
That poor guy. He needs to know that women want to stop having sex after they are married, unless of course it's with one of your buddies.
 
2010-09-10 07:21:44 AM
Absolutely lame. Sometimes these stories are fun (rarely sappy), but this one is just dumb.

For those whining about videos - if you have your sound off you won't even notice and neither will your boss.
 
2010-09-10 07:21:44 AM
goofycaca: 4 comments and noboday saying they'd hit that?

I'd hit that.


I would too, until she opened her mouth. That voice. Dear God, that voice. Automatic turtle-shell. Next time I have to pee will take 5 minutes just to coax it out of my pants.
 
2010-09-10 07:22:52 AM
StrikitRich: Was gonna ask if she was a cow, but then I saw the video. Cutie, she is.

I was also pleasantly surprised...although he looks about as expected...
 
2010-09-10 07:23:34 AM
allthesametome: Absolutely lame. Sometimes these stories are fun (rarely sappy), but this one is just dumb.

For those whining about videos - if you have your sound off you won't even notice and neither will your boss.


I use this high-tech new device called ear buds or "headphones" if you will. Not easy to find at the moment but I have a feeling they will catch on.
 
2010-09-10 07:24:49 AM
allthesametome: Absolutely lame. Sometimes these stories are fun (rarely sappy), but this one is just dumb.

For those whining about videos - if you have your sound off you won't even notice and neither will your boss.


My audio is off and I'm unemployed, so ha!

I don't like some jackoff working at a local TV station deciding he should play his shiatty video for me though. I'll watch it if I think it's worth it.
 
2010-09-10 07:25:33 AM
Welp, I guess it's safe to say that marriage will be a really shiatty one.
 
2010-09-10 07:26:28 AM
i guess the mods had to let a story about grass gro green
 
2010-09-10 07:28:52 AM
Boring. I know two people who did things like this, only one was way better since he did it in a huge field and tricked the girl into taking a flight on a small plane where she could overlook it. Even still I had heard it done before.

/still better then the super boring proposal I got though
 
2010-09-10 07:32:11 AM
goofycaca: 4 comments and noboday saying they'd hit that?

I'd hit that.


After looking at that dude, she probably has a load of crotch crickets hanging on to any available pub for dear life so they don't get flushed.
 
2010-09-10 07:32:34 AM
ace in your face: Boring. I know two people who did things like this, only one was way better since he did it in a huge field and tricked the girl into taking a flight on a small plane where she could overlook it. Even still I had heard it done before.

/still better then the super boring proposal I got though


Seems like a lot of trouble and expense to go through just for an impending divorce after you come home from work one day to her telling you she's fallen in love with Larry from payroll.
 
2010-09-10 07:33:56 AM
Ron T Davenport: Seems like a lot of trouble and expense to go through just for an impending divorce after you come home from work one day to her telling you she's fallen in love with Larry from payroll.

He prefers "Lawrence."
 
2010-09-10 07:36:39 AM
img.photobucket.com
 
2010-09-10 07:38:15 AM
I've done something similar. Our kitchen overlooks the backyard from the second story (we have a walk-out basement in the back), and one day I had some extra fertilizer from doing the front and side yards, so I made a big heart with the initials of my wife and I inside it in the back yard.

My wife was simultaneously touched, and pissed.
 
2010-09-10 07:40:22 AM
Came for Principal Skinner "MARRY ME PATTY", leaving satisfied.
 
2010-09-10 07:41:38 AM
dittybopper: I've done something similar. Our kitchen overlooks the backyard from the second story (we have a walk-out basement in the back), and one day I had some extra fertilizer from doing the front and side yards, so I made a big heart with the initials of my wife and I inside it in the back yard.

My wife was simultaneously touched, and pissed.


You sound whipped.
 
2010-09-10 07:43:29 AM
Ron T Davenport: dittybopper: I've done something similar. Our kitchen overlooks the backyard from the second story (we have a walk-out basement in the back), and one day I had some extra fertilizer from doing the front and side yards, so I made a big heart with the initials of my wife and I inside it in the back yard.

My wife was simultaneously touched, and pissed.

You sound whipped.


You sound alone and bitter.
 
2010-09-10 07:44:02 AM
I have a friend who's a farmer who did this with his hayfield, then took his wife up on a hill so that she could see it, and he popped the question then.

They still have the framed picture of the hayfield proposal hanging in their house. :-)
 
2010-09-10 07:47:06 AM
dittybopper: I've done something similar. Our kitchen overlooks the backyard from the second story (we have a walk-out basement in the back), and one day I had some extra fertilizer from doing the front and side yards, so I made a big heart with the initials of my wife and I inside it in the back yard.

My wife was simultaneously touched, and pissed.


Tell her it could be worse. At the high school I used to work out, some idiot teenagers burned the initials of their wannabe gang into our football field with some sort of herbicide. That shiat stayed dead and bare for months. My classroom looked out at the stadium, so every time I had to look at it I got pissed off all over again. I farking HATE vandalism.
 
2010-09-10 07:48:26 AM
images.eonline.com
Approves
 
2010-09-10 07:49:11 AM
roblarky: Ron T Davenport: dittybopper: I've done something similar. Our kitchen overlooks the backyard from the second story (we have a walk-out basement in the back), and one day I had some extra fertilizer from doing the front and side yards, so I made a big heart with the initials of my wife and I inside it in the back yard.

My wife was simultaneously touched, and pissed.

You sound whipped.

You sound alone and bitter.


You sound married.
 
2010-09-10 07:50:02 AM
I did something similar once.

I brought my girlfriend over to the window, bent down on one knee, handed her a small yet luxurious satin box, and asked her to look out the window of her flat.

In the grass outside I had chemically burned my message. It was "U cheating biatch." As she looked, I walked out the door and left, never to look back or return.

Inside the box, by the way, was one perfectly formed dog's egg.
 
2010-09-10 07:53:30 AM
Gordon Bennett: I did something similar once.

I brought my girlfriend over to the window, bent down on one knee, handed her a small yet luxurious satin box, and asked her to look out the window of her flat.

In the grass outside I had chemically burned my message. It was "U cheating biatch." As she looked, I walked out the door and left, never to look back or return.

Inside the box, by the way, was one perfectly formed dog's egg.


Was she hot?
 
2010-09-10 07:56:37 AM
Ron T Davenport: Gordon Bennett: I did something similar once.

I brought my girlfriend over to the window, bent down on one knee, handed her a small yet luxurious satin box, and asked her to look out the window of her flat.

In the grass outside I had chemically burned my message. It was "U cheating biatch." As she looked, I walked out the door and left, never to look back or return.

Inside the box, by the way, was one perfectly formed dog's egg.

Was she hot?


The dog or his girlfriend???
 
2010-09-10 08:08:38 AM
Relatively Obscure: Oh, wow, another "special proposal" story. What a bunch of shiat.

It's better than that. It's the combination of the pastoral use of grass combined with the urban text-speak replacement of "u" for "you." It's not just another special proposal, it's Walt Whitman interpreted by Snoop Dogg.

I blame rural electrification.
 
2010-09-10 08:17:20 AM
Ron T Davenport: Gordon Bennett: I did something similar once.

I brought my girlfriend over to the window, bent down on one knee, handed her a small yet luxurious satin box, and asked her to look out the window of her flat.

In the grass outside I had chemically burned my message. It was "U cheating biatch." As she looked, I walked out the door and left, never to look back or return.

Inside the box, by the way, was one perfectly formed dog's egg.

Was she hot?


Was the dogs egg still steaming?
 
2010-09-10 08:24:19 AM
Phlem Pickens: Ron T Davenport: Gordon Bennett: I did something similar once.

I brought my girlfriend over to the window, bent down on one knee, handed her a small yet luxurious satin box, and asked her to look out the window of her flat.

In the grass outside I had chemically burned my message. It was "U cheating biatch." As she looked, I walked out the door and left, never to look back or return.

Inside the box, by the way, was one perfectly formed dog's egg.

Was she hot?

Was the dogs egg still steaming?


Now you guys are making me hot and steamy.
 
2010-09-10 08:41:49 AM
What the...that was the most boring proposal story to make the news ever. It isn't clever or unique. Two of my friends have been proposed to this way (eco hippies, ugh).

So far nobody has topped my husband's proposal (as far as our circle of friends goes). In fact, people only asked me about the proposal for maybe a week after it happened and then were either insanely biatchy to their spouses because of it (married ones) or demanded their boyfriends do something better (for the single ones). It wasn't super creative, just romantic.

/Foggy beach morning in Key West on a private beach while combing for seashells on Valentine's Day
//Since we can't top that, our new Valentine's Day tradition is to do a crockpot recipe of some sort then stay in bed all day watching movies or tv shows
 
2010-09-10 08:45:24 AM
Gordon Bennett: I did something similar once.

I brought my girlfriend over to the window, bent down on one knee, handed her a small yet luxurious satin box, and asked her to look out the window of her flat.

In the grass outside I had chemically burned my message. It was "U cheating biatch." As she looked, I walked out the door and left, never to look back or return.

Inside the box, by the way, was one perfectly formed dog's egg.


heh That's pretty funny.
I've always called them "Love Eggs".
 
2010-09-10 08:49:06 AM
Gordon Bennett: I did something similar once.

I brought my girlfriend over to the window, bent down on one knee, handed her a small yet luxurious satin box, and asked her to look out the window of her flat.

In the grass outside I had chemically burned my message. It was "U cheating biatch." As she looked, I walked out the door and left, never to look back or return.

Inside the box, by the way, was one perfectly formed dog's egg.


Was it a free-range dog's egg or from one of the big commercial egg producers?
 
2010-09-10 08:56:27 AM
Ron T Davenport: roblarky: Ron T Davenport: dittybopper: I've done something similar. Our kitchen overlooks the backyard from the second story (we have a walk-out basement in the back), and one day I had some extra fertilizer from doing the front and side yards, so I made a big heart with the initials of my wife and I inside it in the back yard.

My wife was simultaneously touched, and pissed.

You sound whipped.

You sound alone and bitter.

You sound married.


Nope, but not alone and bitter.
 
2010-09-10 08:56:49 AM
I'm generally perplexed at guys that propose in such ridiculous ways...as the girl here noted "I didn't take it seriously at first" I don't think that's what you're going for there.

I've never proposed before, but I'd pretty much keep it sincere, personal, and lots of wine because she'd likely have to be nice and liquored up to say yes.
 
2010-09-10 09:08:03 AM
Would have been much easier to write in snow.
 
2010-09-10 09:09:14 AM
A buddy of mine at work was taking (night) flying lessons. He took his girlfriend up and had stationed a friend on a hill with a shiatload of Xmas lights, a generator and a case of beer. As they flew over said buddy flipped on the lights, spelling out "will you marry me?". I'm guessing he got some that night.
They're divorced now.

CSB.
 
2010-09-10 09:14:59 AM
Ron T Davenport: dittybopper: I've done something similar. Our kitchen overlooks the backyard from the second story (we have a walk-out basement in the back), and one day I had some extra fertilizer from doing the front and side yards, so I made a big heart with the initials of my wife and I inside it in the back yard.

My wife was simultaneously touched, and pissed.

You sound whipped.


Meh. She puts up with *MOST* of my eccentricities, and I occasionally get some pussy. If that's whipped, I'll take it.

/Been together 18 years this month.
//Fifteenth wedding anniversary is in October.
 
2010-09-10 09:20:55 AM
Holy crap that article was full of fail.

From TFA:

"Dafoe "practiced" the proposal on a few lawns that his business tends."

Really? You needed to practice when you're a professional farking lawn guy? *headdesk* Please just don't have children.

"It didn't even register until he got down on one knee," Volz said. "Then I realized what was happening."

o.o

please. no children. i'm begging you.

"After the proposal, Volz took her engagement ring to a jeweler to get it sized on Monday because she feared she might lose the ring."

wtf. Why even put that in the article? Just as well to write: "This money-grubbing coont immediately took it to a jeweler to have it appraised to find out how much her douchebag of a cretin boyfriend loved her". If you're that materialistic, marry someone other than a landscaper.
 
2010-09-10 09:21:54 AM
Fool.
 
2010-09-10 09:47:36 AM
came for the CAD reference, leaving disappointed.
 
2010-09-10 09:54:14 AM
BreezyWheeze:
wtf. Why even put that in the article? Just as well to write: "This money-grubbing coont immediately took it to a jeweler to have it appraised to find out how much her douchebag of a cretin boyfriend loved her". If you're that materialistic, marry someone other than a landscaper.


No, she might actually have been worried if he bought it a little too big or if its too small that she might lose it.

When I was looking for an engagement ring, I tried a few of my (now) wife's rings on my fingers. Turns out her ring finger was the same size as my pinky finger, so I could get the ring the correct size from the start and avoid the embarrassment of giving her a ring the incorrect size when proposing.

/Was it really almost 17 years ago that I proposed?
 
2010-09-10 10:09:43 AM
dittybopper: BreezyWheeze:
wtf. Why even put that in the article? Just as well to write: "This money-grubbing coont immediately took it to a jeweler to have it appraised to find out how much her douchebag of a cretin boyfriend loved her". If you're that materialistic, marry someone other than a landscaper.

No, she might actually have been worried if he bought it a little too big or if its too small that she might lose it.

When I was looking for an engagement ring, I tried a few of my (now) wife's rings on my fingers. Turns out her ring finger was the same size as my pinky finger, so I could get the ring the correct size from the start and avoid the embarrassment of giving her a ring the incorrect size when proposing.

/Was it really almost 17 years ago that I proposed?


Yeah, that is what I thought. I don't know how my husband got my ring size (I don't own any other rings that this one and my travel ring which I just got a week ago). At first I thought it was too big, but after a quick trip to the jeweler (and the $1800 price tag to get it resized) I decided to deal with it. I'm glad too because if I stay properly hydrated it fits great, but if I'm dehydrated it is a tad loose. If I would have had it resized I wouldn't have been able to wear it normally!
 
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