AZsteelman
April 2006 BoM
:rofl: @ Tedski!!!!
What are You Getting Her for Valentines Day?
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justinphilly
makin dollars out of $.15
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will you tear hair off of each other's chest afterwards??
(not implying that your wife has a hairy chest, i never met you or your wife.. But i am sure she has a nice hairless chest)
i am new here, so i dont want to offend anyone with something i may think is funny... thus the apology
cvm4
BoM - July '05 & Dec. '10
Please post pics...Sounds pretty awesome :thumbsup:
I think I'm going to order something from here. http://www.ediblearrangements.com/default.aspx
has anybody ever tried them?
has anybody ever tried them?
An ex of mine worked there, she ended up hating it and quitting. However, the fruit they use is good quality, but you need to order in advance. If you go to an actual store, don't buy premade from the fridge case. They've probably been sitting there for a week.
Justin ... My wife has no visible chest hair - and she prefers mine still connected to my body. So I'm positive the only hair pulling after this particular event might be the odd one I remove from between my teeth ... :razz:
But please don't let my preferences stop you from sharing a Snickers with a friend and enjoying some post-conjointal follicle follies.
justinphilly
makin dollars out of $.15
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lol.. thanks.. i will inspect my wife's chest now
jrohrer
BoM Jan '07
poppin the question???:wink:
caudio51
BoM Nov '05; Mar '06
Damn, that is one big present! Definitely post pics!
:rofl:
I have and it was very nice
Wasch_24
2005 BoY
Damn dude, edit that post before any of our wives see it! :rofl:
Just kidding...awesome job!
I'll jump in: my g/f is big on wine, so I'll be getting her a fairly nice (~$50) bottle that she'd never normally buy herself.
Friendly suggestion for those who are in new relationships, etc: if you happen to know a cause that's close to her heart, purchase a membership/sponsorship of an org that supports that cause on her behalf, and give her a card indiciating the gift in her name. E.g. she's a big pet person, buy her a sponsorship for an area animal shelter; if she's into butterflies, get her a membership to something like the Butterfly Pavillion in Westminster, CO (even if you don't live there/near there, it's the gesture--and if everything works out, you might book a trip to visit said location later in the relationship).
Often this approach won't cost more than $25-50, and it shows you're *listening* to her. And that's a good part of the paving to the bedroom
Friendly suggestion for those who are in new relationships, etc: if you happen to know a cause that's close to her heart, purchase a membership/sponsorship of an org that supports that cause on her behalf, and give her a card indiciating the gift in her name. E.g. she's a big pet person, buy her a sponsorship for an area animal shelter; if she's into butterflies, get her a membership to something like the Butterfly Pavillion in Westminster, CO (even if you don't live there/near there, it's the gesture--and if everything works out, you might book a trip to visit said location later in the relationship).
Often this approach won't cost more than $25-50, and it shows you're *listening* to her. And that's a good part of the paving to the bedroom
