REVscene Automotive Forum

REVscene Automotive Forum (https://www.revscene.net/forums/)

- Relationship & Gender Discussion (https://www.revscene.net/forums/relationship-gender-discussion_17/)

- - Prom (https://www.revscene.net/forums/667806-prom.html)

Hey, so I need some idea to ask a girl out to prom, feel free to post any ideas here thanks...:):thumbsup::bigthumb:

Go up to girl, say hi, ask would you like to go to prom with me?

..... :rukidding: you're not going to buy her a diamond ring, it's just a question

obvs you come in here asking how to ask a girl to prom so im assuming you dont want the usual "hey will you go to prom with me" , my guess is check youtube or google some shit. im sure something will come up. i was too cool for it so the girl asked me to prom instead :ilied:

give her you class pin and ask her to go steady. also, don't forget to give her her you letterman jacket to put on her shoulders. try to sing a duet with her...

i get all my advice from Glee.

Or do what every high school kid does and deface some cupcakes spelling out, "PROM?"

Tell her that your sexy and you know it.

Quote:

Teen has banner day with prom proposal

An Arlington High School senior's unique way of asking his girlfriend to prom hits a roadblock ... but not for long.

http://www.heraldnet.com/apps/pbcsi....R&Profile=1038

ARLINGTON -- Perhaps you've seen the banner as you drive southbound on I-5 approaching the exit at Island Crossing.

That's where Trevor Strotz asked his girlfriend, Madison Hoskinson, to the prom.

Ignoring the bad luck associated with Friday the 13th, Trevor chose that day to hang a 6-by-30-foot banner on family barn that faces the freeway. It said:

"Madison, Prom? (heart) Trevor"

Teenage boys often agonize about this annual ritual and how to ask girls for a date.

Trevor, 17, a senior at Arlington High School, had at least some confidence that Madison, 17, a junior, would agree to go to the dance May 12.

But he wasn't entirely sure, and it turned out that Madison was busy on the evening of April 13. Trevor sweated a little bit and kept his fingers crossed that nobody would spill the beans before he had a chance to drive Madison past his sign.

No luck. Somebody couldn't keep his or her mouth shut.

"They told her I had done something, but they wouldn't tell her what," Trevor said. "When I went to pick her up the next day, she was angry with me. She wondered what I could have done. Even her dad knew what it was, but wouldn't say."

Trevor and Madison rode in silence from the Bryant area to Island Crossing.

"I pulled the car to side of the freeway and pulled a rose out from under my seat and motioned to the banner," Trevor recalled. "She said 'no,' but I could tell she was messing with me because she started laughing."

The story wasn't over yet, however.

A few days later, Edible Seattle magazine posted a note on its Facebook page:

"Anyone based around Arlington? Trevor (or if you know him) we hope the girl you asked to prom says yes! We love that you asked her by hanging a huge banner on the side of a barn in Arlington! Romance lives! The great guys at Bistro San Martin say your prom dinner is on them if she says yes. Come on folks, help us find Trevor to let him know!"

Trevor couldn't believe it. His mom says Bistro San Martin is the best restaurant in Arlington.

"I called the restaurant and told them how much I appreciate it," Trevor said. "We'll go there before heading to the prom at the Seattle Aquarium."

"It was all worth it. Even my nervousness."

Teen has banner day with prom proposal | HeraldNet.com - Local news

get a large box and gift wrap it. place it in front of her locker. get inside said box. pop out wearing assless chaps and leather tassels on your nipples. write "will you go to prom with me?" on your buttcheeks and turn around.

or get some goldfish with one black one. and tie some balloons to it and write "out of the all the fish in the sea, i only want to go to prom with you." give her the goldfish and smack her bum a little when she says yes.

ohhh highschool romance :heartsmile:

Teacher was teaching.

Target girl sat across from me on the other side of the classroom.
I wrote PROM? on a piece of paper and held it up when she looked at me.
She scribbled on a piece of paper and held it back up at me. It said YES. We laughed. People around us laughed.

Teacher: "Now that we've established that PJ and (Girl) are going to prom together, can I continue my lesson?"

That's how I did it.

Give us some more info man.

What are your chances if you just ask her plainly? How close are you with her?

I never had to ask :fuckthatshit: girls flocked to me

Quote:

Originally Posted by Amuro Ray (Post 7915558)

I never had to ask :fuckthatshit: girls flocked to me

oh how I remember all those restraining orders..