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Why don't they make Valentine's Day cards for
"I think I like you but it's too soon to tell."
How about " I like you and want to get to know more about you before I take the plunge, get divorced, pay alimony, child support and go through hell for the rest of my life, wondering what I may have done wrong or what I could have done to make it better." Love hurts, sometimes..
Would you be my virtual Valentine?
Tags: cards, hearts, valentines
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Permalink Reply by CWO3ROBBIE on
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Considering that it would cost me around $500 to drive back to Houston, I think I'll pass. But thanks for asking.
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Permalink Reply by TeeBubbaDee on
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Ahhhhh, Ok, I'll get naked.
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Permalink Reply by Rita DiTrolio on
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Gee, Aggie, I thought all cowboys were "easy." LOL!
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Permalink Reply by Aggie on
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Valentines Day sucks...it's the day when men have to dutifully troop down to Wal Mart and waste money on a card, some candy and flowers for the sole purpose of pandering to the women friends of your wife, girlfriend or significant other...
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Reasons some people hate Valentine's Day...
- people who've had a recent ugly break-up or crushing heartbreak and are jaded about love.
- disgruntled singles sick of couples being reminded of nauseatingly happy couples.
- happy singles who are offended by the notion that they need to be involved in a romance to feel "fulfilled".
- people who hate frilly things and the color pink in general, and have a low mush tolerance.
- people offended by the gross commercialization of love and romance by the greeting card, floral, candy and stuffed animal industry.
- couples who refuse to fall into conventional traps and feed into consumerism, and resent feeling pressured to celebrate their feelings for each other in an extravagant way on a specific day.
- people who respect real love and commitment, but are fed up with the fairy-tale, media-perpetuated unrealistic concept of "love" and all the misery this illusion causes.
- people who just like to be rebellious and go against the grain.
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