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Me and my girlfriend utterly refuse to be baited in to funding a vicious capitalist circle. Reprehensible, further facilitates the idea in society that money is a prerequisite for making you or someone else happy. Can stick it right up your arse for all I care.

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Well, myself and Mr Peg don't bother for 2 reasons.

1) Our wedding anniversary is 9 days after Valentine's. So we swap pretentious cards and shite then.

2) I produced the world's greatest Valentine's Day gift that could never be eclipsed. I gave birth to our baby Peg. So the 14th in our house is devoted to birthday cake and E numbers instead of roses and copious amounts of chocolate.

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4 hours ago, ZiderEyed said:

Me and my girlfriend utterly refuse to be baited in to funding a vicious capitalist circle. Reprehensible, further facilitates the idea in society that money is a prerequisite for making you or someone else happy. Can stick it right up your arse for all I care.

Fantastic post. An emoji wasn’t enough.

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49 minutes ago, Up The City! said:

This is going to be my last year of being single on this date :whistle:

I wish you well in your quest for love, but if not don’t beat yourself up about being single on this date, it’s a bloody on a calendar that’s all. People don’t overly stree if they are single on the 15th of Feb, or many of the 364 other days of the year. 

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Whilst I do think it’s nonsense, I’ve often wondered why people are so bitter about Valentine’s Day but you don’t get much of the same hatred for Easter, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Christmas or any other man made/fictional celebratory days. 

I mean you could make the exact same argument that you shouldn’t need an enforced ‘day’ to be thankful for your parents but you never see this on Mother’s/Father’s Day. 

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15 minutes ago, BRISTOL86 said:

Whilst I do think it’s nonsense, I’ve often wondered why people are so bitter about Valentine’s Day but you don’t get much of the same hatred for Easter, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Christmas or any other man made/fictional celebratory days. 

I mean you could make the exact same argument that you shouldn’t need an enforced ‘day’ to be thankful for your parents but you never see this on Mother’s/Father’s Day. 

Good post. The bitterness surely stems from the majority of forum users Mrs not putting out........:yawn:

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21 minutes ago, BRISTOL86 said:

Whilst I do think it’s nonsense, I’ve often wondered why people are so bitter about Valentine’s Day but you don’t get much of the same hatred for Easter, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Christmas or any other man made/fictional celebratory days. 

I mean you could make the exact same argument that you shouldn’t need an enforced ‘day’ to be thankful for your parents but you never see this on Mother’s/Father’s Day. 

There were definitely a few of us that expressed our feelings towards Christmas on here back in December!

Me personally, I don’t expect gifts for anything & if anyone asks what I want for birthdays / Christmas then they get told nothing but I’ll still buy for those close to me. 

I guess I only like giving, not receiving :whistle:

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7 hours ago, BRISTOL86 said:

Whilst I do think it’s nonsense, I’ve often wondered why people are so bitter about Valentine’s Day but you don’t get much of the same hatred for Easter, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Christmas or any other man made/fictional celebratory days. 

I mean you could make the exact same argument that you shouldn’t need an enforced ‘day’ to be thankful for your parents but you never see this on Mother’s/Father’s Day. 

Oh believe me I do, you must have missed my annual Christmas rant :clapping:.  I’m thinking of making this a regular calendar of rants, very therapeutic  :innocent06:

 

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On ‎12‎/‎02‎/‎2018 at 12:23, Markman said:

when we were really skint living in a ghastly flat in Cranbrook - I bought my wife a frying pan (we needed one) for Valentine's day - that was only 40 years ago and every year I am reminded of that dreadful deed! 

So you have a TEFAL indent on your forehead?

How long were you in A&E having it removed from your back passage :laugh:

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3 minutes ago, WTFiGO!?! said:

Myself and fiancé are blissful in the knowledge neither of us pander to ridiculous societal conventions such as this.

We shall be having a very happy day, like we do every other day.  Happy Wednesday! Xx

Yay, glad you’ve found happiness :) 

2 minutes ago, BigTone said:

Can't he afford a bike / car ?

We drove there in his car after we dropped my car off with his his for its MOT. :P 

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1 hour ago, WTFiGO!?! said:

Myself and fiancé are blissful in the knowledge neither of us pander to ridiculous societal conventions such as this.

We shall be having a very happy day, like we do every other day.  Happy Wednesday! Xx

I tried this one on Mrs Isewater but although she disagrees with the over commercialisation of the event I still got the feeling that I was in the dog house for not having got her something .

Funny chaps , women .

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On 12/02/2018 at 13:23, Markman said:

when we were really skint living in a ghastly flat in Cranbrook - I bought my wife a frying pan (we needed one) for Valentine's day - that was only 40 years ago and every year I am reminded of that dreadful deed! 

Is there anything more romantic than that ?

I'm sure all young women dream that one day someone will love them enough to give them a frying pan on Valentine's Day .

 

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4 minutes ago, Major Isewater said:

Is there anything more romantic than that ?

I'm sure all young women dream that one day someone will love them enough to give them a frying pan on Valentine's Day .

 

I’d actually think it was funny if I got a gift like that, and practical too. 

I remember being taken as a very small child on Christmas Eve to get my mum her present from my Dad. Went into a big department store in town, spent all of 5 minutes choosing (think the store was about to close).  Can’t remember how delighted or not my Mum was with her present the next morning, but she used that bright yellow IRON for years!:clapping:

 

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