Happy Valentines Day to all..
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Happy Valentines Day to you too, SisterGrace.
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Happy Valentine's Day to all the badmovies.org ladies!
Yes Happy Valentines Day to Sister Grace and the rest of the ladies...
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Now gimmie some sugar baby :wink:
Happy Valentines Day!!!
Ladies.
thank you all so much!! :smile:
We interrupt your regularly scheduled programme for some "raining on your parade" news.
I saw so many guys in the city yesterday carrying boxes and bunches of flowers and I thought "poor buggers". Valentines Day is such a scam, even worse than Christmas and Easter. If you truly love someone, you should show them every day and not just once a year.
And I feel sorry for guys in general. They usually get the whole romance thing wrong and then women go beserk and berate them for not outdoing their girlfriends or showing the proper love and respect.
And so I say a big HURRUMPH!! to yet another disgusting example of capitalism/consumerism/commercialism/random other "ism" gone insane in our society.
We now return you to your regularly schedule programme.
BTW, Happy Valentine's Day to all those incurables out there. I might be a cynic, but I'm a magnanimous cynic.
Quote from: Killer Bees on February 14, 2008, 08:11:05 PM
We interrupt your regularly scheduled programme for some "raining on your parade" news.
I saw so many guys in the city yesterday carrying boxes and bunches of flowers and I thought "poor buggers". Valentines Day is such a scam, even worse than Christmas and Easter. If you truly love someone, you should show them every day and not just once a year.
And I feel sorry for guys in general. They usually get the whole romance thing wrong and then women go beserk and berate them for not outdoing their girlfriends or showing the proper love and respect.
And so I say a big HURRUMPH!! to yet another disgusting example of capitalism/consumerism/commercialism/random other "ism" gone insane in our society.
We now return you to your regularly schedule programme.
BTW, Happy Valentine's Day to all those incurables out there. I might be a cynic, but I'm a magnanimous cynic.
Well, Christmas and Easter were religous celebrations that became commercialized. However I think Valentine's Day was created by Hallmark. I say, we go right around them and start giving each other slabs of meat for this special day.
Karma for you, Patient7 :thumbup:
There's no bad situation that can't be made better by a nice thick steak on the bbq! You're a man after my own heart :smile:
QuoteAnd I feel sorry for guys in general. They usually get the whole romance thing wrong and then women go beserk and berate them for not outdoing their girlfriends or showing the proper love and respect.
And so I say a big HURRUMPH!! to yet another disgusting example of capitalism/consumerism/commercialism/random other "ism" gone insane in our society.
Thats the sweetest thing anyone has ever said to me...sniff...
Quote from: Killer Bees on February 14, 2008, 10:09:22 PM
There's no bad situation that can't be made better by a nice thick steak on the bbq!
Wait...
You're from Oz. I thought it was a shrimp on the barbie? :tongueout:
Happy belated Valentines to all you wonderful girls that frequent the board!!!
I refused to be victimized by a made up holiday.
I'm not buying a $100 Vermont Teddy Baby
I'm not buying a Pajama-gram
I'm not buying over priced candy.
I'm not buying a card.
I'm spending one thin dime.
I well say Happy Valentines Day though.
don't forget cookies on sticks. I've been delivering them 24 hours a day wed and thursday. happy I'm going crazy day!
Quote from: CheezeFlixz on February 15, 2008, 09:48:55 AM
I refused to be victimized by a made up holiday.
I'm not buying a $100 Vermont Teddy Baby
I'm not buying a Pajama-gram
I'm not buying over priced candy.
I'm not buying a card.
I'm spending one thin dime.
I well say Happy Valentines Day though.
All that stuff is so way overpriced..i refuse to pay 12 dollars for a box of unedible candies, Instead, I'll just spend twenty bucks on a new pair of stockings..besides i think that would make him happier anyways... :smile:
Quote from: SisterGrace on February 15, 2008, 12:50:07 PM
All that stuff is so way overpriced..i refuse to pay 12 dollars for a box of unedible candies, Instead, I'll just spend twenty bucks on a new pair of stockings..besides i think that would make him happier anyways... :smile:
I know new stocking away makes me feel better, except when my hair pokes through and they cut off circulation to my ... oh never mind.
Quote from: Killer Bees on February 14, 2008, 08:11:05 PMWe interrupt your regularly scheduled programme for some "raining on your parade" news.
I saw so many guys in the city yesterday carrying boxes and bunches of flowers and I thought "poor buggers". Valentines Day is such a scam, even worse than Christmas and Easter. If you truly love someone, you should show them every day and not just once a year.
And I feel sorry for guys in general. They usually get the whole romance thing wrong and then women go beserk and berate them for not outdoing their girlfriends or showing the proper love and respect.
And so I say a big HURRUMPH!! to yet another disgusting example of capitalism/consumerism/commercialism/random other "ism" gone insane in our society.
We now return you to your regularly schedule programme.
BTW, Happy Valentine's Day to all those incurables out there. I might be a cynic, but I'm a magnanimous cynic.
Heh heh heh! Well, I managed to get all the gifts for my girlfriend for under $20, so if this holiday is supposed to be some kind of scam to get into my wallet, I'd say it failed pretty miserably. Of course, when celebrating Valentine's Day, it helps not to be doing all of this gift-buying in hopes of being allowed to plunder the girl's booty in return, if you know what I mean.
Speaking of gifts, thanks again for suggesting that Woodiwiss novel for my girlfriend, KB. The other stuff I got her is all getting consumed pretty quickly, but I'll bet that novel's going to stick in her memory for years to come.
I'd have to agree about the "not just once a year" complaint, though. If the holiday's supposed to serve any purpose at all, it ought to be merely a kind of reinforcer for the relationship. When Valentine's Day gift-giving starts getting competitive, one has to start wondering whether it isn't just a fancier kind of prostitution. "The other johns are paying my coworkers far better for their whoring than you're paying me! No lovin' for you tonight, cheapskate!"
I bought Tara Sue a box of chocolites and a card that plays 'Dancing in the Streets' when you open it. Plus a box of frozen Eggrolls,some bagels and cream cheese,and some Ritz crackers.
Quote from: RCMerchant on February 16, 2008, 08:31:59 AM
I bought Tara Sue a box of chocolites
Do "chocolites" have less calories? :bouncegiggle:
(just kidding!)
Quote from: Ash on February 16, 2008, 11:06:22 PM
Quote from: RCMerchant on February 16, 2008, 08:31:59 AM
I bought Tara Sue a box of chocolites
Do "chocolites" have less calories? :bouncegiggle:
(just kidding!)
Hey-that's like-uh-a-the way they spell it in Moronia!! (the formor Republic of Dumslyvania-in the Provience of Illiteriacy).
Now I'm all flustered! I hadda edit this short post twice!!! Thanks,Ash! ( :tongueout:)
Quote from: Ash on February 15, 2008, 07:16:02 AM
Quote from: Killer Bees on February 14, 2008, 10:09:22 PM
There's no bad situation that can't be made better by a nice thick steak on the bbq!
Wait...
You're from Oz. I thought it was a shrimp on the barbie? :tongueout:
Shrimps are overrated. Give me a good ol' steak any day :thumbup:
Quote from: Inyarear on February 16, 2008, 02:09:11 AM
Quote from: Killer Bees on February 14, 2008, 08:11:05 PMWe interrupt your regularly scheduled programme for some "raining on your parade" news.
I saw so many guys in the city yesterday carrying boxes and bunches of flowers and I thought "poor buggers". Valentines Day is such a scam, even worse than Christmas and Easter. If you truly love someone, you should show them every day and not just once a year.
And I feel sorry for guys in general. They usually get the whole romance thing wrong and then women go beserk and berate them for not outdoing their girlfriends or showing the proper love and respect.
And so I say a big HURRUMPH!! to yet another disgusting example of capitalism/consumerism/commercialism/random other "ism" gone insane in our society.
We now return you to your regularly schedule programme.
BTW, Happy Valentine's Day to all those incurables out there. I might be a cynic, but I'm a magnanimous cynic.
Heh heh heh! Well, I managed to get all the gifts for my girlfriend for under $20, so if this holiday is supposed to be some kind of scam to get into my wallet, I'd say it failed pretty miserably. Of course, when celebrating Valentine's Day, it helps not to be doing all of this gift-buying in hopes of being allowed to plunder the girl's booty in return, if you know what I mean.
Speaking of gifts, thanks again for suggesting that Woodiwiss novel for my girlfriend, KB. The other stuff I got her is all getting consumed pretty quickly, but I'll bet that novel's going to stick in her memory for years to come.
I'd have to agree about the "not just once a year" complaint, though. If the holiday's supposed to serve any purpose at all, it ought to be merely a kind of reinforcer for the relationship. When Valentine's Day gift-giving starts getting competitive, one has to start wondering whether it isn't just a fancier kind of prostitution. "The other johns are paying my coworkers far better for their whoring than you're paying me! No lovin' for you tonight, cheapskate!"
You're very welcome, Inyarear! :thumbup:
Karma to you for "plundering the girls' booty". That's as romantic a line as I've ever heard and describes the act exactly! :bouncegiggle:
Quote from: Killer Bees on February 17, 2008, 10:34:31 PMKarma to you for "plundering the girls' booty". That's as romantic a line as I've ever heard and describes the act exactly! :bouncegiggle:
Eh, well, I don't exactly see bedroom piracy as romantic, but sex-and-treasure metaphors always did strike me as rather apt expressions for these times. There's more to love than money, but if a guy's trying to get into your treasure chest, I say always make him buy it along with its key and pay the full price; nobody ever cherishes anything he can steal with a cheap lock pick for very long.