Congrats and good luck man!
Proposed, she said yes, easy part over.Now the bone shattering difficult part -- I have to now ask her father for permission. Should've done it first but a) he scares the shit out of me and b) wasn't sure when my next chance to propose the way I did was going to be.Imagine a Japanese man with traditional values that understands that his daughters career comes first and I have to be a billionaire to be an acceptable candidate.Shitting myself.
Rii, learn how to ask for his daughters hand in marriage in Japanese.Shows that you're serious, and if you nail it, he will say yes.Fuck it up, he will slice your head off with his samurai sword.
Not funny :\Threatened to take him into a field and 'slay' him with his traditional Katana.Put the shits up me.
You should dress up as a care bear and give him a big bear hug!Who you working for that was tied up with Saatchis, I used to know a few of em when they were down in Chch. It's not a Matt by any chance?Grats on the missus, is he a traditionalist the old fella? Why not do it differn't and ask him to be your father in law
i had kinda hope speakman had died, what a pity
Just decided to go for a drive through the Adelaide hills, was epic as shit, some good scenery up there.
Thanks guys.I think I might give the "learn a couple of Japanese phrases" idea a shot. Hopefully he'll have time to Skype me this weekend, living in Seattle and all.
Oh that's good. Long way to fly with a Katana.I've seen Crouching Tiger, dudes can fly for hours.
I've got to admit, as cold as it can get up there, there are some beautiful places to live. My Aunt lives just outside Mt. Barker.