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Instead of going the traditional route and buying just another soporific wedding band, one future bride decided to go the extra mile, and ordered a ring custom designed to look like a USB key. Her fiancé happened to be Microsoft Game Studios Software Development Engineer Ray Arifianto (read: "Geekzilla"). Though not much of a gamer or techie herself, as Kotaku reports, she has absolutely no problem with wearing a USB key around her finger for all of eternity. Engraved on the inside of the ring is the phrase, "For a lifetime of memories." Though, by judging from the size of the ring, we're guessing that by "lifetime," the future Mrs. Arifianto means "128 GB." [From: Kotaku, via: Mashable]
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Comments
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Subscribe to commentsDavid S.Jul 14th 2010 2:59PM
Eh, what is wrong with just a plain old gold wedding band? I guess that isn't good enough for some women -- they want to own the man's soul too. Marriage --- legalized slavery.
AnneJul 14th 2010 3:28PM
Why not? Part of being married is giving everything to your partner.
I wouldn't call that slavery, but when I marry, I want my partner to own my soul and to give me theirs.
Nothing wrong with that.
P.S.
The ring is really cool!
juliewithoutJul 15th 2010 10:01AM
A perfect image of her is depicted here. http://2su.de/mFT
Santa AAug 1st 2010 3:05AM
I was browsing the web and came across this article. I personally love your comment. It rather amusing.:)
dugandobJul 14th 2010 4:22PM
David: REALLY you think she wants to own his soul? LOL What about making a ring with a GPS in it so you know where your spouse is at all times. Lets go one step farther, lets make a ring that if he takes it off a siren goes off and you automatically get a phone call that tells you that your husband took off his ring, where he is, and perhaps a tiny camera so that you can see what he's doing.
If you think you need all these features on a ring, then maybe you might want to rethink even giving them a ring. Also if by chance if you do get to the alter RUN, do not walk, RUN away from the alter as fast as you can. You to can catch it all on your ring camera.
TiffanyAug 18th 2010 12:19PM
Hey Otter, some women have the same problem with the men they marry, like in my case, it seems that the sausage can have the same locking mechanism to which I can not seem to find the key... It's not just men who get cut off after marriage! BTW I LOVE the ring idea.... it's original and extremely symbolic for this day and age of non-sentimentality.
BrendaJul 14th 2010 7:49PM
I think its sweet ,that she would go to all that trouble to make and do something her husband likes!
Thomas HoustonJul 15th 2010 10:15AM
@juliewithout, that wedding cake is incredible