L Landroval Platinum Member Feb 5, 2005 2,275 0 0 Jun 1, 2005 #51 Originally posted by: tallest1 Originally posted by: 0roo0roo it means she also doesn't want sexist things like an engagement ring. Click to expand... QFT Click to expand... Actually, that's somewhat true. I always tell my husband "NO jewelry please" (electronics are ok though)
Originally posted by: tallest1 Originally posted by: 0roo0roo it means she also doesn't want sexist things like an engagement ring. Click to expand... QFT Click to expand... Actually, that's somewhat true. I always tell my husband "NO jewelry please" (electronics are ok though)
C Conky Lifer May 9, 2001 10,709 0 0 Jun 1, 2005 #52 Originally posted by: mugs She wants to save the trouble of changing it back when she gets divorced. Click to expand... Bingo!
Originally posted by: mugs She wants to save the trouble of changing it back when she gets divorced. Click to expand... Bingo!
C Conky Lifer May 9, 2001 10,709 0 0 Jun 1, 2005 #53 Originally posted by: Landroval Originally posted by: tallest1 Originally posted by: 0roo0roo it means she also doesn't want sexist things like an engagement ring. Click to expand... QFT Click to expand... Actually, that's somewhat true. I always tell my husband "NO jewelry please" (electronics are ok though) Click to expand... Ain't a chick I have ever met that would say "No jewelry please". Heck, I wouldn't even say that, lol. :laugh:
Originally posted by: Landroval Originally posted by: tallest1 Originally posted by: 0roo0roo it means she also doesn't want sexist things like an engagement ring. Click to expand... QFT Click to expand... Actually, that's somewhat true. I always tell my husband "NO jewelry please" (electronics are ok though) Click to expand... Ain't a chick I have ever met that would say "No jewelry please". Heck, I wouldn't even say that, lol. :laugh: