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Feb 14
- Thread starter hokkien
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In Poseidon, everyday is Valentine's day!
Billions or millions doesn't matter. all you want is to feel spent after emptying your balls.
Wahdey, where's my magnifying glass?
Hey guys and errr, ah girl, if you don't have a valentine, don't worry.
You can spend the day by yourself massaging your own perineum.
See the pic of perineum massage oil in post#21.
http://singsupplies.com/showthread....ief-Kinana-is-back-stronger-than-before/page2
Hey guys and errr, ah girl, if you don't have a valentine, don't worry.
You can spend the day by yourself massaging your own perineum.
See the pic of perineum massage oil in post#21.
http://singsupplies.com/showthread....ief-Kinana-is-back-stronger-than-before/page2
agree! Tomorrow I pick some nice one from funeral procession for you, they are free
exactly.not only that, guy who kneel down in front of girls is really a loser.pui
the traditional alway right.
kneel only heaven
kneel only earth
kneel only parents
no one else.not even to your japanese emenies
Wed, Feb 13, 2013
The Star/ANN
Couples are keeping it simple this time
JOHOR BARU - Many couples here are opting for simple flower bouquets minus the teddy bears and chocolates this Valentine's Day.
Xin Florist and Gift Centre project planner Kenneth Ng said that despite the hundreds of different designs available, many customers were opting for simple designs.
"Many customers want their bouquets to be filled with fresh red roses while some prefer tulips.
"One customer even requested that we fill his car boot with fresh red roses to surprise his girlfriend," he said.
He added that customers these days wished to surprise and shower their loved ones with more than one gift, hence they prefer to present chocolates and teddy bears separately.
He also said there was a growing number of customers who did their shopping online.
"Young adults prefer to browse through selections and purchase bouquets online and skip the hassle of driving over to place their orders," he said, adding that online promotions helped to boost sales.
Wed, Feb 13, 2013
The Star/ANN .Hubby does all the housework on Valentine's
PETALING JAYA - June Liow's husband makes her feel like a queen on Valentine's Day Sam Yeo, 50, does not let her do any housework.
"He will do the laundry, cook the meals and pamper me," said the 45-year-old secretary, adding that this had been the way over the last 15 years of their marriage.
Another feature of Valentine's for Liow is Yeo's "surprise" present.
"Sam would always buy me things I desired. Last year, he bought me a watch because I had earlier said I needed a new one," she said.
The couple attribute the success of their marriage to "being considerate and communicating well. Those are the two essentials for a lasting relationship".
As for K. Krishnan and his wife, romance is still in the air even after 32 years of marriage.
The couple, who have three grown-up children, never forget to celebrate every birthday, wedding anniversary or Valentine's Day.
This Valentine's, Krishnan, 64, will, as usual, buy his wife a bottle of her favourite perfume.
"Small gestures like these keep things going," he said, while joking he made the effort to remember the occasions so that he did not "get into trouble with her".
He said the secret to a lasting relationship was to give each other "space".
"Imagine holding a handful of sand. You can't squeeze too tightly, or else all the sand will slip through your fingers and fall out.
"You have to hold it just right and hold it carefully," he said.
But not everyone is a fan of Valentine's Day.
William Chai, 51, does not see the logic behind commemorating Feb 14, but sends his wife flowers and takes her out for a special meal anyway because it makes her happy.
"To me, it is just another day. Why one day should be extra special, makes no sense to me.
"But I do it for her because she likes it and that is important to me," said Chai, who has been married to Christina for 14 years.
Tomorrow its Feb 14,Any good planing?
Very commercialised. Sure tiok 'chop' if you dine out. Similar to buying bak kua during CNY.
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