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  • it is our anniversary too ollie (we had the same convo last year) 4 years for us. were celebrating tmrw with the pm off, lunch, cinema, dinner, hotel, football saturday. nothing fancy, no presents. we're saving for a weekend trip to florence in march instead.
    it is also, i think the anniversary of when tav popped the question to curbit 2 yrs ago?
  • [cite]Posted By: suzisausage[/cite]it is our anniversary too ollie (we had the same convo last year) 4 years for us. were celebrating tmrw with the pm off, lunch, cinema, dinner, hotel, football saturday. nothing fancy, no presents. we're saving for a weekend trip to florence in march instead.
    it is also, i think the anniversary of when tav popped the question to curbit 2 yrs ago?

    That's nice aint it , les has been me mate for years and I didn't even know you'd got married
    [cite]Posted By: Les Addicks[/cite]
    [cite]Posted By: buckshee[/cite]I have never and will never do something for the other half just cos some card company tells me too.

    I often buy her flowers or other little things for no other reason than I lover her and want to show her that more than once a year.

    The only time it's ever cropped up is last year when her mates at work were taking the mick but I honestly believe that anyone who just does those kinda things on one day of the year should be ashamed of themsleves

    Buckshee I couldn't agree more fella and until this year my missus and me have adopted the moral high ground and avoided getting involved in the whole thing except sending a card......at least I assume they've been from her.....anyway I digress.......yesterday, she drops in into the conversation that after 13 years she's gone and brought me a little present. The cow.

    I now have a dilema, do I:

    A) buckle under the pressure to conform and shell out for a box of choc's or something only to hear her complain that she's feeling fat for the week after eating them and why did I buy them, when I know she's on a diet, etc, etc or

    B) stick to my guns, gratefully accept my gift and wait for her to ask for hers at which point they'll no doubt be a barney along the lines of "I thought we agreed? / I thought it was be nice for a change..."

    stick to your guns or you'll be doing it every year. Either that or do what I said last year "if you want to celebrate valentines then fair enough but you won't be getting the numerous things you get throughout the year2
  • [cite]Posted By: buckshee[/cite]
    [cite]Posted By: suzisausage[/cite]it is our anniversary too ollie (we had the same convo last year) 4 years for us. were celebrating tmrw with the pm off, lunch, cinema, dinner, hotel, football saturday. nothing fancy, no presents. we're saving for a weekend trip to florence in march instead.
    it is also, i think the anniversary of when tav popped the question to curbit 2 yrs ago?

    That's nice aint it , les has been me mate for years and I didn't even know you'd got married

    it was a good day!
  • edited February 2009
    It's my birthday on Saturday so the Mrs has booked a table for us and her family to have dinner at the dog racing at Crayford. If we do anything romantic we'll do it on Sunday more than likely. It's always a bit of a mare having to share the day between birthday and Valentine's......
  • [cite]Posted By: Thommo[/cite]Doing the other option, taking the mrs out for a really nice valentines breakfast, a relaxing day and takeaway of choice

    Me too, The Valley Cafe for breakfast, The Valley for some entertainment (dont laugh) and kebab on the way home, 28 years wed on cup final day, its works for us ;-)
  • My new bird is a stripper so she will be working anyway (she did not want to but I am frugal and pointed out we had not been together long and should scratch round things like this)

    I had a thought about this earlier, I could sell an 'experience'. For couples with kids, couples who still live at mum and dad's, for coupes who want to keep a dirty little liason secret etc.

    It is the chez lounge Dicko. I will put flowers, candles and shit up in the front room, some mood lighting and hide all the smut.

    I will cook a glorious 3 course meal, waiting on the dirty pair, providing fine wine, sumptious cuisine, and romantic music courtesy of the resident DJ. I also thought for an extra few quid they can use my king size too because if we are honest, that is the only reason blokes take this occasion seriously (tongue in cheek to all those who have been happily involved for time)

    AFKA, if your still struggling come Saturday about 2.30 give me the nod and I'll even leave early to get back and put the final touches to the love palais.

    A cunning plan
  • [cite]Posted By: Carter[/cite]My new bird is a stripper so she will be working anyway

    And they say romance is dead.
  • Valantines like Christmas and evrything else has just been ruined by commercialisim.
    If you have a girlfriend, wife or whatever the male equivialnt is then Valantines is not really for you.
    It is a time when you discretly or even secretly reveal your feelings (if that makes sense!) for someone who you are not actually attached to with a view to them guessing it's you and taking the matter further.
    Bloody Clintons! Have you seen it in there? Happy Valantine cards for wives, grandmas, son-in-law, Mum's new husband etc etc. Pathetic. Then when they've gone they'll be stocking up with St Patricks Day cards!!
  • edited February 2009
    what chirpy said
  • [cite]Posted By: Carter[/cite]My new bird is a stripper so she will be working anyway

    Dicko, i'm chuckling my ar3e off here because i know this is more likely to be true than false !!
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  • Dont do Valentines day, complete commercial scam, not interested.

    The true meaning of Valentine is to send anonymous cards & flowers etc, so why the hell would you send one to your wife or g/f? Totall defeats the object IMO.
  • [cite]Posted By: Carter[/cite]My new bird is a stripper so she will be working anyway

    Could she pop round I need some wallpaper taken down.
  • Got my missis one of them cards off of Moonpig.
    Also got her a new Henry hoover (but that is a suprise).
    Who says romance is dead.
  • Don't forget a card chaps
  • had a babysitter arranged for sat, however they (my mum) blew us out, so thankfully as with previous years we are at home...

    :))

    Gonna see I can rustle up a Pad Thai
  • My uncle is half Irish, half welsh.
    Should you require a Pad Dai.


    I'll get my coat.
  • i am very upset my wife is not taking me some where nice and romantic
  • [cite]Posted By: Tavern[/cite]i am very upset my wife is not taking me some where nice and romantic

    Who's she taking instead ?
  • [cite]Posted By: Tavern[/cite]i am very upset my wife is not taking me some where nice and romantic

    you missing the match tomorrow then?
  • lol. im letting him go to football and i even said he could go for a beer after. A beer mind.
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  • Judging by your table manners in your picture, i can see why.
  • OOOOhhhhhhhh
  • posted two years back.
  • Lets start a campaign,

    FREE THE TAVERN 1, HE SHALL HAVE BEER
  • can i vote for me
  • [cite]Posted By: DA9[/cite]FREE THE TAVERN 1

    Freedom2_bright.jpg
  • of course, it's a democracy, you just have to put up with the head lock
  • For those of you interested in my dilema I have booked Monday off and planned a day out in the New Forest with a bit of lunch, etc as a surprise. Gonna front it out tomorrow though when she hands over the "surprise" gift that she's been dropping hints about. Could be rough seas ahead...
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