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Hunt for the most romantic gift!
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savingsgirl wrote:When I went to work overseas years ago my mum bought me a tiny gold St Christopher and I loved it - it really meant something to me.
I bought my Dad one about 8 years ago for Christmas, the pendant alone cost me £160! :eek:
My son has one which my Mum bought for him when he was christened.
I think it's a lovely gesture between family members, but it's not romantic IMO Tank fly boss walk jam nitty gritty...0 -
studentphil wrote:Maybe I could change my mind if it is so rubbish!
dont be daft!! Its a lovely idea and very thoughtful. You know why you've chosen it and I think your girl will be delighted. Just go for a dainty one and not some hoofing medallion!! Auntie Savingsgirl 24/9/06 :j0 -
its not rubbish, but it is a tad on the religiuous road - which, if she is a very religious person, then it could be a very nice thing to get her, BUT if she is not, then it will be a wasted giftstudentphil wrote:Maybe I could change my mind if it is so rubbish!Never do things tomorow when you can do them today.0 -
It's not rubbish Phil, just not romantic.
You always have next Christmas to buy her one anyway
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newMS wrote:no one said it was rubbish, just wondered the reason for choosing one
It is sort of says we are going on a journey, plus another small personal reason.:beer:0 -
but so does a bus passstudentphil wrote:It is sort of says we are going on a journeyNever do things tomorow when you can do them today.0 -
She needs any protection she can get, and if chris is gonna help, get it.Work like you don't need money,Love like you've never been hurt,And dance like no one's watchingSave the cheerleader, save the world!0
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Buy her a pair of slippers and a vibrator, if she doesn't like the slippers you can tell her to go **** herself :rotfl:Disclaimer: Any spelling mistakes or incorrect grammar is purely coincidental and in no way reflects the intelligence of the author.0
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why not a diamond to prove how special she is to you ?mustn't grumble :cool:0
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savingsgirl wrote:dont be daft!! Its a lovely idea and very thoughtful. You know why you've chosen it and I think your girl will be delighted. Just go for a dainty one and not some hoofing medallion!!
"I pity da fool who dun get no medallion for present"
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