So after his last prank I started thinking of what I could do to get him back. In August/September me and Amy had written all over one of our other friend's car and had plans to get some of the other boys' cars; one of them being Tyler's. Then me and Tyler started dating and those plans were just kind of pushed aside and forgotten about. As I was thinking of what to do, those previous plans came to mind and I thought how I could tweak them and make them better. And it worked.
I had saw online that someone had asked a boy to a dance by buying Depends and writing on their car, "I'm depending on you to go to (dance) with me," and then they taped Depends to their car. This was the plan. So I went to Wal-mart to buy the Depends and discovered they were like $12 a pack. Umm...heavens no. So then the uh...ahem...feminine items were right next them and and idea presented itself: use pads instead (although I guess the politically correct word would be feminine napkins or something like that).
So I decided to ask him to MORP (because March is usually that time) but then had to think up an acronym that could work for that. I wanted it to be a sort of date theme because we are trying to have a date night once a week (sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't). I came up with a couple: Manler Outings to Rejuvenate Passion (too dirty), Manler Outings that are Really Perfect (kind of lame), then I thought of the Adventure book I made him for Valentine's day and came up with Manler Outings to Record for Posterity (it was the best I could come up with).
I also came up with the idea of toilet papering his room. So...to combine the two here's what I did. I took the uh...napkins...and wrote the little nicknames he always calls me on the padded part. :) Then I wrote on his back windshield, "I will 'Always' be happy if you go to M.O.R.P. with me."
I also came up with the idea of toilet papering his room. So...to combine the two here's what I did. I took the uh...napkins...and wrote the little nicknames he always calls me on the padded part. :) Then I wrote on his back windshield, "I will 'Always' be happy if you go to M.O.R.P. with me."
Then I stuck pads to the side of this car (on the windows...no worries).
Then I went to his house and proceeded to toiletpaper his side of the room. I also unwrapped Almond Joys to represent "dump cakes" (don't ask...its...complicated) and placed them in the toilet paper. Then I left a note that pretty much asked him to M.O.R.P. (a date) on Friday.
Then...I waited...for 2 hours for him to get off work.
At 6:08 p.m. I get a call: "What have you done?...You Dirty!" (exact quote) He proceeded to tell me how dirty I am (he was laughing the whole time too - to my relief). Then his co-worker walks by and asks if his "girl" did this to him. Then he saw the pads and asked if those were what he thought they were. Tyler said yes, and the co-worker told him he thought he should just leave them on (yes, yes, I agree) to which Tyler EMPHATICALLY said no! (I have no idea why!? ;) ) All this time I am laughing on the phone...crying actually because I'm laughing so hard. Then he drives home (still telling me I'm dirty every...oh...5 seconds). And then he sees his room. Hehehehe! Now...instead of being "dirty," I am now "in BIG trouble." (To be honest I'm a little nervous) He then read the note I left him that asked him out on a date and also explained that he needed to give me back the square that either said "yes" or "no." To which he told me I would get it back "Boy, would [I] get it back!" (again, a little scared) Oh! And remember the shredded paper he left all over my room? Ya...I replaced his pillow with that paper. :) I thought he might be missing it. ;)
The best part of the story however, is when we were walking to FHE. We passed his car and there was sticky residue on his windows. He commented that "it stuck really well." Then asked me what I used to stick it on there. I told him I didn't use anything. He looked VERY confused for a bit. Then I explained that pads come sticky. :) Oh young padawan...you have much to learn. ;)
