Anyone else glad for the end of valentine's ads?
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Anyone else glad for the end of valentine's ads?
The "hoody, footy," the four foot tall love bear (because size matters, wink wink).
Every kiss begins with k.
And the less than subtle suggestion that if you buy you sweetheart that big bear, she will engage in the wildest, most passionate animal sex ever.
With you, even.
All it takes for you to turn that chilly babe into a sexual inferno is a hoody footy. "How to keep thing hot on those chilly nights..."
Please.
And if you don't buy the stupid bear or the pajamas or the flowers, you will never have sex again. With anyone.
Enough.
Every kiss begins with k.
And the less than subtle suggestion that if you buy you sweetheart that big bear, she will engage in the wildest, most passionate animal sex ever.
With you, even.
All it takes for you to turn that chilly babe into a sexual inferno is a hoody footy. "How to keep thing hot on those chilly nights..."
Please.
And if you don't buy the stupid bear or the pajamas or the flowers, you will never have sex again. With anyone.
Enough.
If you bend over backwards long enough,
eventually you'll fall down.
eventually you'll fall down.
Re: Anyone else glad for the end of valentine's ads?
Unlike New Year's, at least people won't be wishing one another Valentine's Day for another week or two afterwards.oaktonhokie wrote:The "hoody, footy," the four foot tall love bear (because size matters, wink wink).
Every kiss begins with k.
And the less than subtle suggestion that if you buy you sweetheart that big bear, she will engage in the wildest, most passionate animal sex ever.
With you, even.
All it takes for you to turn that chilly babe into a sexual inferno is a hoody footy. "How to keep thing hot on those chilly nights..."
Please.
And if you don't buy the stupid bear or the pajamas or the flowers, you will never have sex again. With anyone.
Enough.
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Re: Anyone else glad for the end of valentine's ads?
I reached a certain age where I no longer really wanted things. It's weird but for a couple years I had no word for it. I thought maybe I was just cheap, but it was really not wanting to be so tied down by "things". I stopped asking for anything on birthdays or holidays. Eventually I realized there other people like me, called "minimalists", and the truth really set me free. I found out there were a lot of other people who simply don't want anything. The website becomingminimalist.com is a great place to check out if you have these feelings.
Anyway, to your point Oakton, once I stopped feeling weird, I started realizing how much we are sold to NON STOP 24x7. It's nuts. I think of all these smart programmers in silicon valley working on ways to show me more relevant banner ads and it cracks me up. How do you sell someone who doesn't want anything?
Anyway, to your point Oakton, once I stopped feeling weird, I started realizing how much we are sold to NON STOP 24x7. It's nuts. I think of all these smart programmers in silicon valley working on ways to show me more relevant banner ads and it cracks me up. How do you sell someone who doesn't want anything?
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Re: Anyone else glad for the end of valentine's ads?
oaktonhokie wrote:The "hoody, footy," the four foot tall love bear (because size matters, wink wink).
Every kiss begins with k.
And the less than subtle suggestion that if you buy you sweetheart that big bear, she will engage in the wildest, most passionate animal sex ever.
With you, even.
All it takes for you to turn that chilly babe into a sexual inferno is a hoody footy. "How to keep thing hot on those chilly nights..."
Please.
And if you don't buy the stupid bear or the pajamas or the flowers, you will never have sex again. With anyone.
Enough.
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Re: Anyone else glad for the end of valentine's ads?
My wife and I were in the Dollar Tree store yesterday in Marion...while we were there I showed my wife a nice card from the card rack and pointed out some Valentine's Day balloons they had displayed. She really appreciated the sentiment.
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Re: Anyone else glad for the end of valentine's ads?
I always figured you for the mushy sentimental type.
Major Kong wrote:My wife and I were in the Dollar Tree store yesterday in Marion...while we were there I showed my wife a nice card from the card rack and pointed out some Valentine's Day balloons they had displayed. She really appreciated the sentiment.
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eventually you'll fall down.
eventually you'll fall down.
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Re: Anyone else glad for the end of valentine's ads?
Here's a few Valentines you probably didn't see as much, but I hear are very popular inside the WH:
oaktonhokie wrote:The "hoody, footy," the four foot tall love bear (because size matters, wink wink).
Every kiss begins with k.
And the less than subtle suggestion that if you buy you sweetheart that big bear, she will engage in the wildest, most passionate animal sex ever.
With you, even.
All it takes for you to turn that chilly babe into a sexual inferno is a hoody footy. "How to keep thing hot on those chilly nights..."
Please.
And if you don't buy the stupid bear or the pajamas or the flowers, you will never have sex again. With anyone.
Enough.
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Re: Anyone else glad for the end of valentine's ads?
Nope...we don't do Valentine's Day, Mother's Day or Father's Day (or any of the Hallmark Holidays)...they're just another day.oaktonhokie wrote:I always figured you for the mushy sentimental type.
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Re: Anyone else glad for the end of valentine's ads?
Valentines day is stupid. Never celebrated it, never will.
Can't do much about mother's and father's day. My parents like to be thought of....
OK.
Can't do much about mother's and father's day. My parents like to be thought of....
OK.
Major Kong wrote:Nope...we don't do Valentine's Day, Mother's Day or Father's Day (or any of the Hallmark Holidays)...they're just another day.oaktonhokie wrote:I always figured you for the mushy sentimental type.
If you bend over backwards long enough,
eventually you'll fall down.
eventually you'll fall down.
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Re: Anyone else glad for the end of valentine's ads?
oaktonhokie wrote:Valentines day is stupid. Never celebrated it, never will.
Can't do much about mother's and father's day. My parents like to be thought of....
OK.
Major Kong wrote:Nope...we don't do Valentine's Day, Mother's Day or Father's Day (or any of the Hallmark Holidays)...they're just another day.oaktonhokie wrote:I always figured you for the mushy sentimental type.
Mom and dad earned it (especially with you). Women haven't earned a special day.
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Re: Anyone else glad for the end of valentine's ads?
No. I'd like for Outback to have the Valentines deal every Friday. Best day of the year to eat out reasonably
Re: Anyone else glad for the end of valentine's ads?
Valentine's day is the absolute worst day to ever try eating out...