Will Dana Seay, Swarthmore College class of 2007, marry me, Luke
Thomas Smith, Swarthmore College class of 2006?

Hi Luke,

Thank you for bringing your question to Google Answers. A number of
Google Answers Researchers have discussed the question amongst
ourselves in the Researchers' forum.

Being researchers, we couldn't resist searching for the two of you on
the web, and we liked what we found. Luke, you seem like a person who
is prepared to take a stand on matters of principle, and we admire you
for that (and good luck with quitting the Newports). Dana, you seem
like a lively and spirited kind of person and we admire you for that
(and I don't think your life will ever be boring).

So, Luke, our answer to the question you posted is: "Possibly - and we
sure hope so!". Good luck!

Regards,
eiffel-ga


Google Search Strategy:

"luke smith" swarthmore
"dana seay" swarthmore

Very clever proposal ! I hope she says yes. If she does please invite
us on your all expenses paid honeymoon to Puerto Vallarta.

I certainly hope so, but if she or a friend finds your question, she
may not want to comment here.
Since no Researcher can tell you for sure, and only one of them can
post an answer, you might raise the price considerably.  It would
suggest that you put more value in the question.  ;-)

Good luck,

http://www.eff.org/legal/ISP_liability/OPG_v_Diebold/

If that's you, I admire you for standing up to Diebold-- and Dana's a lucky girl.


--keystroke-ga

I have a different approach. Here's an online Ouija Board:

http://www.cavernsofblood.com/magic-ouija-board/ouija.html

I think I need to both (1) add value to the question and (2) increase
the question's value. Obviously the answer isn't quite satisfactory to
me just yet.

Thankfully, this has been resolved (she's not down). I'm not Rumsfeld,
but you can still quote me on that.

I Don't fancy your chances.