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Yaaaaaaaaay!!! =) =) =)
EVERYBODY CONGRATULATE THEM!! =D =) =)
[Update - Friday, May 13, 2005]
D'oh. Sorry, I didn't mean to be cryptic. =} </a></b></a>
's cousin, K, proposed to his girlfriend fiancée*. He called just before I posted that. I get Bad Brain CRCs when I'm that ass-tired and that happy at the same time. XD
* a fiancé (one 'e' with an acute accent) is a man who is engaged to be married. A fiancée (an extra 'e' with no accent) is a woman who is engaged to be married. And, as in the original French, the two words are pronounced exactly the same way.
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And I'd just like to say, the whole fiancée/fiancé thing is one of my pet peeves. Surely it's not that ahrd to imagine they would be two different words with two different spellings? *sigh*
And it's in the dictionaries. All the ENGLISH ONES.
It's like: NO, you DON'T get to pick the one you think is PRETTIER written out!! XD XD =D
Then again, it's a pretty sorry thing for a language to not even have its own words for two people engaged to be married.
But yes, i would believe it. I read online journals, after all. ^_-