Needs advice on romantic stuff

by olafwhite

Posted: 10 years ago 13 replies

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Hi, guys. Just wanna know what is the most romantic thing in your life?

tagiscom 10 years ago

Probably chocolate cake, unless a miracle happens?
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sbucciarel Banned 10 years ago

My dogs love me and sleep with me.
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- BigFrank Banned 10 years ago
  
  My self.
  
  My dog.
  
  My computer.
  
  My car.
  
  Did I mention my self?
  
  Cheers. - Frank
  
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Dan Riffle 10 years ago

My Roku box.
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- lanfear63 10 years ago
  
  Cortana...
  
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oliviatracy 10 years ago

Flowers, chocolates or even a stuffed toy. Sometimes, it is the little unexpected things that can make your romance feel a lot more romantic.
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- MissTerraK 10 years ago
  
  Love ballads. Music to set the romantic mood works for me.
  
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  Nayr23 10 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by MissTerraK
  
  Love ballads. Music to set the romantic mood works for me.
  
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  Yes I agree, love songs makes everything romantic.
  
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bizgrower 10 years ago

Pizza. Or bacon.

Advice wise, plan a surprise pic-a-nic.

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- Dan Riffle 10 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by bizgrower
  
  Pizza. Or bacon.
  
  Advice wise, plan a surprise pic-a-nic.
  
  Dan
  
  "Pic-a-nic"? Who are you, Yogi the Bear?
  
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  bizgrower 10 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Dan Riffle
  
  "Pic-a-nic"? Who are you, Yogi the Bear?
  
  My buddies:
  
  Watch Backyard Bears Steal Goldilocks
  
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johnveggy 10 years ago

A couple of years ago, I was presenting for the first time in my life at an international conference in N. Ireland. The schedule was very demanding like all scientific conferences, and I was extremely stressed because it was my first time too. We planned a two day trip with a rental car to go around N. Ireland and relax, but it just made things more stressful because we wanted to visit too many places, and all the daytime driving and heavy drinking at night took its toll.

So on return to Germany, I was pretty much mentally and physically exhausted. She bought the train tickets at the airport and shoved me on the train. I was groggy and fell asleep, expecting to wake up in 2 hours when the train gets to our city.

I woke up 4 hours later and the train was still moving through a flat landscape - the total opposite of the mountainous or hilly southwest Germany. I recognised it as northern Germany. Turns out she had bought tickets to take us to her home area to have a vacation staying with her parents, in a beautifully idyllic, rural place with a forest and large lake.

Best antidote possible.

I had to pay the train tickets back though.
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HeySal 10 years ago

The wild outdoors.
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