PRE-GAME SURPRISE
Before even requesting a game of Scrabble to your lady, go ahead and search through the letter tiles and grab the appropriate letters to spell out "Will You Marry Me." After selecting these tiles, place them in a separate, discrete, and convenient location. Later on, as you are setting up a game with your girlfriend, tell her that you will finish setting up the game if she can kindly go get you something to drink. As she walks toward the kitchen, you quickly retrieve the aforementioned tiles and spell out "Will You Marry Me" on the board. Shortly thereafter, your girlfriend will return with your glass of water and nonchalantly glance at the board. She'll be like, "What, you started the game without me?" She will then quickly do a double-take and realize what you have written on the board! Hopefully, she says YES! And hopefully, she doesn't drop glass that big glass of water onto the floor! If so, neither of you will probably really care at that moment, anyways! The broken glass can wait!
THE LAST LETTER
Stuff the engagement ring in your side pocket and proceed to play Scrabble with your girlfriend. As the game nears an end and the "tile bag" gets closer to empty, you need to make a bold move. If your girlfriend is perhaps zoning out on the television as you come up with a word during your turn, use that "zone out" time to discretely remove the ring from your pocket and place it in the bag. Shortly thereafter, go ahead and put your word down. After creating your word, take the remainder of the letter tiles from the bag, leaving only the ring. Don't worry if you are taking too many tiles . . . unless she is extremely hardcore and is watching your tiles like a hawk, she will not notice that you have 10 or 11 tiles instead of 9. She, of course, will then proceed to put a new word down. You then hand her the tile bag and say "Oh, only one letter left in there! I bet it's a good one!" When she reaches in and removes the ring from the tile bag, she will be utterly shocked and excited! It may totally catch her off-guard, so let her catch her breath before she tries to say "YES!" Good game, sir! Everybody is a winner tonight!
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3 Comments
Post a CommentYep, I used the "ring in the letter bag" trick, myself! Very recently, actually! On July 3, 2010 . .and she said YES . .WOO HOO
Amusing... Is this written from personal experience? This is so much better than various plans that involve putting the ring into some sort of food. It gets swallowed, and... not a pretty picture!
clever and fun proposal idea!