Most girls would like a prom date who embodies kindness and has a certain level of sensitivity. Maybe he'd watch a "girlie" movie even if he didn't want to. Which is why a haka, a traditional New Zealand war cry, is the perfect way to prompose. Nothing can beat the feeling a girl gets when she knows in a month she'll be holding close for a dance the boy who yelled her name in the cafeteria, half-naked, before chanting and slapping himself.
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