Valentines Day-Is it bollox or wot?

[Lilmiss]

meant to say, men hating lesbians.



there's nothing scarier than an angry dyke.
except of course, an angry dyke on her periods.

[hamm]

men hating lesbians.

But I love lesbians!


Provided their burly girlfriends don't beat the feck outta me first.

[Virtualbody1234]

Valentines Day is a good day for men and the ladies!

So stop your bitching about it already.

[twisterX]

LESBIANS!!! LESBIANS

[maebach]

rly

[twisterX]

[Barbarossa]

Do we need to carry it on when we're married or is it just for young lovers??

You sort of need to carry it on a bit, but you are allowed to tone it down after a couple of years.

Valentines day is emotional blackmail. What we need is some massacre to take place on it or something, so that women and the media won't like it so much.

No... wait!

[scott_pd]

Did you forget a present Gripper? She will not be happy...

[NikkiD]

Yes, gripper, you still need to carry it on when you're married - you do want to keep the romance alive in your relationship don't you?

I don't understand the need for expensive gifts and stuff like that though. I mean, they're nice and all, but people who really love each other don't need to show it with material things. It's the little things that show someone that you love them. Touches, embraces, kisses for no reason, showing someone that you truly appreciate them and want them. It's the intimacy that counts, and no amount of material possessions can foster those feelings. Valentine's Day should be a celebration of the love you feel for each other, not just an excuse to get presents.

[Bob Dude]

Yes, gripper, you still need to carry it on when you're married - you do want to keep the romance alive in your relationship don't you?

I don't understand the need for expensive gifts and stuff like that though. I mean, they're nice and all, but people who really love each other don't need to show it with material things. It's the little things that show someone that you love them. Touches, embraces, kisses for no reason, showing someone that you truly appreciate them and want them. It's the intimacy that counts, and no amount of material possessions can foster those feelings. Valentine's Day should be a celebration of the love you feel for each other, not just an excuse to get presents.

Something like i was gonna say... I just couldn't be bothered typing it