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  • 06-24-2008, 05:08 PM
    WaRocker
    Re: Ladies and Gentlemen who are married...
    I would have felt like 1/2 of a man ..
    That would have been a hard pill to swallow. I would have felt as if she didnt really love me and it was more of an arangement.

    Plus come on I have the coolest last names..
    Not often you can say your the "Adams family":D
  • 06-24-2008, 05:10 PM
    WaRocker
    Re: Ladies and Gentlemen who are married...
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by monk90222 View Post
    You sound like you are doomed from the start!...but thats another topic for another thread.



    My wife's fingers grew after our second child and she hasn't worn her ring since then so therefore....I also stopped wearing it..lol

    I want to get a tattoo ring...I think that's a great idea!

    My wife and I have tattooed rings.. I must say I have a few tatts.. But dang that hurt the worst. It hits some kind of a nerve..
  • 06-24-2008, 06:21 PM
    stormbourne
    Re: Ladies and Gentlemen who are married...
    I saw an interview (with photographs) in a body modification magazine of a couple that decided to amputate their fingers down to the first knuckle, by icing them and biting each others' fingers off, and vowed to amputate further for anniversaries. *shudder*
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