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Valentines day gifts!!!
05 Feb 10 #183067
by hawaythelads
Topic started by hawaythelads
Well for the first time in a long long long long time I find my position of having to consider what valentines day gift I should by for my partner.
Now personally I think that she has me is an unbeatable present but I know that answer will probably mean that my testicles get acquainted with some pliers come Feb 14th.
what do you lot think????
Now personally I think that she has me is an unbeatable present but I know that answer will probably mean that my testicles get acquainted with some pliers come Feb 14th.
what do you lot think????
05 Feb 10 #183069
by rubytuesday
Reply from rubytuesday
stay well clear of garage flowers!!
write her a poem - you are very eloquent
write her a poem - you are very eloquent
05 Feb 10 #183073
by Kimmi
Reply from Kimmi
My Dad had the following advice......
Find a woman you don't like and buy her a house.
Would suggest though that as you like this lady you give some serious thought to something personal.
And Ruby is right, avoid petrol station flowers and stopping by the cemetary is also out of the question.
Find a woman you don't like and buy her a house.
Would suggest though that as you like this lady you give some serious thought to something personal.
And Ruby is right, avoid petrol station flowers and stopping by the cemetary is also out of the question.
05 Feb 10 #183075
by hawaythelads
Reply from hawaythelads
Yeah toaster Dukey wants me to get the pliers
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