I'd die for this!! TOO CUTE!!

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  Dec 20, 2011 9:55 PM GMT

  I was studying at for my last exam today at Starbucks when this really old couple came in and sat at the table next to me. They. Were. OLD.
  Anyways, as I was studying, I couldn't help myself but to overhear some of their conversation and it was to adorable. They'd talk about their younger age stories and memories, "D'you remember when we were in our twenties..blah blah blah". THEN to make everything perfect, the couple decided to leave and the old man got up, took his wifes coat and put it on her like a true old-fashioned gentlemen. I died right there. AND THEY WERE BRITISH. Can't forget that part.
  Anyways, after seeing that, I decided that that's my goal. Sure, I wanna find a good job, nice house, stuff like that, but my main goal is to find love like that. What do you guys think? D'you guys die from cuteness when you see this?

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  Dec 20, 2011 10:10 PM GMT

  You died? Then how are you posting this? I'm confused.

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  Dec 20, 2011 10:16 PM GMT

  aerovaulter saidYou died? Then how are you posting this? I'm confused.

  
  it is figurative speech...

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  Dec 20, 2011 10:20 PM GMT

  what does being British have anything to do with it? You want to be British? Does that make them "Cutsier" or something?

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  Dec 20, 2011 10:21 PM GMT

  Awww I'd have probably been dying too.
  That's so unique, great for them

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  Dec 20, 2011 10:24 PM GMT

  I agree.. I had that when I saw my med school teachers.. a pair of doctors close to their seventies.. a real grandma and grandpa.. working together, living with and taking care of their even more elderly parents lol.... During one exam, the lady went over to her husband, licked her palm, and used her hand to fix her husband's hair in place..
  
  I WANT THAT! lol

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  Dec 20, 2011 10:26 PM GMT

  Jeandeau saidwhat does being British have anything to do with it? You want to be British? Does that make them "Cutsier" or something?

  
  
  I just love the accents

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  Dec 20, 2011 10:46 PM GMT

  I'd happily put your coat on for you if I wasn't way too old for you! I do have a cut glass British accent though!
  
  Sweet story

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  Dec 20, 2011 10:50 PM GMT

  I love British accents too lol. And I'd happily put your coat on too.

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  Dec 20, 2011 11:24 PM GMT

  
  
  i like when romance is still relevant in today's world even after being together for decades.

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  Dec 20, 2011 11:27 PM GMT

  
  It sounds like their relationship is based on respect for each other, which is a pretty good foundation to have.

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  Dec 20, 2011 11:45 PM GMT

  There was an older couple in my neighborhood when I was younger and they were the surrogate grand parents and they were so cut together.
  
  Their house was always just so and we mowed their lawn. He had a heart attack and she nursed him back to health and we took over more of the yard work until he got better. She would stand on the back porch and give us directions to mach sure the yard was right so she could bring him out to eat lunch on the patio.
  
  He healed and they were good until she got some nuerological disease that caused her to see things that weren't there. We would visit her and he would have us bring out chairs from the dining room to sit and visit. We would have to put them back in the dents in the carpet. he vacummed and cared for her collection of antique dolls. My Mom did their laundry and pressing when I came home from college I would deliver it. He would have me hang it in the closet and put them out on the dresser. every time I came no matter when it was she was always well dressed her hair done perfectly as she lay on the bed.
  
  It was incredible. That's what I want.

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  Dec 21, 2011 12:11 AM GMT

  God..i love British guys..their accent and ways drive me wild..maybe i need to date British guys...and yes,that should be a very important goal,finding a true,forever kind of love..

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  Dec 21, 2011 12:36 AM GMT

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  aerovaulter saidYou died? Then how are you posting this? I'm confused.

  
  it is figurative speech...

  
  
  It's trolling

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  Dec 21, 2011 12:41 AM GMT

  the British accent is AWESOME. Everytime I hear it at work I get excited lol

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  Dec 21, 2011 12:50 AM GMT

  tyler_helm saidThere was an older couple in my neighborhood when I was younger and they were the surrogate grand parents and they were so cut together.
  
  Their house was always just so and we mowed their lawn. He had a heart attack and she nursed him back to health and we took over more of the yard work until he got better. She would stand on the back porch and give us directions to mach sure the yard was right so she could bring him out to eat lunch on the patio.
  
  He healed and they were good until she got some nuerological disease that caused her to see things that weren't there. We would visit her and he would have us bring out chairs from the dining room to sit and visit. We would have to put them back in the dents in the carpet. he vacummed and cared for her collection of antique dolls. My Mom did their laundry and pressing when I came home from college I would deliver it. He would have me hang it in the closet and put them out on the dresser. every time I came no matter when it was she was always well dressed her hair done perfectly as she lay on the bed.
  
  It was incredible. That's what I want.

  
  
  Now that's love.

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  Dec 21, 2011 12:56 AM GMT

  Can't say I'd "die" for something like that, but admittedly I've made it my a lifestyle choice to keep away from bars and focus on giving everyone a chance, and keeping my eyes and heart open for mister [compatible].

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  Dec 21, 2011 1:01 AM GMT

  they are a couple that have truly became one...you can almost bet that when one of them passes away,it will not be long before the other one does also.My paternal grandparents were married for 75 years..grandma was 89 and grandpa was 92.grandma got pneumonia in the nursing home and passed away...within a year grandpa died too..he sat around crying and mourning for grandma.i've seen this with other old couples also..time and time again..

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  Dec 21, 2011 1:31 AM GMT

  was this in Sherman Oaks? Cause I was at the Starbucks there waiting for rush hour to be over the other morning and saw a very cute old British couple LOL I didn't see them leave, but he held open the door when they walked in.

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  Dec 21, 2011 1:32 AM GMT

  jackthejock saidwas this in Sherman Oaks? Cause I was at the Starbucks there waiting for rush hour to be over the other morning and saw a very cute old British couple LOL I didn't see them leave, but he held open the door when they walked in.

  
  
  Nahh, I'm not even to sure where Sherman Oaks is :p
  This was in Kanata, the Starbucks in the Chapters.

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  Dec 21, 2011 1:33 AM GMT

  FitSportsman saidI'd happily put your coat on for you if I wasn't way too old for you! I do have a cut glass British accent though!
  
  Sweet story

  
  *I faint. Swoon!*

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  Dec 21, 2011 1:44 AM GMT

  FitSportsman saidI'd happily put your coat on for you if I wasn't way too old for you! I do have a cut glass British accent though!
  
  Sweet story

  
  
  Buddy, you're accent trumps age any day ;)

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  Dec 22, 2011 4:37 AM GMT

  Eyes saidI was studying at for my last exam today at Starbucks when this really old couple came in and sat at the table next to me. They. Were. OLD.
  Anyways, as I was studying, I couldn't help myself but to overhear some of their conversation and it was to adorable. They'd talk about their younger age stories and memories, "D'you remember when we were in our twenties..blah blah blah". THEN to make everything perfect, the couple decided to leave and the old man got up, took his wifes coat and put it on her like a true old-fashioned gentlemen. I died right there. AND THEY WERE BRITISH. Can't forget that part.
  Anyways, after seeing that, I decided that that's my goal. Sure, I wanna find a good job, nice house, stuff like that, but my main goal is to find love like that. What do you guys think? D'you guys die from cuteness when you see this?

  
  
  Okay, so you'd die for this type of relationship. What would you really do for a person that you have this type of connection with?
  
  Would you stick with them if they became incapacitated? Paralyzed? Brain damaged? Clean up after them, bathe them, feed them, change their clothes, change the bed when they have an accident in it? Or ugly, out of shape, overweight?
  
  My parents have been together for more than 60 years. My father is almost completely incapacitated, and my mother attends to every physical need and more to care for him. She would never leave him, even with all of the extra strain it places on her.
  
  When you think about having a lifelong bond with someone, really consider the "for better or worse, sickness and health, happiness and sorrow, until death do us part" aspect of it. If you put the work into creating that bond, there is more to it than what you see in a glimpse of life like this.

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  Jan 07, 2012 10:08 PM GMT

  ChilaxinJOCK09 saidthe British accent is AWESOME. Everytime I hear it at work I get excited lol

  
  
  The American accent has the same effect on this Brit.

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  Mil8 said

  ChilaxinJOCK09 saidthe British accent is AWESOME. Everytime I hear it at work I get excited lol

  
  
  The American accent has the same effect on this Brit.

  
  
  
  Same here!

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