Step 2: Compose an email with the subject line, "Can we get a tattoo?," and attach the following photo.
Step 3: Wait for a reply.
(Reply sent: "Eww, no! On the upside, it doesn't have the guy's name. That's totally easy to replicate on a new guy.")
Step 3: Feign surprise and disgust. Reply appropriately.You don't love me, clearly. I mean, this is the ULTIMATE in commitment!
Step 4: Think of other interesting and/or appalling things to text and/or email to your girlfriend to look at during study breaks.
Step 5 (DO NOT SKIP THIS STEP): Offer to bring coffee or cupcakes. Or both.
:)
8 comments:
I love this! You guys should come to Long Island this summer, I want to meet the Lawyer - plus see you, of course.
gasp!!!! :::clutches pearls:::
It's already not lining up perfectly now.... can you imagine how HORRIDLY misshapen it's gonna be in.. say 10, 15 years when they both pile on the pounds?
Clutch the pearls? Indeed.
Michele- Definitely! I would love to see you too! My uncle in LI has been hinting at a visit, but I've been avoidant...another story relating to him taking the side of my ex, Rich. Bringing The Lawyer would definitely be a way to silently suggest that we all move on our with our lives now. Ha!
nik- I KNOW, right?
youre givin me ideas, here.
YOUNNGGGG?
BAHAHAHA this is hilarious
andddd I just sent this pic to my boyfriend.
I would advise first trying it out with felt-tip pen for size before making that commitment leap!
Jancy- Young is gonna kill me...haha!
ames- LOVE it. It's just a suggestion, right? :)
CC- I was trying to figure out if this picture was even real (if they had done it with Sharpie). Then again, if you were doing it with Sharpie, you'd probably try to make it line up better before taking the picture, right? Regardless, neither The Lawyer nor I will be getting inked. I know...the disappointment.
:D
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