The Web 2.0 method of proposing marriage

August 5, 2008 by Mark O'Neill | 4 comments

By Mark O’Neill
Contributing Writer, [GAS]

Whatever happened to the days of Mr Darcy when if you wanted to marry someone, you would visit the potential bride’s father and ask for permission to court his daughter?

When Google decided to take some new Street View images at the Googleplex, one Google employee decided to use the opportunity to ask his girlfriend to marry him – the Web 2.0 way.   He rigged up a website called Marry Me Leslie and then when the Street View cameras swung his way, he held up his banner for all to see :

But wait, Romeo isn’t finished yet!   Despite Leslie (that’s the lucky gal) already accepting his proposal once before, he decides that a second “yes” isn’t enough (oh for the love of….) so he invited readers to email his bride-to-be via his website to tell her how stupendously lucky she is to have such a wonderful boyfriend who isn’t satisfied with two yes’s to his marriage proposal.

What’s next?   A third marriage proposal by getting into a rocket and taking off into space?

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4 Comments »

Comment by Binary Assassin
2008-08-05 12:28:36

AHAHA! That is great! :P

 
Comment by Scot
2008-08-05 16:17:24

Do you see that little bit of barf on Charleston Rd? That was mine.

 
Comment by kryr
2008-08-09 15:18:42

Why the image is not available any more?

Comment by Mark O'Neill
2008-08-12 14:54:57

Which image? As far as I can see, all images are readily available.

 
 
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