1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

@m3bassman dog food is $1.5/lb cheaper at Sam's club, not as many options (I was still able to get brown rice/lamb blend). for balling on a budget I'll take it.

 

Didn't realize you were a picky eater

 

have you seen those "raw" dog foods they sell in refrigerators at the pet store, I swear the way they display and package it some of that stuff looks better than the food I buy for myself. Definitely more expensive

 

womp womp

Men will spend $1200 and go into the proposal blind instead of talking to their partner to see if they're even into the idea lol

 

Disregard, he's over 55" long and 33" tall

 

Not just at the stores but I've been getting the FB ads too now

 

I mean if he went into it blind, he definitely should have spent more than $1200 on a ring lol. But yeah I would never assume someone is ready to make that kind of commitment without talking it through first.

 

We fed that to the rescue puppies. Figured they needed the extra nutrition since their previous home was a box on the side of the roads. Seems like pretty good shit

 

Some of us get nervous tho

 

Dude it's so sad how freaking malnourished those pups are feeding off junk scrap off the road

You should come out here and grab you a puppy or three as they're always outside of town (though I never see them)

 

Although one lady found a dog with her 4 pups (all looked healthy) dumped in a tub behind Walmart in the next town over

 

there's a reason I never would have allowed anyone to photograph or video my proposal, it was awkward and ill-timed as all hell lol. but we had already talked about it, I had no worries about a getting a 'no' answer. I think when you get married in your mid 30s+ though it's a bit different than doing it younger. All that stuff was mapped out in the very beginning of our relationship.

 

My mom is getting a new pup this coming weekend, at least if it all works out. Black lab she found through a foster program. Rebecca is so jealous

 

Proposing to Stephanie was easy

 

I basically had a thing planned out for later in that day but woke up and was like, I'm going to be nervous as hell about this all day long so I'm just going to do it right now lol. We were up in Big Bear at this cabin we rented

 

But it's funny you mentioning this just reminds me of all the stupid scenarios (both staged and not) where proposals go totally wrong

For instance, doing it in public for tons of people to watch; I bet part of the reason why someone would say yes is to save the embarrassment that'd come from saying no

 

Oh yeah, especially doing it in front of family. Like that really puts a person in an awkward position, even if they want to say yes but want to talk about it first or something.

 

Proposing in front of loved ones could be borderline manipulative; be even harder for someone to say 'no' if they had any doubts they haven't discussed through