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What to do for a guy on Valentines Day

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He loves electronics. I just got him a kindle out of no where a few months back and he loves it. Everything else he wants is $500+ and I'm not wanting to spend that much cash.

Honestly we typically do a lot of dates. Not as much lately because we've been out of town the last 3 weekends. I think the reason I've never done much for him on Valentines Day is because he just doesn't care much.

You buy flowers for girls, what is the equivalent for a guy? A meatball sub...??

no, I would say its most likely a BJ

Edit: unless its Panthro

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you all need to keep up...pretty sure it was clear there was no need for sexual ideas!

Hey, she asked what the male equivalent to flowers would be....I just answered with my honest opinion.

We like the nice surprise of getting flowers. Now trade out flowers with BJ and tell me that's not something a guy would say.

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Hey, she asked what the male equivalent to flowers would be....I just answered with my honest opinion.

We like the nice surprise of getting flowers. Now trade out flowers with BJ and tell me that's not something a guy would say.

the equivalent to flowers is beer!

the equivalent to hiring a cleaner, or ewwww...spending time talking about feelings etc, is a BJ!

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Honestly we go out a good bit on our own too. We have a plethora of babysitters and we use them.

thanks for the ideas guys. I might just come home with a meatball sub, some drinks and tell him we can watch whatever he wants. (which means we will likely be watching porn or Fringe)

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Honestly we go out a good bit on our own too. We have a plethora of babysitters and we use them.

thanks for the ideas guys. I might just come home with a meatball sub, some drinks and tell him we can watch whatever he wants. (which means we will likely be watching porn or Fringe)

sounds like a good plan to me..

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