My plans involve either drinking until I can no longer think thoughts, or else ************ feverishly while thinking about how awesome it is to be single.
Either way, my V-Day won't cost me any money, suckers! (save for alcohol costs, but that was paid for awhile back)
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Flowers will be delivered to her door that afternoon :)
We spent our together time a week early (due to scheduling and that silly long distance thing), but it's all good.
We spent our together time a week early (due to scheduling and that silly long distance thing), but it's all good.
I'm going to sit at home, get drunk off my ***, Photoshop my ex's head onto a bunch of **** actresses, and post them everywhere I can find.
Happy Valentines Day honey.
Happy Valentines Day honey.
Stunted Quick Hands wrote:
I'm going to sit at home, get drunk off my ***, Photoshop my ex's head onto a bunch of **** actresses, and post them everywhere I can find.
Happy Valentines Day honey.
Happy Valentines Day honey.
Bewbs please!
For those of us ignorant to the new wave of l33t sp34k and abbreviation, what does "QFT" stand for?
Jophiel wrote:
I managed to be both retarded and entertaining.
Demea wrote:
For those of us ignorant to the new wave of l33t sp34k and abbreviation, what does "QFT" stand for?
Quote:
For those of us ignorant to the new wave of l33t sp34k and abbreviation, what does "QFT" stand for?
Quoted For Truth.
Elderon the Wise wrote:
Demea wrote:
For those of us ignorant to the new wave of l33t sp34k and abbreviation, what does "QFT" stand for?
OTST.
Jophiel wrote:
I managed to be both retarded and entertaining.
Demea wrote:
Elderon the Wise wrote:
Demea wrote:
For those of us ignorant to the new wave of l33t sp34k and abbreviation, what does "QFT" stand for?
OTST.
#12Demea wrote:
Elderon the Wise wrote:
Demea wrote:
For those of us ignorant to the new wave of l33t sp34k and abbreviation, what does "QFT" stand for?
OTST.
Over The Side Torpedo?
Aegis wrote:
I'm going to wake my wife up early (4:30am) and drive her to the hospital so she can have surgery on her neck.
They reckon they can inhibit her gag-reflex and she should be able to take all 4 inches once she's recovered
They reckon they can inhibit her gag-reflex and she should be able to take all 4 inches once she's recovered
"I started out with nothin' and I still got most of it left" - Seasick Steve
Rehersals apparently.
Althrun the Silent wrote:
Demea wrote:
Elderon the Wise wrote:
Demea wrote:
For those of us ignorant to the new wave of l33t sp34k and abbreviation, what does "QFT" stand for?
OTST.
Over The Side Torpedo?
Off this sh[i][/i]it, troll.
Jophiel wrote:
I managed to be both retarded and entertaining.
Mr. Tare and I did Valentine's last night since he will be away on business next week. We had dinner and when to a piano bar where we drank Heineken and listened to two boobs piano-duel each other.
It was hawt.
It was hawt.
What's bred in the bone will not out of the flesh.
The missus is out of town until next week visiting her sister in Anaheim, so until she gets back, ****. When she gets back probably dinner and dancing and the diamond necklace I got her(note I said diamond, not "pearl necklace" ^^ that will be later)
Edited, Sat Feb 11 08:51:28 2006 by Buffyisagoddess
Edited, Sat Feb 11 08:51:28 2006 by Buffyisagoddess
Well, me and my girlfriend of 3 and a half years parted ways last week, and I don't really remember what I did before I was with her.
I'll probably get a friendship card or something. Yeah, I know i'm a little boy.
This sucks. When you're in love, you love.. love. When you aren't, I think it's on the same scale as Martha Stewart, or that fat black lady from the view.
I'll probably get a friendship card or something. Yeah, I know i'm a little boy.
This sucks. When you're in love, you love.. love. When you aren't, I think it's on the same scale as Martha Stewart, or that fat black lady from the view.
Wonder why I can't tell her.
My husband and I agreed long ago not to "do" Valentine's Day because it's a silly Hallmark holiday.
We cook dinner together at least five nights a week, we pick up little gifts for each other whenever we happen to spot something the other would like, and we still sometimes stay up four hours later than we should because the conversation is just that interesting. He still loves my body even though it's ten years older than it was when he first saw me, and I think the silver hairs he's acquired over that decade just make him hotter in a sophisticated, James Bond kind of way. He knows my favorite color, my favorite authors, my favorite food, even my favorite style of clothing; I know his favorite movies, his favorite type of cookie, his favorite tie, his favorite games. He knows flowers remind me of funerals and I know he hates poetry or gooey sentimentality.
So I don't need any reminders to tell me he's thinking of me on February 14; I only need to think about all the ways he thinks of me 365 days a year and I'm happy.
I might concede to tradition and bake him some peanut-butter cookies on the 14th, though; after all, they are his favorite. :)
We cook dinner together at least five nights a week, we pick up little gifts for each other whenever we happen to spot something the other would like, and we still sometimes stay up four hours later than we should because the conversation is just that interesting. He still loves my body even though it's ten years older than it was when he first saw me, and I think the silver hairs he's acquired over that decade just make him hotter in a sophisticated, James Bond kind of way. He knows my favorite color, my favorite authors, my favorite food, even my favorite style of clothing; I know his favorite movies, his favorite type of cookie, his favorite tie, his favorite games. He knows flowers remind me of funerals and I know he hates poetry or gooey sentimentality.
So I don't need any reminders to tell me he's thinking of me on February 14; I only need to think about all the ways he thinks of me 365 days a year and I'm happy.
I might concede to tradition and bake him some peanut-butter cookies on the 14th, though; after all, they are his favorite. :)
Lylia wrote:
My husband and I agreed long ago not to "do" Valentine's Day because it's a silly Hallmark holiday.
We cook dinner together at least five nights a week, we pick up little gifts for each other whenever we happen to spot something the other would like, and we still sometimes stay up four hours later than we should because the conversation is just that interesting. He still loves my body even though it's ten years older than it was when he first saw me, and I think the silver hairs he's acquired over that decade just make him hotter in a sophisticated, James Bond kind of way. He knows my favorite color, my favorite authors, my favorite food, even my favorite style of clothing; I know his favorite movies, his favorite type of cookie, his favorite tie, his favorite games. He knows flowers remind me of funerals and I know he hates poetry or gooey sentimentality.
So I don't need any reminders to tell me he's thinking of me on February 14; I only need to think about all the ways he thinks of me 365 days a year and I'm happy.
I might concede to tradition and bake him some peanut-butter cookies on the 14th, though; after all, they are his favorite. :)
We cook dinner together at least five nights a week, we pick up little gifts for each other whenever we happen to spot something the other would like, and we still sometimes stay up four hours later than we should because the conversation is just that interesting. He still loves my body even though it's ten years older than it was when he first saw me, and I think the silver hairs he's acquired over that decade just make him hotter in a sophisticated, James Bond kind of way. He knows my favorite color, my favorite authors, my favorite food, even my favorite style of clothing; I know his favorite movies, his favorite type of cookie, his favorite tie, his favorite games. He knows flowers remind me of funerals and I know he hates poetry or gooey sentimentality.
So I don't need any reminders to tell me he's thinking of me on February 14; I only need to think about all the ways he thinks of me 365 days a year and I'm happy.
I might concede to tradition and bake him some peanut-butter cookies on the 14th, though; after all, they are his favorite. :)
Sellout.
Lylia wrote:
My husband and I agreed long ago not to "do" Valentine's Day because it's a silly Hallmark holiday.
I agree that it is a silly holiday, but I see nothing wrong with celebrating it anyway.
Friends and I are going out to dinner to celebrate Singles Awareness Day.
Getting stoned and ************ is about all I'm doing tonight after work.
Being single, I'm not sure whether that's good or bad.
Being single, I'm not sure whether that's good or bad.
We'll be taking a little break from WoW tonight for Valentine's Day. First, we're having a nice quiet dinner at home while watching "Corpse Bride" and "Transporter 2" (my wife digs Jason Statham) with a toasty fire going in the fireplace. Duraflame logs ftw!
Then, we'll have glorious, passionate, wonderful love-making for at least...oh, 10 minutes. What? We gotta get back to WoW!
Then, we'll have glorious, passionate, wonderful love-making for at least...oh, 10 minutes. What? We gotta get back to WoW!
'Lo, there do I see, the line of my people, back to the beginning, 'lo do they call to me, they bid me take my place among them, in the halls of Valhalla, where the brave...may live...forever.
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Transporter 2
Fair warning.
If you liked the first one (Which was truly good), Transporter 2 will disgust you. It was terrible.
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