OK, another three prom proposals. Another? There are 140 people in our class. If I assume seventy of them are male, then seventy proposals will be expected-- unless some guys is lazy enough not to do so, and assuming girls are usually not the ones to do so. But here is another three public prom proposals. The focus is publicity. Is it a show or what?
Well, I think it is silly. It is just silly. There are two possible cases. One is that the girl has already known what is coming up but just not what it is going to be like and the guy knows she is going to say yes. The second one is that the girl is threatened, excuse me for the wrong word choice, or forced to accept something only because it is in front of the the whole school, and it would be so awkward and even be considered as "immoral" to many of those who are watching this to say no to the guy who has the "guts" to stand up on the stage.
Does a proposal on stage represent a careful, well-planned, and elaborate preparation, or it is merely an easy way to cause a congestion of that girl's brain so that she stops thinking and says yes? Anyway, I do like Matt Tracy's package delivery idea. As for others, well.
For those who know that he probably does not have a chance under normal circumstances, he should try on stage since it is the easiest and requires the least amount of thinking and preparation and a quite guaranteed solution.
It is pathetic for me to make these subjective arguments here. Those girls are happy even though they could have been happier.
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