View Poll Results: How will you spend February 14th?

It'll be the most romantic night ever, with the person of my dreams

20.00%

Down the pub wiv all the lads/lasses, get the beers in

5.00%

Might take the wife/husband/significant other for a pizza and a pint

5.00%

Who/What? Isn't there cricket on that night?

70.00%

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St Valentine's Day

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Feb 11th 2015, 1:02 am

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Pollyana

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Re: St Valentine's Day

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I will be covering myself in maple syrup and throwing myself to Canadian lesbians

Only Canadian lesbians? Are there a lot of them in Perth? I'd have thought Aussie ones would be easier to find

Feb 11th 2015, 1:12 am

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Re: St Valentine's Day

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Originally Posted by Pollyana

Only Canadian lesbians? Are there a lot of them in Perth? I'd have thought Aussie ones would be easier to find

Aussie lesbians are ugly,they smell

Feb 11th 2015, 1:14 am

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Re: St Valentine's Day

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Originally Posted by Bernieboy

Aussie lesbians are ugly,they smell

Hope the Canadian ones enjoy you and the maple syrup then - what an image

Feb 11th 2015, 1:26 am

#19

Dorothy

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Re: St Valentine's Day

I was incorrect when I said I would be home by myself. I have a date! He's taking me to lunch in the city then we're going to the arts festival.

Feb 11th 2015, 1:30 am

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Re: St Valentine's Day

Mother in Law's birthday and youngest daughter's birthday. MiL's easily sorted, youngest daughter not so much. We generally end up getting takeaway because the places she wants to go have either got fully booked weeks before and I forget to do it or they are full of hearts and flowers and/or have some naff 'romantic' meal that is double the normal price and probably tastes like shit.
It's her 21st next year, better sort something out now

If he loves me, he'll tell me regardless of the date and the same goes for me. Stupid Hallmark Day.

Feb 12th 2015, 10:34 am

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Re: St Valentine's Day

Spending Saturday watching people with a lot of money running high-powered cars down a drag-strip all day.

Feb 16th 2015, 10:53 pm

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Re: St Valentine's Day

My 11 year old daughter has two Year 9 girls that follow her around and openly refer to themselves as her "stalkers". They sent a rose to her classroom for her on Valentines Day

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Feb 16th 2015, 11:08 pm

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Re: St Valentine's Day

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Originally Posted by Kim67

My 11 year old daughter has two Year 9 girls that follow her around and openly refer to themselves as her "stalkers". They sent a rose to her classroom for her on Valentines Day

Weird but harmless. I guess.

Feb 16th 2015, 11:11 pm

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Originally Posted by moneypenny20

Weird but harmless. I guess.

Yeah, as one of my friends on FB said, "be alert but not alarmed".

Feb 16th 2015, 11:30 pm

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Re: St Valentine's Day

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Originally Posted by Charismatic

Shouldn't get too tender as I still see this as a likely leg over situation. Why wouldn't you pick the low hanging fruit after all?

I think you went to a lot of expense for nothing. If all it took to get a leg over was a car ride and a film, it was probably going to happen anyway

Feb 16th 2015, 11:34 pm

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Re: St Valentine's Day

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Originally Posted by spouse of scouse

I think you went to a lot of expense for nothing. If all it took to get a leg over was a car ride and a film, it was probably going to happen anyway

But did he, he may have discovered she was more of a limo and champagne kind of girl.

Feb 16th 2015, 11:40 pm

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Re: St Valentine's Day

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Originally Posted by Kim67

But did he, he may have discovered she was more of a limo and champagne kind of girl.

"Oh come on"
"No"
"Oh go on"
"No"
"Please please please?"
"No!"
"I've hired a car and am taking you to a movie"
"Yes yes yes!"

Feb 16th 2015, 11:56 pm

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Re: St Valentine's Day

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Originally Posted by spouse of scouse

"Oh come on"
"No"
"Oh go on"
"No"
"Please please please?"
"No!"
"I've hired a car and am taking you to a movie"
"Yes yes yes!"

Sounds like it's definitely a winner. I must admit from one Perth girl to another, the drives were a right of passage for every Perth teenager. Good old Swan Line was the drive-in of choice for our crowd.