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Wednesday, March 4, 2009

Candidate for 2009 Darwin Award?

  • Do Not Hide An Engagement Ring In A Frosty And Then Hold An Eating Contest

    By Meg Marco, 1:59 PM on Tue Mar 3 2009, 21,778 views

    Reed Harris wanted a memorable proposal — but he probably should have thought his plan through a little better. He hid an engagement ring in his girlfriend's Wendy's Frosty — and then he and his friends challenged her to a race to see who could eat their Frosty first. What could go wrong?

    "I mean, I was taking huge bites and swallowing," Kaitlin wrote. "There was no tasting at all. I get to the end and everyone starts staring at me with this weird, worried look on their face, and I have no clue what is going on around me."

    Yeah, she ate the ring. This is the exact thing that I picture happening whenever people try to replicate jewelry commercial proposals. If anyone ever wants to marry me, they should just ask. Don't hide anything in my food.

    For those of you who are worried, the ring "arrived" safe and sound after a little prune juice and fiber.

Posted by The Little Prince at 6:39 AM

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I am a Sri Lankan attorney recently migrated to Denver. My life path began in Colombo, touching Pittsburgh, Maryland, New York City, and Virginia. I have been educated by my mother, Moon/Wheaton schools, JHU, Columbia Law, HLG, Swidler Telecom, and a Fortune 500 company. And, oh yes, life and God. My greatest accomplishment - a precocious seven year old son - wise beyond his years; possessed of a heart of gold. May he always maintain his rare mix of confidence and frailty; wisdom and innocence. I am the product of the courageousness and caring of my mother, the boundless love of my sisters, the canyonesque hearts of my brothers-in-law, the vitality and promise of my nieces and nephews, an incomparably talented extended family, and a priceless collection of friends. Separated for two years; finding an unanticipated need to redefine myself at the age of 41. I grapple with the unbearable sadness of being but yet am filled with the boundless hope and romanticism of my youth. I have unlimited faith in my loving and compassionate God, guiding me on my path, asking me to carry a cross as he did. I disappoint and betray him every day, but he never abandons me.
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