Who forgot??

[Dennis]

Ok guys I want the truth here....who forgot Valentines day??? I know you didnt Otto, prolly bought the wife a 136...lol...

 

[DDM]

Okay well ummmmmm i forgot 1 time and let me tell you that will never happen again.............
Nor Birthdays, anniversaries,Ect
Later,
David

 

[Walt Galer]

Howdy,

My favorite Valentines card was one I got for my wife may years ago when I was a test Technician on a landing at Omark Industries. This log had a stub left on it, and when I wiped it off, it left a heart shaped knot! I carefully cut it out about the size of a card, and gave it to my wife for valentines day. We still have it in the kitchen window.

Regards,

Walt Galer

 

[tundraotto]

lol - no didnt forget dennis - and i already have a 136.

 

[confused]

I dont ever have to worry about V-day. I went into this big speech about how V-day is a conspiracy against men and their wallets and how its just one more hallmark holiday built on commercialism. She agreed so never have to worry about V-day ever.

 

[John in MA]

I didn't forget it, and I didn't do anything involving saws, either.

 

[Rotax Robert]

I gave my wife two, 2' x 2' x 1/4" aluminium plates for the ends of the V8 hotsaw and 3 doz. roses for v-day :angel:

New pics real soon of the PREDATOR HOTSAW....The roses will die, the saw wont.

 

[tony marks]

my wife told me[u get me another rose an u cut off for a month.
just gimme the credit card an dont worry about it.

 

[D]

I forgot my anniversary once (first one). I was in the card section last night along with about 50 other last minute thinkers. It was funny. I never will forget again....hopefully.

 

[che]

For the twentieth time....in twenty years....I baked a heart shaped German Chocolate cake. This time with a thin layer of chocolate under the coconut-pecan frosting. I'm not partial to German Chocolate, but <i>he</i> sure seems to appreciate it....every time.

It's only been in the past couple years that I've started getting 'presents' during the expected occasions. BUT....I've always been shown some type of appreciation in the way that I'm treated. ...every day. We argue....ALOT....but never speak a bad word to or about each other. If I'm in trouble, he's there. That didn't come out right.............

I tell the younger wives I've met not to sweat it. If they really want a present, AND (this part's important) <I>if they're being shown love/affection/respect the rest of the year</i>....go buy it themselves and count their blessings. If it's a forced thing....it doesn't mean a whole lot. Besides, candy/roses are alot cheaper the day after the event!

Che
(who DID get flowers and candy this year! )

 

[HUSKYMAN]

Darin I screwed up my first anniversary also. I told my wife I could not think of anything to get her so she could go out and buy herself something. BIG mistake. Cost me $400 for vinyl window shutters

 

[svrfsvp]

Show the same mercy to a dying marriage that you would a dying animal - take it out and shoot it. Get it over with, put it out of its misery.

This July will be my 33rd wedding anniversery - thank goodness I got divorced 10 years ago! HAHAHAHAHAHA...

In any case, I made it through Valentine's day. Surly to bed, surly to rise, I always say.

I think I will saw some wood this weekend, maybe haul heavy things around the yard, just to get over this recent sillyness...

 

[Fish]

I am only required to remember to not leave the seat up.
Fish
I did it once, shortly after the honeymoon.

 

[che]

You're a good man, Fish.

 

[D]

who forgot???

Ok, the answer to this question looks like it is on our homepage. We broke a record for most users online that day. 44!!! So 44 guys forgot it was Valentine's day. I am not complaining, thanks for the support....your wives may need a little support too sometimes. Oh, ya they make bras for their support, my bad. Got to love being a man.