Woman Takes Engagement Photos With A Pizza To Show It’s More Reliable Than A Man
19-year-old University of Lethbridge student Nicole Larson recently made a cheesy statement about relationships on her Facebook. The Canadian woman took sixteen “engagement” photos with a Pizza Hut pizza in an album captioned “I just want you. Nothing else, just you.”
“I just thought it would be a funny way to get ‘couple’ pictures done,” Larson told MySanantonio. “In a sense, I wanted girls to get the message that they didn’t necessarily need a man in their life to make them happy. Pizza never lets you down.”
Via Bored Panda, Facebook, mySA
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