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| Re: Mr. and Mrs. Blazer [message #295535 is a reply to message #295244] |
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luv2pb
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HOLY SHIT! Do you know what this means? BACHELOR PARTY!
Blazer you are going to invite me right? I will fly in for a weekend for that shit.
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| Re: Mr. and Mrs. Blazer [message #295629 is a reply to message #295244] |
Thu, 08 November 2007 17:16 |
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Heh... Blazer dressed up as Havoc, Crimson as Sakura. Best man/men and bride's maids as Renegade units in order of their PT cost.
Crimson walking down the isle to Hell March, to the alter officiated by (since it was suggested), Joe Kucan. The ring is delivered via the phrase "I've got a present for ya'", with vows given in the style of C&C.
"I promise I will not use cheats, I promise I will stay as your hotty through the thick of battle and never abandon you to save my own life. I promise my K/D ratio will not become an issue to the extent that I quit when things get hard. I promise I will not rush until you are ready. I promise I will not glitch the ob, causing it to misfire, while you attempt to sneak in the rear." (And so on and so forth)
A GDI/Nod "victorious" cheer goes off as they exit the building where the guests throw chunks or jade/green rice.. err, tiberium at the bride and groom.
They hop into their APC and drive off into the sunset as the C4 detonates on the horizon. (A transport helicopter would have worked, but we all know they have the term "flying coffin" for a reason. Not a good way to start a marriage)
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| Re: Mr. and Mrs. Blazer [message #295668 is a reply to message #295629] |
Thu, 08 November 2007 18:35 |
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spreegem
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| warranto wrote on Thu, 08 November 2007 19:16 |
Heh... Blazer dressed up as Havoc, Crimson as Sakura. Best man/men and bride's maids as Renegade units in order of their PT cost.
Crimson walking down the isle to Hell March, to the alter officiated by (since it was suggested), Joe Kucan. The ring is delivered via the phrase "I've got a present for ya'", with vows given in the style of C&C.
"I promise I will not use cheats, I promise I will stay as your hotty through the thick of battle and never abandon you to save my own life. I promise my K/D ratio will not become an issue to the extent that I quit when things get hard. I promise I will not rush until you are ready. I promise I will not glitch the ob, causing it to misfire, while you attempt to sneak in the rear." (And so on and so forth)
A GDI/Nod "victorious" cheer goes off as they exit the building where the guests throw chunks or jade/green rice.. err, tiberium at the bride and groom.
They hop into their APC and drive off into the sunset as the C4 detonates on the horizon. (A transport helicopter would have worked, but we all know they have the term "flying coffin" for a reason. Not a good way to start a marriage)
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That would be the coolest wedding ever. But sadly it will likely never happen.
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That sounds like one inventive way to propose, btw.
DONT WANT REN KIDS BEFORE U HAVE FUN!
