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you people doing anything magical for your special friend?

Postby Beardy » Feb 11th, '07, 20:40



so its valentines this week. you guys and gals doing anything special and magical for your "friend"?

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Postby pcwells » Feb 11th, '07, 21:15

Valentine's is a Hallmark Holiday. Just an excuse for card, flower and chocolate companies to make money. I mean why put a day aside for being nice to your special someone when you can be nice to them every day. So that either makes me a soppy romantic or a big bah humbug.

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Postby Farlsborough » Feb 11th, '07, 21:52

No, you're quite right pcwells. It was apparently invented by Chaucer, who wrote about it as a day of old traditions but it's been suggested by many (according to wikipedia) that they never existed before he wrote about them! Nice one, Geoff :?
I happen to be taking my special friend out for a meal that night, but for other reasons... wednesdays happens to be our night, plus it is a "monthiversary" (our first monthiversary, to be precise). The fact that it's also Valentine's Day only adds to the occasion by making it damn near impossible to find a table for two at any restaurant :evil: (I've found one now though... 40 minutes away. Love those long, romantic car journeys :roll: )

Anyway, I sure hope it is magical, but I won't be taking my bikes!

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Postby Lady of Mystery » Feb 12th, '07, 10:52

pcwells wrote:So that either makes me a soppy romantic or a big bah humbug.


I'm going for a miserable old git :twisted: :wink:

I took him out for a meal at the weekend, we don't tend to go on on Valentines day because I hate the way they hike the prices up and only give you a rubbishy set menu. Much nicer to go out the weekend before or after.

He's cooking me dinner at home on Wednesday

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Postby Lawrence » Feb 12th, '07, 17:53

we're going out for dinner, although i'd rather stay in and me cook one to be fair, but she wanted to go out, so who am i to say otherwise ey?
if i see the nice jewelry stall in the next 2 days she'll be getting some ear-rings i think, which will probably be given in some form of magical way. now i need to find my flash paper

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Postby bronz » Feb 12th, '07, 20:57

I was tempted to buy and heavily practice Kevin James's floating rose and do it in the restaurant. But I didn't bother when she phoned me and said excitedly "I've found a place that's got tables left, and it's only 64 pounds a head!"

It'd best be bloody good or she won't see another valentines with me.

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Postby nategician » Feb 12th, '07, 21:05

Pulling out your heart as david blaine did would be an awesome effect. although it would be really messy. You probably shouldn't do this over a nice dinner. Or should you?! haha

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Postby Farlsborough » Feb 15th, '07, 02:04

bronz wrote:"I've found a place that's got tables left, and it's only 64 pounds a head!"

It'd best be bloody good or she won't see another valentines with me.


:shock: Mercy me! We had a delicious meal in a cosy (and dare I say it... romantic) restaurant with starters, mains, a bottle of wine and a shared dessert and it cost a smidge under that for the both! She best be worth it...!

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