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The 5 ways never to propose

Updated on: 09 September,2011 11:37 AM IST  | 
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Proposing isn't easy. Those of you men who think that simply by going down on your knees, and getting a giant ring of sorts would get a 'yes' couldn't be more wrong

The 5 ways never to propose

Proposing isn't easy. Those of you men who think that simply by going down on your knees, and getting a giant ring of sorts would get a "yes" couldn't be more wrong.


The New York Daily News has issued a list of five ultimately rejected proposal ideas for those who are 'seriously' looking forward to marital bliss with their special girl.
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For starters, placing the ring in say your girlfriend's drink or her favourite doughnut will only break her tooth or pass through her gastrointestinal system.
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Further, those planning to propose their girlfriends on the big screen at a game should hop to another plan, or they will end up ruining a very intimate moment by surrounding themselves with drunks.
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Asking for her hand in marriage while playing in the ocean where the ring can't be found if dropped is also a really bad idea.
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Faking a bar fight to impress your girlfriend and then proposing her when she comes to your aid is again a strict no as "initiating a sincere moment with an insincere set up seems counter-intuitive".


The final idea to be written off the list is to take her by surprise by dropping to a knee at a classy gentlemen's club -- it is much less impressive when the diamond is half the size of a stripper's belly button ring.


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