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DeltaBetaBaby 09-17-2001 01:40 AM

Inviting a date
 
Okay, I am wondering if anyone has a cute way that they have asked a guy to a date function. I have chalked the steps of a guy's fraternity house, and I sent my pledges over to serenade my date to formal, but I am running out of ideas. If someone has one, let me know!

Kapsig1 09-17-2001 10:54 AM

Inviting a date
 
The young ZTA that became my wife, and her ZTA roommate, sent myself and another Kappa Sig on a little "wild goose chase" to invite me to her formal. BTW, it was our first "date."

She called and left a message that I was to be at my friend's apartment at a certain time. I show up, and there's a note addressed to me, with a clue to find the next place we're to go. We find our way to the next "station" where there is yet another clue waiting for us. After about three of these clues, with little gifts at each one cluing us into what we were being invited to (ZTA formal), the last clue led us to a place frequented by greeks; where the girls were waiting for us - with burgers and suds ready to enjoy, along with written invitations to formal. It was really cool, made me feel great because she/they had spent so much effort to put it together - and BOTH couples have now been married for 10 years - so needless to say - it worked!

Brad

DeltaBetaBaby 09-17-2001 12:29 PM

Awww....That is just way too cute!

James 09-18-2001 09:58 PM

Re: Inviting a date
 
That has to be the cutest story I have heard in a long time . . . And I thought that type of thoughtful romance was dead. Good for you Brad! And her of course:).

PS. I would propose marriage to a girl with that kind of mind also ;).

Quote:

Originally posted by Kapsig1
The young ZTA that became my wife, and her ZTA roommate, sent myself and another Kappa Sig on a little "wild goose chase" to invite me to her formal. BTW, it was our first "date."

She called and left a message that I was to be at my friend's apartment at a certain time. I show up, and there's a note addressed to me, with a clue to find the next place we're to go. We find our way to the next "station" where there is yet another clue waiting for us. After about three of these clues, with little gifts at each one cluing us into what we were being invited to (ZTA formal), the last clue led us to a place frequented by greeks; where the girls were waiting for us - with burgers and suds ready to enjoy, along with written invitations to formal. It was really cool, made me feel great because she/they had spent so much effort to put it together - and BOTH couples have now been married for 10 years - so needless to say - it worked!

Brad


SparkliiQTMTSU 09-18-2001 11:07 PM

Aww!! That is the sweetest thing!

PM_Mama00 09-18-2001 11:47 PM

Hello my Lion buddy! Delta Beta I'm assuming you're a wonderful Phi Mu because of your signature! Anyway that is really cute. I've just plain out asked them. I'm not creative like that!

DeltaBetaBaby 09-18-2001 11:55 PM

Last night, I actually went to a frat house on behalf of a sister to ask a guy to barndance for her. We wrote a little poem (funny, not romantic) and a group of us read it to him. The problem is, he said no :-(. Send love to my poor friend.

Miami1839 09-22-2001 03:13 PM

Re: Re: Inviting a date
 
Brad that was the cutest story I've heard in a long time too. I agree with James. :) She seems very special.

Kevin



Quote:

Originally posted by James
That has to be the cutest story I have heard in a long time . . . And I thought that type of thoughtful romance was dead. Good for you Brad! And her of course:).

PS. I would propose marriage to a girl with that kind of mind also ;).



DeltaBetaBaby 01-24-2002 11:41 PM

I am bumping this topic, because I need a date for yet another event. He has a great sense of humor, so I want to do something out of the ordinary.

DeltaBetaBaby 01-25-2002 07:18 PM

Okay, so I got one of those little cookie cakes and had them write "pledge dance?" in frosting. My friend took it over there, but he wasn't home, so she gave it to his roommate. I am waiting to hear from him, but I hope his roommies don't eat it first.

KillarneyRose 01-26-2002 02:35 AM

Inquiring Minds Want to Know!
 
Have you heard anything yet?

DeltaBetaBaby 01-26-2002 01:54 PM

Actually, he called at 2am (and woke me) to accept the invitation. He was like "you could have just asked."

KillarneyRose 01-27-2002 05:33 PM

Way to go, DeltaBetaBaby! Have a great time! :)

BearyCuteAPhi 01-27-2002 05:50 PM

Congrats!!:D

Ronnie

**Alpha Phi is the one to be**

SATX*APhi 01-27-2002 05:51 PM

Woo hoo!! Have a blast!!

DeltaBetaBaby 10-12-2002 04:02 PM

BUMP
 
Oh, it is that time again....DBB needs a man!

I know there are a ton of newbies on here, so any new ideas???

Peaches-n-Cream 10-12-2002 04:23 PM

You can always ask a friend. :)

Allie 10-12-2002 06:53 PM

Yeah for a barn dance! :) Our date party coming up is the same theme. My problem is all of my guy friends are busy that day, and I sure don't have anyone who I'm interested in right now. So any suggestion where to go looking for a date?

sarahDG 10-12-2002 08:54 PM

i feel the urge to share a little story. so there's this guy, matt, who i've taken to three date functions...haven not actually asked him to any myself.
the first one was a rock climbing date party. i had thought matt was hot for the entire year but didn't know him...my pledge mom, however, was friends with him...so i got her to set me up with him (which i guess was a big deal because apparently he hates being set up). this was my first semester as a dg
then, the next semester was semi-formal. i was actually in the hospital for the week and a half prior to the event (i got out the day of). i was social chair at this point, so i had to go...but being in the hospital made things a bit tough. i emailed a couple of my friends to ask them, but they were all otherwise occupied that day. then one night, i get a phone call from two girls in my chapter, telling me that i had a date...matt. a few days before the event, he imed me and asked what i was doing saturday night. i told him i had a semi-formal and asked if he wanted to come. he told me he had plans...it was actually a pretty cute convo.
ok, then the next semester (last semester) came formal. ours was the same date as 9 fraternities (note, at the time, we only had 11)...and the vast majority of the guys i know are in those houses. i was at a party, and was talking to matt...who proceeded to make fun of me for being the world's worst social chair (even though i wasn't, he liked to tease me about being responsible for this mess), and he kept telling me how i was never gonna get a date. well, i told one of my sisters, and she was like "oh no! no one does that to sarah!" and left. i went to go check on something, and when i came back, i heard a rumor i had a formal date. i went to matt, and he was like "i'm going to your formal." i said "ok." "with you" he said. i was like..."ok, is that ok with you." he said of course. yes, my darling kim, in her drunken state had told him that he was going with me.
so yes, matt has been my date three times...and i haven't actually asked him myself to any of them...but i've had a good time with each, so it's all turned out :)

DeltaBetaBaby 10-13-2002 01:27 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Cream
You can always ask a friend. :)
Oh, I am asking a friend, I just like to do it with a little originality :-).

HotDamnImAPhiMu 10-13-2002 05:37 PM

DeltaBetaBaby, you're ADORABLE! I love that you come up with these creative ways.

What kind of event is it? Give us a clue so we can help.

sororitygirl2 10-13-2002 06:19 PM

Write it in front of his house during the night with sidewalk chalk.

DeltaBetaBaby 10-13-2002 07:16 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by sororitygirl2
Write it in front of his house during the night with sidewalk chalk.
I've already used that one!

It is a barndance, so someone suggested getting him a cowboy hat, but then what do I do?

sororitygirl2 10-13-2002 07:23 PM

Maybe you could get several barndance type things and leave them as clues each day with little notes or something.

One day, tie a bandana to his car antenna. The next, leave a cowboy hat at his house. Give a water gun to one of his professors to give to him in class. On the last gift, have a note telling him that he should be wearing all these things Friday night and you will pick him up.

I don't know... that may be kind of lame. I'm sort of out of practice as I haven't had to think of these creative ways to ask boys now that I am an alumna!

Optimist Prime 10-13-2002 07:24 PM

put the invatation inside the cowboy hat?

guys are no good at these things

Peaches-n-Cream 10-13-2002 07:36 PM

I'm not very good at asking men out. :( I'm not sure what a barn dance is.

sororitygirl2 has good ideas. Give him the cowboy hat and a bandana with an invitation. You can always lasso him and invite for a roll in the hay. ;)

Blaire 10-15-2002 01:58 PM

This is such a cute thread! Everyone in the computer lab keeps looking at me b/c I keep laughing out loud!! Good luck in all your adventures!

Blaire


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