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2 years ago
A Surprise Wedding For Who?
But a welcome one. Not recommended but you could pick one of these strategies if you're really dead set on emulating this woman!
Skywriting Surprise: Hire a skywriter to spell out "Will you marry me?" above your house on the morning of the wedding. When your groom steps outside to see what all the fuss is about, you'll be waiting in your wedding dress with a bouquet in hand.
Undercover Invitation: Have a friend pose as a delivery person and hand-deliver a mysterious package to your groom's door. Inside, he'll find a message that reads, "Your presence is requested at a top-secret event," along with a pair of cufflinks or socks embroidered with wedding bells.
Scavenger Hunt Hijinks: Send your groom on a wild goose chase around town, with each clue leading him closer to the big reveal. The final clue could lead him to a park where you're waiting under a beautifully decorated arch, ready to say "I do."
Puzzle Piece Proposal: Create a custom jigsaw puzzle featuring a photo of the two of you and the words "Will you marry me?" Once he puts the puzzle together, he'll realize that the last piece is missing—and you'll be there to hand it to him, along with an invitation to your wedding.
Flash Mob Fiasco: Organize a surprise flash mob in a public place where you and your groom frequently hang out. As he watches in disbelief, the dancers will spell out "Will you marry me?" in choreographed movements, and you'll emerge from the crowd to pop the question—and extend an invitation to your wedding, of course!
Skywriting Surprise: Hire a skywriter to spell out "Will you marry me?" above your house on the morning of the wedding. When your groom steps outside to see what all the fuss is about, you'll be waiting in your wedding dress with a bouquet in hand.
Undercover Invitation: Have a friend pose as a delivery person and hand-deliver a mysterious package to your groom's door. Inside, he'll find a message that reads, "Your presence is requested at a top-secret event," along with a pair of cufflinks or socks embroidered with wedding bells.
Scavenger Hunt Hijinks: Send your groom on a wild goose chase around town, with each clue leading him closer to the big reveal. The final clue could lead him to a park where you're waiting under a beautifully decorated arch, ready to say "I do."
Puzzle Piece Proposal: Create a custom jigsaw puzzle featuring a photo of the two of you and the words "Will you marry me?" Once he puts the puzzle together, he'll realize that the last piece is missing—and you'll be there to hand it to him, along with an invitation to your wedding.
Flash Mob Fiasco: Organize a surprise flash mob in a public place where you and your groom frequently hang out. As he watches in disbelief, the dancers will spell out "Will you marry me?" in choreographed movements, and you'll emerge from the crowd to pop the question—and extend an invitation to your wedding, of course!
2 years ago
Telling the hard truths
I hope their mom never showed them that though.
Here are five humorous yet inappropriate topics a mother might not typically teach her daughter about:
"The Art of Seductive Sock Folding": While mothers might teach their daughters how to fold laundry, they probably won't delve into the intricacies of folding socks in a way that could be perceived as provocative. No one needs to learn the "sexy sock fold" technique!
"Advanced Pillow Talk 101": While it's important for parents to educate their children about healthy communication in relationships, specific tips for enhancing pillow talk might be a bit too much information coming from mom.
"The Kama Sutra of Kitchen Gadgets": Explaining the uses of kitchen tools is one thing, but turning it into a playful discussion of alternative uses or positions might be crossing a line. No need for mom to demonstrate the "spatula surprise"!
"Bedroom Decor: Boudoir vs. Brothel": Mothers might offer advice on decorating a bedroom for comfort and style, but they're unlikely to provide tips on creating an atmosphere that's more suited for a romantic rendezvous in a French bordello.
"The ABCs of Adult Toy Maintenance": While teaching the importance of cleaning and maintaining household items is crucial, delving into the specific care instructions for certain adult toys is definitely a conversation best left for other sources.
Here are five humorous yet inappropriate topics a mother might not typically teach her daughter about:
"The Art of Seductive Sock Folding": While mothers might teach their daughters how to fold laundry, they probably won't delve into the intricacies of folding socks in a way that could be perceived as provocative. No one needs to learn the "sexy sock fold" technique!
"Advanced Pillow Talk 101": While it's important for parents to educate their children about healthy communication in relationships, specific tips for enhancing pillow talk might be a bit too much information coming from mom.
"The Kama Sutra of Kitchen Gadgets": Explaining the uses of kitchen tools is one thing, but turning it into a playful discussion of alternative uses or positions might be crossing a line. No need for mom to demonstrate the "spatula surprise"!
"Bedroom Decor: Boudoir vs. Brothel": Mothers might offer advice on decorating a bedroom for comfort and style, but they're unlikely to provide tips on creating an atmosphere that's more suited for a romantic rendezvous in a French bordello.
"The ABCs of Adult Toy Maintenance": While teaching the importance of cleaning and maintaining household items is crucial, delving into the specific care instructions for certain adult toys is definitely a conversation best left for other sources.
2 years ago
Yes always i have like 50 open
Emotional attachment to tabs is cool change my mind
Here are five humorous reasons someone might never close their browser tabs:
"The 'I'll Read It Later' Hoarder: They keep accumulating tabs with interesting articles, promising themselves they'll get to them eventually. But like a virtual hoarder, they never quite manage to clear out the backlog. Who knew one day they might actually need that article on the history of cheese?
"The Multitasking Master": They believe in the power of multitasking so much that they keep every tab open as a reminder of unfinished tasks. Unfortunately, this means they end up with a hundred tabs open, each representing a fraction of their attention.
"The Superstitious Surfer": They're convinced that closing tabs will jinx their internet connection or cause their computer to crash. Better safe than sorry, right? So they cling to their open tabs like a talisman against digital disasters.
"The Collector of Curiosities": Each open tab is like a little treasure trove of random information, from DIY pickle recipes to conspiracy theories about pigeons. They just can't bear to part with any of them, even if they never actually revisit most of the pages.
"The Tab Archaeologist": Closing tabs feels like saying goodbye to a part of their digital history. Each tab represents a journey taken, a question pondered, or a fleeting interest pursued. So they keep them open, like artifacts in a museum of their browsing habits.
Here are five humorous reasons someone might never close their browser tabs:
"The 'I'll Read It Later' Hoarder: They keep accumulating tabs with interesting articles, promising themselves they'll get to them eventually. But like a virtual hoarder, they never quite manage to clear out the backlog. Who knew one day they might actually need that article on the history of cheese?
"The Multitasking Master": They believe in the power of multitasking so much that they keep every tab open as a reminder of unfinished tasks. Unfortunately, this means they end up with a hundred tabs open, each representing a fraction of their attention.
"The Superstitious Surfer": They're convinced that closing tabs will jinx their internet connection or cause their computer to crash. Better safe than sorry, right? So they cling to their open tabs like a talisman against digital disasters.
"The Collector of Curiosities": Each open tab is like a little treasure trove of random information, from DIY pickle recipes to conspiracy theories about pigeons. They just can't bear to part with any of them, even if they never actually revisit most of the pages.
"The Tab Archaeologist": Closing tabs feels like saying goodbye to a part of their digital history. Each tab represents a journey taken, a question pondered, or a fleeting interest pursued. So they keep them open, like artifacts in a museum of their browsing habits.
1 year ago
2 years ago
Dream achieved
Might be the wrong type of cat though
He did you a favor according the the gnome that i paid in dogecoin to write this list
The "No Paw-blem" Predicament:
Heavy equipment doesn't worry about awkward grooming moments or scratching that elusive itch.
The "Machinery Meets Milk" Mismatch:
Heavy equipment enjoys gears over nine lives, without the risk of a dairy disaster ruining their day.
The "Tailless Triumph" Tale:
While cats chase tails, heavy equipment tackles piles of dirt – who needs whiskers when you have horsepower?
The "Load Box vs. Litter Box" Dilemma:
Heavy equipment skips litter box duty for conquering construction sites and moving mountains.
The "Curiosity Caution" Quip:
Heavy equipment knows better than to be curious – no one wants to be the bulldozer stuck in a tree!
He did you a favor according the the gnome that i paid in dogecoin to write this list
The "No Paw-blem" Predicament:
Heavy equipment doesn't worry about awkward grooming moments or scratching that elusive itch.
The "Machinery Meets Milk" Mismatch:
Heavy equipment enjoys gears over nine lives, without the risk of a dairy disaster ruining their day.
The "Tailless Triumph" Tale:
While cats chase tails, heavy equipment tackles piles of dirt – who needs whiskers when you have horsepower?
The "Load Box vs. Litter Box" Dilemma:
Heavy equipment skips litter box duty for conquering construction sites and moving mountains.
The "Curiosity Caution" Quip:
Heavy equipment knows better than to be curious – no one wants to be the bulldozer stuck in a tree!
2 years ago
My kind of consipracy theory
A real VIP -very important primate. All I want to take from this meme is the conspiracy theory is George W Bush is Harambe's father.
That's it I'm dead set on this. Here are 5 conspiracy theories eluding to the fact that George W Bush is Harambe's dad:
The Banana Bill: Rumor has it that George W. Bush's favorite snack during his presidency wasn't pretzels, but bananas. Some speculate that his affinity for this fruit led him to frequent visits to the zoo, where he developed a special bond with a certain gorilla named Harambe.
The Texas Troop Theory: Conspiracy theorists claim that George W. Bush, a proud Texan, has a secret militia of loyal gorillas hidden away in the Lone Star State. Harambe, being the most famous of these gorillas, is said to have been groomed for greatness from birth.
The Dubya DNA Debate: Unverified reports suggest that traces of presidential DNA were found in Harambe's enclosure shortly before his tragic demise. Some speculate that this was part of a covert operation to cover up the truth about Harambe's true parentage.
The Oval Office Orangutan: According to this theory, George W. Bush's family tree has a few unexpected branches—including a distant cousin who happened to be an orangutan. Could Harambe be the missing link between humans and primates in the Bush family tree?
The Wacky White House Wildlife: It's no secret that the White House has housed some unusual pets over the years, from alligators to raccoons. But could a gorilla named Harambe have been among them? Some believe that George W. Bush kept Harambe as a secret pet during his time in office, raising him like a son before releasing him into the wild.
That's it I'm dead set on this. Here are 5 conspiracy theories eluding to the fact that George W Bush is Harambe's dad:
The Banana Bill: Rumor has it that George W. Bush's favorite snack during his presidency wasn't pretzels, but bananas. Some speculate that his affinity for this fruit led him to frequent visits to the zoo, where he developed a special bond with a certain gorilla named Harambe.
The Texas Troop Theory: Conspiracy theorists claim that George W. Bush, a proud Texan, has a secret militia of loyal gorillas hidden away in the Lone Star State. Harambe, being the most famous of these gorillas, is said to have been groomed for greatness from birth.
The Dubya DNA Debate: Unverified reports suggest that traces of presidential DNA were found in Harambe's enclosure shortly before his tragic demise. Some speculate that this was part of a covert operation to cover up the truth about Harambe's true parentage.
The Oval Office Orangutan: According to this theory, George W. Bush's family tree has a few unexpected branches—including a distant cousin who happened to be an orangutan. Could Harambe be the missing link between humans and primates in the Bush family tree?
The Wacky White House Wildlife: It's no secret that the White House has housed some unusual pets over the years, from alligators to raccoons. But could a gorilla named Harambe have been among them? Some believe that George W. Bush kept Harambe as a secret pet during his time in office, raising him like a son before releasing him into the wild.
2 years ago
Would be such a sick burn
Also would give people something to think about.
Here are five humorous reasons a retail worker's social battery might always be running on empty:
"The Customer Comedian": Every shift feels like a stand-up comedy routine with a never-ending stream of quirky customers and their wild requests. By the time they clock out, they've used up all their social energy crafting witty responses and suppressing laughter at the absurdity of it all.
"The Name Tag Curse": Wearing a name tag seems to invite strangers to share their life stories, complaints, and unsolicited advice. After a day of being addressed by name by complete strangers, they're drained from pretending to care about the weather in Idaho or Aunt Mildred's bunions.
"The Sale Smile Strain": Keeping up a cheerful demeanor while dealing with difficult customers can feel like holding a smile through a hurricane. By the end of their shift, their facial muscles ache, and their smile feels as strained as a pair of too-tight shoes.
"The Price Check Paradox": No matter how clearly prices are marked, customers will always ask for a price check, leading to a never-ending cycle of scanning, searching, and sighing. After a day of repeating "Let me check for you," they're ready to retreat into blissful silence.
"The 'Can I Speak to Your Manager?' Marathon": Dealing with entitled customers who demand to speak to the manager over the slightest inconvenience is like running a never-ending marathon of absurdity. After a day of navigating Karen encounters, their social battery is drained faster than a phone playing Candy Crush.
Here are five humorous reasons a retail worker's social battery might always be running on empty:
"The Customer Comedian": Every shift feels like a stand-up comedy routine with a never-ending stream of quirky customers and their wild requests. By the time they clock out, they've used up all their social energy crafting witty responses and suppressing laughter at the absurdity of it all.
"The Name Tag Curse": Wearing a name tag seems to invite strangers to share their life stories, complaints, and unsolicited advice. After a day of being addressed by name by complete strangers, they're drained from pretending to care about the weather in Idaho or Aunt Mildred's bunions.
"The Sale Smile Strain": Keeping up a cheerful demeanor while dealing with difficult customers can feel like holding a smile through a hurricane. By the end of their shift, their facial muscles ache, and their smile feels as strained as a pair of too-tight shoes.
"The Price Check Paradox": No matter how clearly prices are marked, customers will always ask for a price check, leading to a never-ending cycle of scanning, searching, and sighing. After a day of repeating "Let me check for you," they're ready to retreat into blissful silence.
"The 'Can I Speak to Your Manager?' Marathon": Dealing with entitled customers who demand to speak to the manager over the slightest inconvenience is like running a never-ending marathon of absurdity. After a day of navigating Karen encounters, their social battery is drained faster than a phone playing Candy Crush.
