
When you think about romantic marriage proposals, the word “binary” might not cross your mind. For the right person however, binary language means love (or <3). Think I’m crazy? A guy wearing a Bender mask made a video and proposed to his girlfriend entirely in binary code. That’s about three minutes of reciting 0′s and 1′s.
In case you wondered, the girl said yes. From the bride to be:
My boyfriend told me I had to close my laptop for a couple minutes, then when I logged back on this was posted to my facebook wall. He sat across the room as I transcribed and then decoded it. After about a half hour I found out it says, “Rachel, you are awesome. Will you marry me?” I said yes, of course.
Check out the proposal after the break.
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If you were insecure about your nerdiness before, you might want to steer clear of proposing with this ring box that features a 2-inch LCD screen and 128MB of memory.  You can be yourself after the vows—but right now you gotta seal the deal. Women love it when you spring your action figure collection on them after its too late to back out.
And definitely, definitely don’t use something like this as your engagement ring.
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This shirt will demonstrate your support for the next wave in non-traditional marriages: human and robot. How the machines view this coupling is an open question at this point.
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Your buddies will find this shirt a lot more amusing than any woman will, particularly one that thought she had feelings for you. And while you will be sleeping alone after wearing it, at least you will have a few bucks left in your pocket.
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Have you been waiting forever for your man to pop the question? Maybe it is time to crank up the pressure with this not-too-subtle “Hint” ring fashioned from a key on a kids laptop. Then again, commitaphobes generally don’t respond well to pressure, so wear at your own risk.
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