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Farted by LeekClock, April 18, 2008, 06:02:43 PM

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would you force your partner to take your surname in marriage?

o. I hate my name. I\'d take their name instead provided it was cooler (which is likely!)
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 wouldn\'t force him/her but I\'d be extremely disappointed if they didn\'t accept it.
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 would take their name instead because this name\'s getting a bit old.
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es, they must take my name. That\'s tradition.
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e would both keep our names, preferably.
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e would create a double barrelled name like Kensington-Smith
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e would invent a cool new name like Shickadance.
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t\'s... optional? I\'ve been lied to!
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Total Members Voted: 53

RabidClock

Quote from: FlounderwomanClock;1285167A tattoo ring is a nice idea, it's more permanent so it stands as a testament to your love.

Nah, you can get them removed, it just hurts a lot - kind of like love.

What is love? Baby don't hurt me, don't hurt me no more!


China Clock

Quote from: FlounderwomanClock;1285167A tattoo ring is a nice idea, it's more permanent so it stands as a testament to your love.

And you can't leave it on the dresser-drawer when you go out to a pickup-bar.

Anyways, I think that seems pretty nifty too. I'm not into wearing stuff on my hands/wrists. I don't even wear a watch, ever. Although I'd have to taint my pretty skin. :U

Topcatyo

I used to wear a watch nonstop on my right arm, but then, this year, I was sitting down one day and thought "... Fuck watches".
And now I don't wear watches, and my wrist has never been more comfortable (and it's all one color, now).
This year was actually a big year of personal change for me.  Pretty much all of it for the better too, so that's awesome.

TabascoClock

My name is awful and I'm not even sure how to pronounce it correctly, I'd take the partner's name.

TequilaClock

Quote from: FlounderwomanClock;1285167A tattoo ring is a nice idea, it's more permanent so it stands as a testament to your love.
Hey I didnt thought of that, however you may know that myth of sealing your love in tattoos is bad luck.

And if I have to go on rings I would get either something simple or nerdy ring like one with binary code



And if my girl is a fantasy bookworm it could be like this

BehemothClock

Scombridae?

VCRClock

I'd probably want to keep my name, but I wouldn't be disappointed if the person I was marrying didn't take it.

I'm not sure what I'd want to do about kids, though, if we didn't have the same last name. Maybe I'd just play rock-paper-scissors. :D
<Marlin Clock> This thread seems proof positive that divisiveness at any level is usually bad for the Clock Crew.
<PhantomCatClock> are we talking about the same clock crew

BellClock

Partner matters less than the child, I think, namewise.
For the kid it should be
"[First name] [Husband's last name] [Wife's last name]"
that's fair.

FLOUNDERMAN_CLOCK

Quote from: TequilaClockHey I didnt thought of that, however you may know that myth of sealing your love in tattoos is bad luck.
Yeah, the first thing I thought when I made that post was "what if I get divorced?"

RabidClock

Quote from: FlounderwomanClock;1285206Yeah, the first thing I thought when I made that post was "what if I get divorced?"
It wouldn't be horribly expensive to remove a small tattoo on your finger, and I think the tattoo myth refers to getting someone's name tattooed on your skin, not a ring.


ShotglassClock

I would take his name, just because I like the last name VanDuynhoven.
"There\'s arousal all over the farm and these sluts embody it."

TequilaClock

Quote from: RaBiDcLoCk;1285210I think the tattoo myth refers to getting someone's name tattooed on your skin, not a ring.
yeah it is more like this. But well, it is all up to time.

FLOUNDERMAN_CLOCK

Quote from: RaBiDcLoCkIt wouldn't be horribly expensive to remove a small tattoo on your finger, and I think the tattoo myth refers to getting someone's name tattooed on your skin, not a ring.
The myth doesn't really bother me, I just don't wanna have to go through getting a tattoo removed, especially on the delicate area  between your fingers.

RabidClock

Quote from: FlounderwomanClock;1285216The myth doesn't really bother me, I just don't wanna have to go through getting a tattoo removed, especially on the delicate area  between your fingers.

Delicate? I work outside boy, I got some tough skin. Actually its from all the sand, I can't get finger print scanners to detect most of my prints because they're sandblasted off frequently.  Wouldn't be a big deal but the government likes to keep track of people's finger prints and they don't like it when you don't have finger prints.


BobbyClock

RabidClock spends all day scooping up sand to serve as 'ice-cream' for the little iraqi terrorists.

RabidClock

Quote from: BOBBYCLOCK;1285224RabidClock spends all day scooping up sand to serve as 'ice-cream' for the little iraqi terrorists.

Well I tried serving regular ice cream but they called me a snow demon then chased me down and shaved off my eyebrows.


TequilaClock

Quote from: RaBiDcLoCk;1285245Well I tried serving regular ice cream but they called me a snow demon then chased me down and shaved off my eyebrows.
Snow is against their religion.

FLOUNDERMAN_CLOCK

The only thing that kept Mohamed from fucking children was snow, so it's considered evil. It's a big part of the koran if you actually bother to read it.

buttplug

I wanted to say #2 to not sound like an asshole, but I decided to vote truthfully.

Marlin Clock

I'm never one to believe in force, but I would be disappointed.
Besides, my name is legendary, apparently.