I’ve been pwn3d
September 5th, 2008 by AriLike most guys I know, I spent approximately 2×10-29 seconds thinking about my wedding before I got engaged (this is why so many women are in charge of the wedding planning – they’ve already done it before the guy proposes). Even with that lack of preparation, I like to think that Rebecca’s and my wedding was pretty cool. In the past week two things have happened to make me think “damn, I wish I’d thought of that”.
Last Sunday was Amy’s wedding in the ultra conservative state of Massachusetts. It was good to see Amy and Jon, a couple clearly meant for each other, wedded. It was also practically a mini college reunion. (We look so respectable now, how the heck did that happen?) When it came time for the reception the tables did not have numbers – instead they were labeled with star trek locations! Deep Space 9, Vulcan, Kronos, Cardasia Prime, The Neutral Zone, Sector 001, etc. (For the record, I was sitting at Rura Penthe. Hmmmmm).
The second thing is that Corey Doctorow is now engaged, and has decided that for his wedding ring he wants… (wait for it)… a secret decoder ring! He asked master cryptographer Bruce Schneier to help design it. Dang, that is really awesome. Maybe I can get one anyway, then just photoshop all my wedding pictures so make it look like it was my wedding ring.
September 6th, 2008 at 5:58 pm
Hey, Ari, you were in Massachusetts last weekend and you didn’t even tell me? No wonder you were sent to Rura Penthe! Now, I need to know: how did you manage to escape?
September 7th, 2008 at 11:17 am
US air.
September 9th, 2008 at 8:48 am
If I remember correctly, your wedding had a lightsaber vs. bat’leth duel. You envy no man.
September 24th, 2008 at 4:15 pm
Don’t forget the awesome placing of the Star Trek table locations — Neutral Zone was in the center of a bunch of tables, Praxis was next to Kronos, SS Botony Bay was next to Ceti Alpha V (and also nearby Genesis).
My inner family’s table was Deep Space 9 compared to Jon’s family’s table, which was Sector 001. There was
too mucha lot of thought put into it!