I don't play games so how would I know? Even after I posted it I WAS CONFUSED!
I must bust Mark's chops at every opportunity.
I must bust Mark's chops at every opportunity.
VALENTINES DAY
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Originally Posted By: L_Sludger
You're expected to show them your love with money.
That's only if you don't have game. I've been broke on Valentine's and done some pretty classy stuff on a very tight budget. I mean a dozen roses is nice, but just one can be even better if you play it right. You have to be able to do that, though. Now, if the girl expects money, then that's your problem right there.
You're expected to show them your love with money.
That's only if you don't have game. I've been broke on Valentine's and done some pretty classy stuff on a very tight budget. I mean a dozen roses is nice, but just one can be even better if you play it right. You have to be able to do that, though. Now, if the girl expects money, then that's your problem right there.
Originally Posted By: greenaccord02
Originally Posted By: L_Sludger
You're expected to show them your love with money.
That's only if you don't have game. I've been broke on Valentine's and done some pretty classy stuff on a very tight budget. I mean a dozen roses is nice, but just one can be even better if you play it right. You have to be able to do that, though. Now, if the girl expects money, then that's your problem right there.
My greatest Valentines Day coup was a pair of gold-look $2.99 Wal-Mart earrings. I took them out of the Deer Stag packaging and mounted them inside a Valentine's Day card (which cost $3.99, LOL)
When the ex opened up the card, she saw the earrings, and COOED. She absolutely loved it. I was the greatest, and she wore those earrings every day for about a year until the gold finish started wearing off and leaving greenish marks on her ears. That's when the questions began, but she was fairly on her way out by that time anyway.
Originally Posted By: L_Sludger
You're expected to show them your love with money.
That's only if you don't have game. I've been broke on Valentine's and done some pretty classy stuff on a very tight budget. I mean a dozen roses is nice, but just one can be even better if you play it right. You have to be able to do that, though. Now, if the girl expects money, then that's your problem right there.
My greatest Valentines Day coup was a pair of gold-look $2.99 Wal-Mart earrings. I took them out of the Deer Stag packaging and mounted them inside a Valentine's Day card (which cost $3.99, LOL)
When the ex opened up the card, she saw the earrings, and COOED. She absolutely loved it. I was the greatest, and she wore those earrings every day for about a year until the gold finish started wearing off and leaving greenish marks on her ears. That's when the questions began, but she was fairly on her way out by that time anyway.
Originally Posted By: L_Sludger
[/quote]My greatest Valentines Day coup was a pair of gold-look $2.99 Wal-Mart earrings. I took them out of the Deer Stag packaging and mounted them inside a Valentine's Day card (which cost $3.99, LOL)
When the ex opened up the card, she saw the earrings, and COOED. She absolutely loved it. I was the greatest, and she wore those earrings every day for about a year until the gold finish started wearing off and leaving greenish marks on her ears. That's when the questions began, but she was fairly on her way out by that time anyway.
Priceless This should be posted in the cheapskate thread. (I'm not hatin )
[/quote]My greatest Valentines Day coup was a pair of gold-look $2.99 Wal-Mart earrings. I took them out of the Deer Stag packaging and mounted them inside a Valentine's Day card (which cost $3.99, LOL)
When the ex opened up the card, she saw the earrings, and COOED. She absolutely loved it. I was the greatest, and she wore those earrings every day for about a year until the gold finish started wearing off and leaving greenish marks on her ears. That's when the questions began, but she was fairly on her way out by that time anyway.
Priceless This should be posted in the cheapskate thread. (I'm not hatin )
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Originally Posted By: L_Sludger
My greatest Valentines Day coup was a pair of gold-look $2.99 Wal-Mart earrings. I took them out of the Deer Stag packaging and mounted them inside a Valentine's Day card (which cost $3.99, LOL)
When the ex opened up the card, she saw the earrings, and COOED. She absolutely loved it. I was the greatest, and she wore those earrings every day for about a year until the gold finish started wearing off and leaving greenish marks on her ears. That's when the questions began, but she was fairly on her way out by that time anyway.
That's what I'm talkin' about!
My greatest Valentines Day coup was a pair of gold-look $2.99 Wal-Mart earrings. I took them out of the Deer Stag packaging and mounted them inside a Valentine's Day card (which cost $3.99, LOL)
When the ex opened up the card, she saw the earrings, and COOED. She absolutely loved it. I was the greatest, and she wore those earrings every day for about a year until the gold finish started wearing off and leaving greenish marks on her ears. That's when the questions began, but she was fairly on her way out by that time anyway.
That's what I'm talkin' about!
I never noticed it was valentines day already.
Originally Posted By: heypete
Alas, I get to spend Valentine's Day up at the observatory.
Oh well. We'll do something next week.
/has a very understanding fiancee
Working there? That would be great.
I bought my wife a book and 2 dvds (Dances With Wolves and the newest view of Star Trek.)
Alas, I get to spend Valentine's Day up at the observatory.
Oh well. We'll do something next week.
/has a very understanding fiancee
Working there? That would be great.
I bought my wife a book and 2 dvds (Dances With Wolves and the newest view of Star Trek.)- Status
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