This hap­pened Feb 14 of this year.
The video descrip­tion says:
Fran­cisco Torno III FINALLY PROPOSES! But that’s not all! He’s let­ting the whole world know about it! On Feb­ru­ary 14, 2007, Fran­cisco Torno III decided to finally ask his girl, Gretchen Mon­telibano, the most cov­eted ques­tion of most sin­gle ladies: “Will you be my wife?” much to the delight of their “cap­tive audi­ence”, theirco-passengers.
Most cou­ples in that flight prob­a­bly rem­i­nisced after one of the most roman­tic pro­pos­als “on air” in a Cebu Pacific flight bound for Bacolod was caught On-Air by no less …

It is man’s abil­ity to remem­ber that sets us apart. We are the only species con­cerned with the past. Our mem­o­ries give us voice.
They bear wit­ness to his­tory so that oth­ers might learn.
So they might cel­e­brate our tri­umphs.
And be warned of our fail­ures.
There are many ways to define our frag­ile exis­tence. Many ways to give it mean­ing.
But it is our mem­o­ries that shape its pur­pose and give it con­text.
The pri­vate assort­ment of images, fears, loves, regrets.
For it is the cruel irony of life that we are des­tined to hold the …

The other day, I was talk­ing to my best­friend John Paul and his cousin Louie, and we talked about how the Trans­form­ers kicked ass.
And then in true my-generation-is-better-than-the-generation-today fash­ion, we got to think­ing about which among the “car­toon” shows we grew up with we’d like to see on the big screen. We all saw how they man­gled He-Man (with Dolph Lund­gren). Maybe we could have Brad Pitt reprise the role for the new gen­er­a­tion?
But we all had a con­sen­sus that we’d all love to see Thun­der­cats on the big …

How I Met Your Moth­erEpisode: The Wed­ding
“Being in a cou­ple is hard, and com­mit­ting and mak­ing sac­ri­fices is hard. But if it’s the right per­son, then it’s easy. Look­ing at that girl and know­ing she’s all you really want in your life — that should be eas­i­est thing in the world, and if it’s not like that, then she’s not the one.”