Teen asks girl to prom on national tv

[terry78]

http://tv.yahoo.com/daytime/video/the-early-show-gma-ellen/18332269/


God, he even LOOKS like Michael Cera. Must be some genetic thing.

 

[Erzengel]

This could have ended so badly. Glad she said yes. Unless she turned him down in private.

 

[Alex The Great]

That kid has balls




titanium balls

 

[Casius--J]

This could have ended so badly. Glad she said yes. Unless she turned him down in private.

Would be the nicer thing to do than over live tv

 

[Bad Superman]

This could have ended so badly. Glad she said yes. Unless she turned him down in private.

Now, that would be sad.

That kid has balls




titanium balls

I agree.

 

[PyroChamber]

If the cameras weren't around she would have treated him like he had a disease.

 

[amazingfantasy15]

That kid has balls

titanium balls

Really, I feel the complete opposite. What's the best way to get a girl to say yes to a date, ask her out live on TV. If you say no, you're a b*tch

 

[terry78]

It's like proposing in public. That's the sure thing. Any chick that says no around a bunch of people is going to look like the bad guy.

 

[Doctor Jones]

Hope she follows through. But she had to say yes. I mean that pressure... she didn't sound enthusiastic on her first yes.

 

[Wolfwood]

Hope she follows through. But she had to say yes. I mean that pressure... she didn't sound enthusiastic on her first yes.

I got a little creeped out when he said "That doesn't sound very convincing Tina."

I can imagine prom night going a little something like "Say you love me Tina! SAY YOU LOVE ME LIKE YOU MEAN IT!"

 

[katie_girl09]

Would be the nicer thing to do than over live tv

I think doing what he did is sneaky, personally. It's like trying to force her to say yes.

 

[Majic Walrus]

I think doing what he did is sneaky, personally. It's like trying to force her to say yes.

It is totally sneaky.

Will you go to the prom with me Katie?

 

[E-Man]

Katie and Walrus sittin' in the tree; E-Man has an R-P-G!

 

[AndThePickles]

Girl probably didn't want to go with him...now, if she doesn't go back on her word (which will also be taken as her being a *****), she's going to be miserable at her prom

 

[Casius--J]

I think doing what he did is sneaky, personally. It's like trying to force her to say yes.

Its very sneaky, thats why he did it because he knew she wouldnt say No on tv. Thats why her first answer was so unconvincing.

 

[The Apatow Crew]

it might be wrong, but sometimes thats how you gotta do it.t:

 

[Prison Mike]

I always cringe at things like this because just in case the girl says no, I would feel really bad for the kid who asked. But I agree, it's kind of underhanded to ask in public because the girl basically has to say yes if she doesn't want to seem like a total *****.

 

[Crook]

Hope she follows through. But she had to say yes. I mean that pressure... she didn't sound enthusiastic on her first yes.

I think doing what he did is sneaky, personally. It's like trying to force her to say yes.

Girl probably didn't want to go with him...now, if she doesn't go back on her word (which will also be taken as her being a *****), she's going to be miserable at her prom

Its very sneaky, thats why he did it because he knew she wouldnt say No on tv. Thats why her first answer was so unconvincing.

Am I missing something here? The girl wasn't anywhere near the TV. The two segments were cut together. The kid asked her out first, then (presumably) SHE called in minutes later, and that's where the other half of the interview took place.

The spotlight was not on her for pressure, considering she took the initiative to get on the phone. Had she not wanted to go on a date with him at all, she would have ignored getting on public TV altogether.

 

[AndThePickles]

I didn't actually watch the video

 

[Mystirious]

This could have ended so badly.

Indeed. Being turned down on national TV no doubt to the jeers and cat calls of your peers? That is the kind of thing that would put any teen well over the Shinji Ikari limit in terms of Emo behaviour

 

[katie_girl09]

Am I missing something here? The girl wasn't anywhere near the TV. The two segments were cut together. The kid asked her out first, then (presumably) SHE called in minutes later, and that's where the other half of the interview took place.

The spotlight was not on her for pressure, considering she took the initiative to get on the phone. Had she not wanted to go on a date with him at all, she would have ignored getting on public TV altogether.

She'd still look awful.

 

[Ahura Mazda]

How so? It could be that she was justr not watching TV then.

If she called back herself and said yes then she was as much "at fault" as him.

 

[amazingfantasy15]

Am I missing something here? The girl wasn't anywhere near the TV. The two segments were cut together. The kid asked her out first, then (presumably) SHE called in minutes later, and that's where the other half of the interview took place.

The spotlight was not on her for pressure, considering she took the initiative to get on the phone. Had she not wanted to go on a date with him at all, she would have ignored getting on public TV altogether.

The kid probably gave the show's producers her number and they called her for him.

 

[Swordmaster]

If that is the case, I hope she gave him her number....

 

[the_ultimate_evil]

That kid has balls




titanium balls

sadly very little dignity and intelligence