valentines day

Tony_H wrote:Nein

I thought it was May...... 8)

Eljay wrote:

Tony_H wrote:No one should expect to get a present or a card.

You be taking care not to fall off that soap box Tony and hurt yourself :evil:

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Only if you feel the need to take what I say so seriously, of course.

However, I do find things like Valentines Day, Fathers Day and other non events are just an excuse for people to get ripped off, should they choose to get their wallets out of course. My neighbour felt obliged to buy his Mrs some flowers, and ended up almost going into hospital with a heart attack when they charged him £48.
He only got her some because she would give him s**t if he didnt. Kind of sums it all up for me really.

:lol: The wrath of his wife was probably worth avoiding for £48 :lol:

Eljay wrote: :lol: The wrath of his wife was probably worth avoiding for £48 :lol:

Possibly, although hes a lorry driver so wont be here all week, but I guess it made for a peaceful weekend!

Ian Wickham wrote:

Tony_H wrote:Nein

I thought it was May...... 8)

Nein.
Anyway, birthdays are different from sh1te like Valentines.

Tony_H wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

Tony_H wrote:Nein

I thought it was May...... 8)

Nein.
Anyway, birthdays are different from sh1te like Valentines.

Tony, your off to France soon, Non :mrgreen:

I get where you're coming from.

However, I like that there's a reason to make a day slightly different. For example, I love mother's day because my boys make me cards and write me poems, make me toast in bed, give me kisses and cuddles all day long, empty the dishwasher, etc, etc, in short - it's a day off for me. I don't want presents, there's nothing I need [apart from ski holidays obviously :mrgreen:]

Ian Wickham wrote:

Tony_H wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

Tony_H wrote:Nein

I thought it was May...... 8)

Nein.
Anyway, birthdays are different from sh1te like Valentines.

Tony, your off to France soon, Non :mrgreen:

Oui