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medikit

Forever and Ever Endeavor Forever

Mar 26, 2005 21:24

My close friend, Sarah, just got engaged last week. When she told me my mouth dropped open. I was really shocked because she only started seriously dating in November. I asked her about this and she just told me that she was certain that he was the one. And I think she's right, her fiancé really is a great guy and I think they are both as perfect ( Read more... )

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anonymous March 27 2005, 09:01:35 UTC

oh, shes not marrying erik lovell? how can this be! and erik would have worn a purple tux to the wedding.

medikit March 27 2005, 09:09:45 UTC

Guys who like purple are really rare, maybe she didn't give him enough of a chance?

anonymous March 27 2005, 09:50:46 UTC

ah. so the weddings happening THIS coming summer?and in chico?

thats cool though that shes really happy about it. i will eat a bowl of shredded wheat in their honor. cheers

medikit March 27 2005, 10:17:03 UTC

Yeah, in ryan's backyard

bloomingdedalus March 28 2005, 10:34:27 UTC

Oscar Wilde: "The very essence of romance is uncertainty"

Me... I think your right on Jesse. Hopes and plans of indeterminate nature are what this commitment is about. Whereas all my defense mechanisms tell me to fear marriage... I long for it and have always longed for it. I want to consume someones world and have my world consumed. And though the earth doesn't melt away... I've always felt that all an intelligent person can ever hope for is not bliss but contentment.

bloomingdedalus March 29 2005, 01:46:27 UTC

consume me, james. consume me now!

im hesitant about ever marrying. there are just too many pretty men/women out there that will possibly help your spouse cheat on you. plus we are humans. we get bored with what we have, we covet, and we can be very sneaky about it. and if i ever found out she cheated on me, id probably do something drastic.

heres the solution. very small cameras are imbedded near the eyes of each partner of the marriage with a wireless(the wired variety wouldn't be too popular) peer-to-peer connection between both partners. with some sort of input(a pattern of blinking perhaps), it will display an overlay on your eye/eyes which displays what the other's camera is seeing. and it shouldn't be optional.

medikit March 29 2005, 10:15:26 UTC

Soooo creepy

bloomingdedalus March 29 2005, 12:16:42 UTC

An interesting theory concerning cheating... however there is a little thing that will certainly be given to my spouse and I would know she'd give to me: trust... when you really know someone, you don't have to worry about that (or you have to worry about it more I guess).

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