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by Porty » 03 Feb 2005, 21:24
Im thinking of getting Mrs Porty these lovely flowers for V Day.
I believe they are called Dreamy Lilac.
They appear to be the most expensive bouquet that Asda sell. I'm scared in case they are a bit over the top. What do you think?
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Pal of Porty
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by Pal of Porty » 03 Feb 2005, 22:20
Way over the top Mr Porty and she prefers chocolate!

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by Pal of Porty » 03 Feb 2005, 22:26
Here is what Mrs Pal of Porty is getting for Valentines Day:

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by Sandra » 03 Feb 2005, 22:45
Porty don't listen to POP - Mrs Porty will love them
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by Porty » 03 Feb 2005, 22:46
Pal of Porty wrote:Way over the top Mr Porty )
Too right PoP, plus they are £4.97
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by Epykat » 04 Feb 2005, 18:37
Porty wrote:Im thinking of getting Mrs Porty these lovely flowers for V Day
Why? What have you done.........

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by DG » 05 Feb 2005, 16:22
Found this site when I was looking for a Valentine's avatar. Thought it was quite sweet, if not odd
http://www.thekiss.com/
We're going to see 'Rebecca' at the Kings on Valentines night instead of pressies etc. I know it's not quite a romantic story but really looking forward to it.
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by Sandra » 05 Feb 2005, 16:54
We are going to Sizzlers for their valentine menu.
Can see why you were raving about it DG - very nice place on our doorstep, good food and owner and son are nice too.
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by Sandra » 05 Feb 2005, 16:56
Porty, does Mrs Porty not deserve 12 (expensive) red roses on Feb 14th?
Or 24 for that matter?
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by teddygirl » 05 Feb 2005, 19:42
DG, I too am going to see Rebecca at the Kings but as I am not going with my other half, I'm going on the 15th. Looking forward to seeing Nigel Havers, he's rather handsome.

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by DG » 06 Feb 2005, 11:32
One of my neices is 6 years old on Valentine's day - must have been the best Valentines Treat for my brother and sister-in-law 6 years ago when she came along

. Hard to beat that one.
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by Epykat » 07 Feb 2005, 20:04
We gave my father in law COC for his 50th birthday. It was lovely because she was a bit early and unexpected to he was oblivious until he was given a birthday card with her photo in it and Happy Birthday Grandad. Definitely a birthday he never forgot!

(and absolutely nothing to do with Valentine's Day - sorry!)
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by ecm » 07 Feb 2005, 20:07
Nice one, Epykat! Brought a tear to my wooden heart.

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by Maria » 07 Feb 2005, 20:17
Oh well since we've wandered off topic....... my son was born 12 days overdue on his Dad's birthday 22 February. I had hoped he might have been a Valentine's day baby, but instead he was the best birthday present Homer ever got (at least that's what he said then!).
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by ecm » 07 Feb 2005, 20:21
*blows nose loudly and swallows hard to get rid of lump in throat*
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by Epykat » 08 Feb 2005, 22:22
Marya wrote:he was the best birthday present Homer ever got.
albeit a trifle difficult to wrap........

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by Pal of Porty » 08 Feb 2005, 22:25
Epykat wrote:albeit a trifle difficult to wrap........

...and hide!

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by Porty » 08 Feb 2005, 22:35
DG I have only had one quick look at that site . Here is one of the kissing stories that someone decided to post as their most memorable:
"We were at are yearly homecoming dance and this was the first time we really got to spend time together. The reason for this being are first time spent together is because we are seeing each other behind her parents back. Well any ways were at the dance dancing and all of a sudden one of my friends was like well why don't you squat down a little since your so much taller than her, well i did and then it happened right there in front of everyone. Everyone of our friends saw it and it was the best kiss i've ever had. "
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by Porty » 08 Feb 2005, 22:40
And here is another one. (It could be straight from a POL Administrator's meeting):
"i went over to a 'friends' house one day after. there was three of us and we were bored so we ended up playing truth or dare. i wanted to kiss him (or so i thought) so i had the other guy dare me to. so i did. what a mistake! eww! our lips barely touched and he immediatly stuck his tounge in my mouth. he got slobber all over my chin. yuk! about an hour later i was like 'come here let me show u how its done.' and now its just a inside joke between the two of us. but boy was it messy when we started out. thats my story. it doesn't sound gorey but it was! "

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by bellybabe » 09 Feb 2005, 10:36
Porty wrote: (It could be straight from a POL Administrator's meeting):
You've been spying on us!!!!

All I really need is love, but a little chocolate now and then doesn't hurt!
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by CatzVP » 11 Feb 2005, 10:30
I find that nothing says "I Love You" more than a bottle of Pomange and a bag of pork scratchings!
Which may be the reason I was 29 when I got married!!

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by Poppy » 11 Feb 2005, 20:22
Been to Asda for the lovely flowers yet, Porty?
And don't forget the overlarge padded card!

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by Maria » 11 Feb 2005, 20:31
I'm concerned that Mrs Porty won't be getting her 'lovely' bouquet after Porty's admission that he spent all his bawbees in Paris

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by Pal of Porty » 11 Feb 2005, 21:48
Marya wrote:I'm concerned that Mrs Porty won't be getting her 'lovely' bouquet after Porty's admission that he spent all his bawbees in Paris

Don't worry - Mrs Porty will be OK. Porty borrowed £1.49 off me today!

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by wangi » 11 Feb 2005, 22:42
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by Porty » 12 Feb 2005, 01:24
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by CatzVP » 12 Feb 2005, 07:55
Is Man The Dream Of The Dolphin??
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by Guest » 12 Feb 2005, 08:46
Porty wrote:Im thinking of getting Mrs Porty these lovely flowers for V Day.
I believe they are called Dreamy Lilac.
They appear to be the most expensive bouquet that Asda sell. I'm scared in case they are a bit over the top. What do you think?
Naw here how you do it
COST OF 12 RED ROSES DELIVERED $80
COST OF GOLD BRACLET $200 ON SALE AT THE BAY FOR $78
COST OF GETTINBG SO LAID ON FENB 14 YOU THINBK YOUR IN XXX PORN MOVIE PRICLESS LOL!!!!!
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by Pal of Porty » 12 Feb 2005, 10:26
Justice delayed is justice denied.
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by Maria » 12 Feb 2005, 12:24
Love the card Wangi. Reckon you've got a winning product on your hands there. Mind you, I'm a bit concerned for Mrs PoP if her husband wants a dozen - he's either going to give her one of them each year for the next 12 years or he's being a bit of a casanova on the quiet.

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by ecm » 12 Feb 2005, 17:13
wangi wrote:
I like the "use by 14 Feb. 2005" date on it!!
Which means our Mr. PoP intends to use his quota of a dozen this very year!
What a man for the laydeez he must be.

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by ecm » 12 Feb 2005, 17:37
Ali and Dan came back from Fords this morning with a pressie for me of a piece of shortbread covered in pink icing with a heart in the middle with the words "I Love You" written on it.
"That's for you Mum, but you have to share it with me" said D who then threw a bit of a wobbly when I didn't give him the largest "half"!
Men!!

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by Pal of Porty » 13 Feb 2005, 19:01
Marya wrote:.....he's either going to give her one of them each year for the next 12 years or he's being a bit of a casanova on the quiet.

....One a year for the next 12 years I'm afraid!

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by Sandra » 14 Feb 2005, 17:54
Porty, did Mrs Porty get her flowers?
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by DG » 15 Feb 2005, 10:44
We went to see Rebecca at the Kings last night - really good. The cast were very well matched to their roles.
Teddygirl, hope you enjoy it tonight as much as we did
DG