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MangoPumpkin
02-03-11, 09:30 AM
:love:Saint Valetine's Day:love:
I know most people don't want the typical force fed junkola. My question is, within reason if your SO asked you what you really wanted for V-Day, what would you say?
SingingSabre
02-03-11, 09:35 AM
I'd want her to take some dance lessons so I could salsa with her.
We got married 2-15-97, but only because at the time, we were both racing sailboats and neither of us had any regattas in February. We never even considered the Valentines tie in, and now every year we have to either celebrate our anniversary amidst all the crazy pricing and crap that VD brings or celebrate the WE before or after VD WE.
And to answer your question, if I could afford it, I would do it for her. What I would really love to do is go sailing for your VD anniversay thing, but not sure that will happen this year.
ModoVincere
02-03-11, 09:41 AM
and now every year we have to either celebrate our anniversary amidst all the crazy pricing and crap that VD brings or celebrate the WE before or after VD WE.
Pennicillin isn't that expensive.
Siu Blue Wind
02-03-11, 09:48 AM
I'd like to take the car out for a loooong drive along the coast and spend the night in a bed and breakfast. But since I have to work that day, it ain't gonna happen. So this Saturday after work will have to do. :)
Siu Blue Wind
02-03-11, 09:48 AM
What about you, Mango?
Pennicillin isn't that expensive.
Says the voice of experience :p
SonataInFSharp
02-03-11, 10:41 AM
I love when people abbreviate V-day as "VD." :D
I have this thing down pat: This year, my wife will be in labor on or around V-day, so we will be distracted from the holiday. Two years ago, our first was born the day before our anniversary, so I didn't have to worry about impressing her then, either. :D
SingingSabre
02-03-11, 11:21 AM
I love when people abbreviate V-day as "VD." :D
I have this thing down pat: This year, my wife will be in labor on or around V-day, so we will be distracted from the holiday. Two years ago, our first was born the day before our anniversary, so I didn't have to worry about impressing her then, either. :D
Yeah, that's all well and good, but it leads to a whole 'nother set of problems, y'know?
MangoPumpkin
02-03-11, 11:24 AM
What about you, Mango?
I'd have to say, a lovely dinner cooked together, followed by some coffee and snuggling on the couch watching a movie together.
I have this thing down pat: This year, my wife will be in labor on or around V-day, so we will be distracted from the holiday. Two years ago, our first was born the day before our anniversary, so I didn't have to worry about impressing her then, either. :D
I see how you work here o.O
This
http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d126/telehammer/wines.jpg
and this
http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d126/telehammer/News224.jpg
A great heart felt card and a good home cooked dinner cooked by the both of us. :)
bigbenaugust
02-03-11, 02:27 PM
My secret plan for V-day is to pretend like I'm leaving for work (I normally leave 1-1.5 hours ahead of her, she's part-time) and ride down to her office (16 miles in the other direction from my work) and kill some time on the way down so I show up at her office in time for lunch. Then, we'll go out somewhere. If all goes well, it will be our second trip to a restaurant without the little one in a year.
After that, I guess I'll ride home and relieve the babysitter and then we have a pediatrician's appointment.
bigbenaugust
02-03-11, 02:28 PM
did you mean "prawn"?
Or "Tron"?
himespau
02-03-11, 02:28 PM
I love when people abbreviate V-day as "VD." :D
I have this thing down pat: This year, my wife will be in labor on or around V-day, so we will be distracted from the holiday. Two years ago, our first was born the day before our anniversary, so I didn't have to worry about impressing her then, either. :D
My wife's due date (our first) is the 17th, so I'm in there with you and just wishing for everything to go well. Still, I should get her something, though.
himespau
02-03-11, 02:30 PM
Or "Tron"?
Nah, I'm pretty sure he meant he's spending V-day alone in front of the computer again performing the safest form of sex (so no VD on V-day)
bigbenaugust
02-03-11, 02:31 PM
My wife's due date (our first) is the 17th, so I'm in there with you and just wishing for everything to go well. Still, I should get her something, though.
Last year, our first was due on V-day and came out 3 days early. I bought a dozen roses on V-day and took one to the hospital. When we all came home on the 15th, the roses at home looked worse than the one from the hospital.
HardyWeinberg
02-03-11, 04:44 PM
My wife's due date (our first) is the 17th, so I'm in there with you and just wishing for everything to go well. Still, I should get her something, though.
(hint-> a bday present for the participant who could appreciate it, also, not that there's anything wrong w/ one for the baby either, on top of vd obligations real or perceived)
bjtesch
02-03-11, 07:04 PM
I'm an old guy, if my wife asked what I wanted I would say "chocolate". (That is something I would like and I don't want to make it difficult for here.)
(jsharr, you were 12 days in front of us)
Since I'm unattached, this is purely hypothetical; first wife wanted romance and sex (and got it), second wanted romantic time away from the kids, and maybe sex (it was tough, finding someone to watch the kids the 2nd time around).
Let's see... comfort food, cuddling warmly under soft covers, (sex, sure!), something exquisite to drink, and the next day off of work.
I've found that romantic getaways outperform material gifts... except maybe a ring with a pretty rock on it.
gitarzan
02-03-11, 08:36 PM
romantic getaways
Isn't that when you hop out the bedroom window while the husband is just walking in the front door?
Valentines Day = Gold diggers holiday
Sixty Fiver
02-03-11, 08:53 PM
I think that we will go shopping for wedding rings... enjoy some dark drinking chocolate, ride our bikes, have a nice dinner together, turn in a little early, and spend what will be our last night together for a few months as I head home on the 15th.
MangoPumpkin
02-03-11, 08:54 PM
I think that we will go shopping for wedding rings... enjoy some dark drinking chocolate, ride our bikes, have a nice dinner together, turn in a little early, and spend what will be our last night together for a few months as I head home on the 15th.
Gah! So romantique! :love:
MangoPumpkin
02-13-11, 08:35 PM
So did anyone get what they asked for yet or are you waiting til tomorrow?
I got shipped a box of chocolate covered strawberries on Friday.
TexasGuy
02-13-11, 08:58 PM
I didn't get a damn thing. Which is good, because had I, it'd mean that there are some severely misguided and apparently blind and deaf stalkers outside my window.
I burned you in another thread and sadly, I am anxiously awaiting your rebuttal.
HardyWeinberg
02-13-11, 09:01 PM
http://store.trollart.com/image.php?type=P&id=360
TexasGuy
02-13-11, 09:07 PM
http://store.trollart.com/image.php?type=P&id=360
I luled a bit.
CbadRider
02-13-11, 09:17 PM
I didn't get a damn thing. Which is good, because had I, it'd mean that there are some severely misguided and apparently blind and deaf stalkers outside my window.
I'm not deaf and I'm not stalking you!
Why did you call the police when I was in the bushes? They took away all of the lovely gifts I brought for you.
TexasGuy
02-13-11, 09:22 PM
Awwww, how sweeet is that.
Where do I sign up to get stalkers like that. :p I PROMISE NOT TO CALL THE COPS. Unless I happen to be bored, and I'm sure you're not bringing me presents.
TexasGuy
02-13-11, 09:23 PM
I didn't call the police. You must've been at the wrong house. As far as I'm concerned, stalking me would be its own punishment.
Do you also belong to the Most Boring People On Teh Intarwebs club?
Cause I'm going for President, or vice chairman, or maybe treasurer.
twobadfish
02-13-11, 09:30 PM
1) An O'Reilly programming book that I don't already have.
2) A bottle of awesome Whiskey
3) A ounce of high quality
Anyway... I don't think there is any perfect gift. Just a thoughtful gift that she for some reason might think I'd like. And bonus points for me actually liking it.
ilikebikes
02-14-11, 05:43 AM
And to answer your question, if I could afford it, I would do it for her. What I would really love to do is go sailing for your VD anniversay thing, but not sure that will happen this year.
That. ^^^^ 'cept for the sailing and VD part! Barf to both! :)
I know most people don't want the typical force fed junkola. My question is, within reason if your SO asked you what you really wanted for V-Day, what would you say?
"Honey could you model this (http://www.instructables.com/id/Clap-Off-Bra/) for a vid?" (mildly NSFW)
"Honey could you model this (http://www.instructables.com/id/Clap-Off-Bra/) for a vid?" (mildly NSFW)
I find the coconut microwave boobs interesting.
All candy wrapped in red is now 60% off......I love it!
I didn't get a damn thing. Which is good, because had I, it'd mean that there are some severely misguided and apparently blind and deaf stalkers outside my window.
I was not sure what you wanted, Swarm.
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