Stingray Don
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Stingray Don
Great idea but poor execution...
That sucks! Probably a mix of butterflies and motion sickness.
Congrats to the lad.
easy for me to play monday morning qb here, but the dude should have scrapped his 'mission', puked his guts up in the plane, landed, puked some more, settled down, and THEN ask the chick to marry him. he'd have looked like a hero instead of ruining this poor girls marriage proposal. she did not look one bit happy. but whut dahells do I knows.
I missed it, was looking at her breast...
Okay, time to go back to post 1 and hit replay. Is that mscards dental assistant?I missed it, was looking at her breast...
I missed it, was looking at her breast...
Hard to see one without the other. what's plural for breast, breasteses?you know you're allowed to look at both, right?
Hard to see one without the other. what's plural for breast, breasteses?
You'd expect her shopping at second-hand for $1 for pair of jeans, right? Nope, she probably paid $150 at Neiman Marcus (or however you spell that overpriced second-hand store ).I assume she is marrying him for his money so she can afford to buy jeans that ain't all wore out.
Yeah.... "Hey pilot... gonna need to go do that thing like... now, then land."
Also... always keep 1 gallon plastic bags on board. LoL
Dude better marry her quick, before she figures out she can do better.
I'm glad I just mounted the camera to the glare shield for my proposal. Much easier and no 3rd wheel ruining the moment, lol.
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Yeah, he obviously can't fly a plane.Dude better marry her quick, before she figures out she can do better.
Who, SoonerAViator?
A couple of things I've experienced: when a pax gets really quiet, it's time to check on them. For first timers I try to let them know ahead of time to make sure to speak up. And if you've ever been in the back seat like that, you can really, really feel if someone is not on the rudder properly.
I mean, if the gal (or guy) says 'hail, no!' what is the conversation like for the remainder of the flight? "Um, nice view?"
It's not always a question if she will say yes. My girlfriend (now wife) had been guilt tripping me to propose for a year before I finally gave in and did it.I never really understood the 'confined space' or public proposals. Or..anything that involves high stress, at the same time as you ask for that hand.
I mean, if the gal (or guy) says 'hail, no!' what is the conversation like for the remainder of the flight? "Um, nice view?"