Valentines Day - What you doing?

[S1KRR]

Right you romantic lot. What are you doing on Friday?

(Closest option fine)

Personally, considering hedging my bets a little, but more likely on reflection to do nothing!



I knew a guy years ago who brought in a box of cards to work and gave them out to all the single ladies we worked with. (He'd write them in front of them, then seal it!) He was as suave as James Bond, so he balanced it perfectly between creepy and charming! Legend! I'll never be that cool!

[RizzoTheRat]

Booked a restaurant for Saturday when it'll be less busy

In my defence we'll be up early Saturday morning and 7 or 8 courses with wine selection might require a lie in afterwards.

[Frank7]

I ticked sending my wife a card, but actually it’ll be on the kitchen table when she gets up.
We’ll probably go out for a drink, I used to take her to a restaurant on Valentine’s when we were younger, and the place was full of 25-45 y.o. people, but as I got older, and she stood still age wise, looking like she was more than the 19 years that she’s my junior, I began to feel as if people were nudging one another, and contemplating calling the police.

[cherryowen]

Usual card & flowers

Then a couple of beers at The Crown, followed by a sit-down in our favourite curry emporium!

Livin' the dream

[HTP99]

A card!

Edited by HTP99 on Tuesday 11th February 22:42

[wazztie16]

Nothing at all - single.

Working early morning to anytime from 1330-1700.

Then probably see if any mates are out and about in town for a few, for some reason no reffing Saturday morning, just not been allocated a match, so as long as I'm good for the afternoon it might be a little more than a few.

Otherwise, it'll be a night in with the PS4 I should think.

[The Hypno-Toad]

Get up
Go to work
Work
Come home
Pot Noodle
wk
Think about all those missed opportunities and ponder about how many people would actually turn up to my funeral.
And so to bed
Cry
Sleep
Repeat

What else do you do?
Please.
I am tired.

[Bear-n]

Madame Swish, 3:30.

[TPSA7514]

Frank7 said:

I ticked sending my wife a card, but actually it’ll be on the kitchen table when she gets up.
We’ll probably go out for a drink, I used to take her to a restaurant on Valentine’s when we were younger, and the place was full of 25-45 y.o. people, but as I got older, and she stood still age wise, looking like she was more than the 19 years that she’s my junior, I began to feel as if people were nudging one another, and contemplating calling the police.

This is your wife and not the cousin I hope ?

[Captain Raymond Holt]

Smash.

[hutchst]

Packing

[The Li-ion King]

hutchst said:

Packing

What scumbag landlord evicts someone on a Friday?

[Cold]

A card and some chocolates.


Once I've opened the card and scoffed the chocolates, I'll probably see if there's a film worth watching at the movies.

[alorotom]

Card and flowers

Meal

Then saucy underwear and something excessively “exotic” from wish

[bristolbaron]

I don’t really do cards, but if I did it would be this:



https://www.thortful.com/card/5dc561db4bb1ed00010f...

[Nemophilist]

Relatively newlyweds - we’ve got the toddler staying over with grandparents and have invited friends round for a bit of a gathering.

Other than that will give a card and a nice bottle of wine.

[Type R Tom]

No cards or presents but will cook a nice meal. GF approached me and said we aren't doing anything this year. Result.

[Gary29]

I'm sending her a card from someone else and then kicking off asking her who the hell 'Peter' is and then going out on the beers with the lads as she frantically tries to think of ways to make it up to me.

Maybe.

[Gary29]

alorotom said:

Then saucy underwear and something excessively “exotic” from wish

Maybe even get her something too?

[Riley Blue]

Cook whatever M&S £20 Valentine's meal deal O/H brings home, exchange cards (if I can be arsed to buy one, I know she will), say the three words she likes to hear, go to bed.

That's it for another 12 months.