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  • Hulk
    Mayor of Megoville
    • May 10, 2003
    • 16007

    #16
    In a bar (how cliche), on a Tuesday, after working finishing working at both my jobs at the time. She was in grad school full time and working part time, so she had a full day as well, but we had both recently finished college and still had that crazy energy where you can go from 7 am to 10 pm, and going out afterwards still seemed like a good idea. Her part time job and my second job were at the same mall, so we had some common friends. I sat at her table and her roommate gave me a dirty look, and she didn't seem too interested either. I turned around and started holding court at the next table, and was on some sort of comedy roll, with people laughing up a storm. She left her roommates table to hang out with the new guy. The rest is history.


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    • toysrus
      Persistent Member
      • Aug 23, 2007
      • 1247

      #17
      1987

      Met my wife right out of HS. Went to spend 3 weeks with my cousin after High School , ended up moving in with my cousin for like 5 years because my wife lived right behind my cousin. So the summer of 87 was a blast, we have been together ever since!

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      • jessica
        fortune favors the bold
        • Nov 5, 2007
        • 4590

        #18
        He used to sit behind me in a general ed class in 1987. We met again by a chance encounter on campus, and he remembered my name and I remembered his. I gave him my number and he called the same night and asked me out to a BBQ. I went just for the heck of it and I fell in love that evening. He tolerates my Planet of the Apes obsession. How can I not fall in love with somebody who runs like Cornelius? We have been together for 20 years and have 3 boys: 9, 6 and 3 years old.
        Last edited by jessica; May 5, '08, 1:57 AM.
        Those who look outside dream. Those who look within awake.
        Samples of my work are found here: Life, Liberty and Pursuit of Happiness

        To do list:
        1:6 boots for Mathilda, 1:1 Romulan Commander outfit, Ursus helmet; Cornelius appliance
        1:9 scale ape's new suit for Cornelius;

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        • spiderrogue
          new mego-er
          • Feb 3, 2008
          • 0

          #19
          man, you are all old people....i was still in high school or jr. high when most of you met your others....makes me feel young...thanks

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          • Bo8a_Fett
            Pat Troughton in disguise
            • Nov 21, 2007
            • 3738

            #20
            18 years ago I was working at Hampstead station that still had the old type lifts that had to be operated by a member of staff from the inside. She was the only passenger for that lifts trip which takes about a minute and a half to reach the top landing...I said hello and joked about the lift getting stuck. She worked in the stationers round the corner and I used to go in there for my drawing and art supplies and we got chatting ...3 weeks later we had a drink for someone who was leaving and after getting absolutely drunk went into the shop...slumped to the fllor and when she came over asked her out..she told me later she only agrred so I would leave the shop..lol.
            We now have 3 kids Nyssa 16, Jake 13 and Lucas 7 and when they demolished the old lifts at Hampstead station I managed to get the ornate iron grill from the top of the lift where we first met.....we did use it as a headboard for the bed until one night it fell on my forehead.....lol
            ENGLISH AND DAMN PROUD OF IT British by birth....English by the grace of God. Yes Jamie...it is big isn't it....

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            • Hotfoot
              Dazed and Confused
              • Dec 30, 2007
              • 2564

              #21
              Originally posted by del
              I met my husband through an online personals ad. You could post the ad for free, but you had to be a paying member to respond to ads or messages other members sent. I hid my email address in the text and used my favorite picture - I looked kind of gothy and was holding a "unicorn skull." He figured, "Well, there's someone quirky enough to put up with my comic, toy, and videogame habit." After a few emails, we exchanged numbers and met in person soon after. We dated for 5 or 6 years, and will celebrate our first wedding anniversary tomorrow.
              HAPPY ANNIVERSARY

              Too many toys. Not enough space!

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              • saildog
                Permanent Member
                • Apr 9, 2006
                • 2270

                #22
                Originally posted by Bo8a_Fett
                ...when they demolished the old lifts at Hampstead station I managed to get the ornate iron grill from the top of the lift where we first met.....
                I think that is so cool.

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                • The Bat
                  Batman Fanatic
                  • Jul 14, 2002
                  • 13412

                  #23
                  At a Ramones Concert! Gaba, Gaba HEY!!
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                  • Bo8a_Fett
                    Pat Troughton in disguise
                    • Nov 21, 2007
                    • 3738

                    #24
                    Originally posted by saildog
                    I think that is so cool.
                    Thx... so did I till it woke me up by hitting me on the head....it's made of solid iron and is about 6ft by 2 ft....lol
                    ENGLISH AND DAMN PROUD OF IT British by birth....English by the grace of God. Yes Jamie...it is big isn't it....

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                    • darklord1967
                      Persistent Member
                      • Mar 27, 2008
                      • 1570

                      #25
                      Originally posted by del
                      I met my husband through an online personals ad. You could post the ad for free, but you had to be a paying member to respond to ads or messages other members sent. I hid my email address in the text and used my favorite picture - I looked kind of gothy and was holding a "unicorn skull." He figured, "Well, there's someone quirky enough to put up with my comic, toy, and videogame habit." After a few emails, we exchanged numbers and met in person soon after. We dated for 5 or 6 years, and will celebrate our first wedding anniversary tomorrow.

                      HAPPY ANNIVERSARY and a hearty CONGRATULATIONS to you both!!!!!
                      May you enjoy MANY, MANY more years together!!!!

                      I... am an action figure customizer

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                      • mitchedwards
                        Mego Preservation Society
                        • May 2, 2003
                        • 11781

                        #26
                        My wife and I worked in the same hospital. I worked in IT and she worked in registration.

                        We had a new IT project for registration, that went horribly awry. As a result my Boss had me sit in registration and babysit the printers that were malfunctioning.

                        So I had time to flirt and talk to the lady over the dept.... Needless to say 8 months later we were married, and in 2 weeks we celebrate our 10th anniversary.


                        Think B.A. Where did you hide the Megos?

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                        • SlipperyLilSuckers
                          MeGoing
                          • May 14, 2003
                          • 9031

                          #27
                          There are many beautiful stories here. Congratulations for your anniversary Del.
                          Last edited by SlipperyLilSuckers; May 5, '08, 8:53 AM.

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                          • Megospidey
                            Museum Webslinger
                            • Jul 26, 2006
                            • 5305

                            #28
                            We met in 1987 at college. I was a junior and she was a freshman. Dated for 2 years and got married in 1989. We celebrate 19 years this month (May 27) with 3 boys (13,8,and4).

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                            • Adam West
                              Museum CPA
                              • Apr 14, 2003
                              • 6822

                              #29
                              Actually, I have known my wife since we were in grade school.

                              Whenever I tell the story, I feel like I should be sitting on the couch in "When Harry met Sally". She was a grade older than me and lived on the other side of town. We went to the same church and we constantly were running into each other but didn't really know her very well. In 5th grade, the schools in our area were experimenting with combination classes so they took about 5 5th graders and shoved them into a 6th grade class to see how they would do. I was one of the 5 5th graders and she happened to be in 6th. I had one of those grade school crushes but just kept it to myself.

                              We ended up going to the same Jr. High and High School and again, always had a bit of a crush on her but didn't really know her that well since she was a grade ahead of me.

                              Finally, we ended up working at the same catering company as teenagers. That's when I became completely smitten with her but she seemed disinterested so I never got the nerve up to ask her out but we became really good friends.

                              At the age of 19, I finally got up the nerve and invited her to a fraternity formal at my college....she said "yes". We have been together ever since. I once asked her why she didn't seem to reciprocate the early signs that I was interested in her and she said that she knew I was the one for her and it scared her since she had never dated anyone seriously. She said she had a feeling that we would marry some day but for whatever reason, everything had to come into alignment for it to happen....so it is one of those marrying the girl next door stories.
                              "The farther we go, the more the ultimate explanation recedes from us, and all we have left is faith."
                              ~Vaclav Hlavaty

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                              • Meule
                                Verbose Member
                                • Nov 14, 2004
                                • 28720

                                #30
                                During a concert, she was still seeing someone else then, but that didn't last long after we met
                                "...The agony of my soul found vent in one loud, long and final scream of despair..." - Edgar Allan Poe

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