women and valentines day
14 February 2003, 06:59 PM
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done the usual came in from work with a bunch of roses, then went to her sisters with her but when i told her i was on the drink with the lads tonite she didnt seem impressed, can anyone see the problem in going out with the lads on valentines day??
14 February 2003, 07:07 PM
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done the usual
told her i was on the drink with the lads tonite
[Edited by MooseRacer - 2/14/2003 7:07:43 PM]
14 February 2003, 07:16 PM
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Bloody Valentines day, she buys a card for 3 quid, so do I, six quid up the chuffer because we are told we should do !
She knows I love her because I married her, fathered three children and pay all the bloody bills !
She knows I love her because I married her, fathered three children and pay all the bloody bills !
14 February 2003, 08:00 PM
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me and the missus agreed not to waste money on card etc this year, but lastnight i went and bought her a card anyway 
then she felt really guilty, iv not lifted a finger all day
then she felt really guilty, iv not lifted a finger all day
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14 February 2003, 08:24 PM
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A few years back we agreed not to buy anything, so I didn't. 
I was so in the bad books for weeks.
Work mate has paid £59.95 for 12 roses from flower shop.
I got 12 roses from Morrisons for £4.99.
I did get some other stuff as well though.
Lee
I was so in the bad books for weeks.
Work mate has paid £59.95 for 12 roses from flower shop.
I got 12 roses from Morrisons for £4.99.
I did get some other stuff as well though.
Lee
14 February 2003, 08:27 PM
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Nicely done! I'm just waiting for my mates to turn up for a night out on the beers, they have left their mrs's at home too. I couldn't believe they got a pass for the night but top work by them I'm ok cos I'm single so more money to spend on beer
I'm ok cos I'm single so more money to spend on beer
14 February 2003, 10:37 PM
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I got a bunch of flowers, a really nice card and a take away meal tonight. I had to buy a card while Dave was in the shop. So who's the slacker here???
I don't expect anything, so I won't be disappointed - tonight I am happy (And a bit drunk)
I don't expect anything, so I won't be disappointed - tonight I am happy
(And a bit drunk)
15 February 2003, 10:57 AM
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Valentine's Day is a friggin' excuse for card companies to reap the benefits of us being gullible.
I asked for nothing and got nothing....result.
If anything I would rather have something practical or something that I really want rather than a bunch of flowers, some choccies and a card. Call me unromantic if you want, but FFS, I am not a sheep. No, I am more of a shepherd....guarding those luuuurvely sheepies to safety. yessss my little sheepies......you are safe with me....oh yessss veryyyyy safe.
I asked for nothing and got nothing....result.
If anything I would rather have something practical or something that I really want rather than a bunch of flowers, some choccies and a card.
Call me unromantic if you want, but FFS, I am not a sheep. No, I am more of a shepherd....guarding those luuuurvely sheepies to safety. yessss my little sheepies......you are safe with me....oh yessss veryyyyy safe.
18 February 2003, 12:03 AM
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Cards only. All presents have been benned. Mrs P cooked a very nice meal. I spoiled the mood of the evening by falling asleep on the settee... watching Men Behaving Badly. Recovered the situation though and bought her makeup and perfume on Saturday.... oh and a new kitchen!!!
18 February 2003, 06:13 AM
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And hot on the heels of Valentine's Day comes....GRANDMOTHER'S day.
Do you guys have it in the UK? The kids are supposed to "celebrate" their grandmother.
More Interflora strong arm mafia tactics to relieve us of our hard-earned.
As if I would even contemplate celebrating my M-I-L !!! Pass the baseball bat and lets have one less.
Do you guys have it in the UK? The kids are supposed to "celebrate" their grandmother.
More Interflora strong arm mafia tactics to relieve us of our hard-earned.
As if I would even contemplate celebrating my M-I-L !!! Pass the baseball bat and lets have one less.
18 February 2003, 08:03 AM
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I am going to boycott these stupid days (except Mother's Day 'cos it 'ain't worth the hassle!!!!) and buy nothing. Fecking money spinning days playing on our gullibility.
Next it will be National Give a Card Every Time You Fart Day.
Next it will be National Give a Card Every Time You Fart Day.
18 February 2003, 09:53 AM
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I bought a big bunch of flowers, card, and a nice meal the day before..
(I was away with the lads skiing on the day itself , and anything less than the above and life would have not been worth contemplating)
(I was away with the lads skiing on the day itself , and anything less than the above and life would have not been worth contemplating)
