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0:36Now PlayingA failed public proposal has left bystanders in Elgin, Scotland, baffled.
According to footage obtained by Jam Press, a smitten Scot hung a white bed sheet to a roundabout’s fence emblazoned with handwritten text that read: “Will you marry me, Rachel?”
But it appears the person was promptly rejected — as a secondary bed sheet subsequently appeared at the same location with a response to the question.
Presumed put up on the fence by the infamous Rachel, the sheet featured an answer that read: “No!!! You slept with my brother.”
Flabbergasted locals online reacted to the unbelievable public display of affection — and rejection.
“Wondering if her brother will give his blessing?” one quipped.
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