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Post by Giar on Feb 12, 2007 10:43:51 GMT -1
just to make ammends so you dont think im an utter arse from the other thread best valentines ive given was a dozen roses, a ring and a meal and a night in the best hotel round this way (well the best hotel my budget could afford after the ring at least )
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Post by Dr LuKas on Feb 12, 2007 11:10:18 GMT -1
Porn. ;D No only joking, not telling you a real answer.
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Post by officergroyman on Feb 12, 2007 14:42:54 GMT -1
just to make ammends so you dont think im an utter arse from the other thread best valentines ive given was a dozen roses, a ring and a meal and a night in the best hotel round this way (well the best hotel my budget could afford after the ring at least ) What size was the cock ring again j/k man!!!! How was the stay at the Motel 6 btw
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Post by spurrsgirl on Feb 12, 2007 14:45:56 GMT -1
just to make ammends so you dont think im an utter arse from the other thread best valentines ive given was a dozen roses, a ring and a meal and a night in the best hotel round this way (well the best hotel my budget could afford after the ring at least ) see, you're just an old softy at heart aren't you www.invision.smileyville.net/smilies/sml (29).gif[/img]
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Post by Giar on Feb 12, 2007 14:46:47 GMT -1
just to make ammends so you dont think im an utter arse from the other thread best valentines ive given was a dozen roses, a ring and a meal and a night in the best hotel round this way (well the best hotel my budget could afford after the ring at least ) What size was the cock ring again j/k man!!!! How was the stay at the Motel 6 btw
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Post by Giar on Feb 12, 2007 14:47:37 GMT -1
just to make ammends so you dont think im an utter arse from the other thread best valentines ive given was a dozen roses, a ring and a meal and a night in the best hotel round this way (well the best hotel my budget could afford after the ring at least ) see, you're just an old softy at heart aren't you www.invision.smileyville.net/smilies/sml (29).gif [/img][/quote] i admit i do have quite a bit of a romantic side, just the lady has to be really worth it
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Post by spurrsgirl on Feb 12, 2007 14:49:05 GMT -1
[/img][/quote] i admit i do have quite a bit of a romantic side, just the lady has to be really worth it [/quote] Well it would be totally wasted if she wasn't worth it and not at all deserved IMO
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Post by Giar on Feb 12, 2007 14:51:00 GMT -1
i admit i do have quite a bit of a romantic side, just the lady has to be really worth it Well it would be totally wasted if she wasn't worth it and not at all deserved IMO too riet! sod spunking £400 odd quid just on any old bit of skirt for you though my dear, ide be looking at more like thousands though
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Post by officergroyman on Feb 12, 2007 14:52:38 GMT -1
[/img][/quote] i admit i do have quite a bit of a romantic side, just the lady has to be really worth it [/quote] hold the phone was that YOU with Keeley in that sex tape ROOM SERVICE!!!!! ;D
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Post by Giar on Feb 12, 2007 14:56:52 GMT -1
guilty as charged
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Post by Neko Bazu on Feb 12, 2007 15:02:28 GMT -1
I don't generally do Valentine's stuff, but my ex really liked the idea of it, so I made an exception for her. I bought her a teddy and some chocolates, and wrote a poem too. Pretty standard fare, you'd think, but the poem moved her almost to tears - it was a classic romantic 'so-damn-cheesy-it's-beyond-bad-and-good-again' poem, but I made subtle references to things that were special to us in it; special words and expressions we used only for each other, things we'd talked about, things we'd done and so on. Hardly an overblown, pricey-and-worth-every-penny approach, but it was exactly what she'd hoped for
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Post by fcredblue on Feb 12, 2007 15:06:01 GMT -1
I don't generally do Valentine's stuff, but my ex really liked the idea of it, so I made an exception for her. I bought her a teddy and some chocolates, and wrote a poem too. Pretty standard fare, you'd think, but the poem moved her almost to tears - it was a classic romantic 'so-damn-cheesy-it's-beyond-bad-and-good-again' poem, but I made subtle references to things that were special to us in it; special words and expressions we used only for each other, things we'd talked about, things we'd done and so on. Hardly an overblown, pricey-and-worth-every-penny approach, but it was exactly what she'd hoped for thats the only thing about poems i feel they are abit too sort of "cheesy" i did make a rap about a girl last year (i know what a idiot i was!) didnt even get a reaction this years valentines is for my girlfriend so not a random girl so it should be good! got it planned out sooo well!
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Post by officergroyman on Feb 12, 2007 15:09:01 GMT -1
guilty as charged NICE ASS!!!!!
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Post by Neko Bazu on Feb 12, 2007 15:09:47 GMT -1
I don't generally do Valentine's stuff, but my ex really liked the idea of it, so I made an exception for her. I bought her a teddy and some chocolates, and wrote a poem too. Pretty standard fare, you'd think, but the poem moved her almost to tears - it was a classic romantic 'so-damn-cheesy-it's-beyond-bad-and-good-again' poem, but I made subtle references to things that were special to us in it; special words and expressions we used only for each other, things we'd talked about, things we'd done and so on. Hardly an overblown, pricey-and-worth-every-penny approach, but it was exactly what she'd hoped for thats the only thing about poems i feel they are abit too sort of "cheesy" i did make a rap about a girl last year (i know what a idiot i was!) didnt even get a reaction this years valentines is for my girlfriend so not a random girl so it should be good! got it planned out sooo well! Well, if you believe all the surveys that're carried out, most women still love the idea of a poem/love letter for them occasionally, and my personal experience is that it's true. There are two kinds of cheesy, really, when it comes to love poetry - one makes you smile, and the other makes you cringe. I got the right one
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Post by Giar on Feb 12, 2007 15:16:48 GMT -1
thats the only thing about poems i feel they are abit too sort of "cheesy" i did make a rap about a girl last year (i know what a idiot i was!) didnt even get a reaction this years valentines is for my girlfriend so not a random girl so it should be good! got it planned out sooo well! Well, if you believe all the surveys that're carried out, most women still love the idea of a poem/love letter for them occasionally, and my personal experience is that it's true. There are two kinds of cheesy, really, when it comes to love poetry - one makes you smile, and the other makes you cringe. I got the right one yep simplicity is normally the best. done the whole poem thing before too. some ladies though like to be dazzled though
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Post by Giar on Feb 12, 2007 15:17:10 GMT -1
guilty as charged NICE ASS!!!!! why thank you
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Post by Neko Bazu on Feb 12, 2007 15:20:51 GMT -1
yep simplicity is normally the best. done the whole poem thing before too. some ladies though like to be dazzled though Agreed; and a flashy gift/night out/etc is nice every now and then. I always seem to go for girls that prefer sentimentality to expense though (Must admit, I'm the same myself!)
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Post by Giar on Feb 12, 2007 15:22:13 GMT -1
yep simplicity is normally the best. done the whole poem thing before too. some ladies though like to be dazzled though Agreed; and a flashy gift/night out/etc is nice every now and then. I always seem to go for girls that prefer sentimentality to expense though (Must admit, I'm the same myself!) ive tried a slice of all the different types. makes things really confusing trying to think of something good some times
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Post by Neko Bazu on Feb 12, 2007 15:26:54 GMT -1
I always seem to end up with girls that have a similar personality/mentality to me (maybe there's something narcissistic there...) so that makes decisions a lot easier! "If I were a girl, what would I want from me?" Like my girlfriend now, for instance - instead of buying roses, I bought some martial arts gear so we can practice beating the shite out of each other! ;D
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Post by Giar on Feb 12, 2007 15:30:41 GMT -1
yeah mate, saw that on another thread..........got to admit i admire your bravery dont think ide be helping my lady to throw punches, cause its all good for them to hit us but we cant even do a thing back (i never would for the record ) but it does sound like arguments could become painful for you, especially if you train together and she starts to learn about the chinks in your defence
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