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Romantic failures

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Created by actiomax > 9 months ago, 10 Feb 2015
actiomax
NSW, 1575 posts
10 Feb 2015 10:10AM
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As valentines day approaches i started thinking about some of my romantic failures & I thought Im probably not the only one who has got it wrong on occasion .
After being told I haven't been very romantic lately I thought I would try to fix that .
So I got up early & cut a bunch of roses & carefully removed all the thorns left them on the pillow .
When the phone rang when I was at work i actually felt a little anticipation of her thanking me .
But what i got was You f& c the beds full of aphids & i just washed the sheets yesterday now Ive got to wash them again .
All I managed to say to the hung up phone was its the thought that counts .

Sailhack
VIC, 5000 posts
10 Feb 2015 10:38AM
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"Marriage is neither heaven nor hell, it is simply purgatory."

Abraham Lincoln



Or a more suitable quote in your situation...

"Marriage is like life - it is a field of battle, not a bed of roses."

Robert Louis Stevenson

Ted the Kiwi
NSW, 14256 posts
10 Feb 2015 10:50AM
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I feel your pain actiomax. I think this about sums things up for me at times





lotofwind
NSW, 6451 posts
10 Feb 2015 12:02PM
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Ricardo1709
NSW, 1301 posts
10 Feb 2015 12:25PM
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A Short Story

One day,a long long time ago,
there was a woman who didn't whine,bitch or complain,
but it was a long time ago and it was just for that one day.
The End

CrossStep
SA, 210 posts
10 Feb 2015 11:56AM
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My love life feels so much better now

Mastbender
1972 posts
10 Feb 2015 10:12AM
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da vecta
QLD, 2514 posts
10 Feb 2015 4:02PM
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I'm already chilling some special wine and have put some nice comfy cushions and chocolates on the couch ready for the 14th of Feb. I will be snuggled up watching Aus V Eng in the first game of the WC. My missus is more than welcome to join me.

Mark _australia
WA, 22423 posts
10 Feb 2015 2:19PM
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Its looking windy here.

(PS for Loto - thought I was the only one who posted really old stuff that was online like 3 years ago...?)

Meg1122
QLD, 285 posts
10 Feb 2015 10:38PM
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Not all women are opinionated, whinge, bitch, whine and argue.....oops there I go again !

LeStef
ACT, 514 posts
11 Feb 2015 12:07AM
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Well, a long time ago when she finished her PHD I offered her a old small book called "My careers goes bing"…
I guess it wasn't like the big bang I thought it meant...

Mastbender
1972 posts
11 Feb 2015 10:28AM
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A long time ago when I was married to my first wife, for Valentines Day I bought her a new electric razor for her legs. She looked at me, then her legs, then back at me, and then slapped me. What did I do wrong, she needed one? It's not like I bought her a set of jumper cables for her car battery which kept dying.












genuine
332 posts
11 Feb 2015 10:32AM
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Mastbender said..
A long time ago when I was married to my first wife, for Valentines Day I bought her a new electric razor for her legs. She looked at me, then her legs, then back at me, and then slapped me. What did I do wrong, she needed one? It's not like I bought her a set of jumper cables for her car battery which kept dying.














I got one of my ex's a sandwich maker for her birthday, it didn't go down to well

Lambroast
WA, 177 posts
11 Feb 2015 10:49AM
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My missus was whining about watering whilst I was replacing the retic on our front lawn (3 year job- still ongoing ).
So I bought her one of those long green hose sprinklers for christmas.
She wasn't overly impressed but did see the funny side of it.
I'm still still surprised I wasn't strangled by it :)

'Roast

evlPanda
NSW, 9202 posts
11 Feb 2015 3:35PM
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Never call a woman fat because elephants never forget.

actiomax
NSW, 1575 posts
11 Feb 2015 6:07PM
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Ive also failed by buying lingerie the wrong size to big . What do you think I'm that fat then thrown them at me & stormed off.
In my defence my daughter gave me the sizes .
Ive come home with flowers & chocolate to got told off because there on a diet . but she still ate the chocolate .
In fact after that i started bringing home flowers & chocolate all the time just to see if she would break the diet so far its worked ever time but i did have to stop I don't want her getting any fatter but then she might fit the lingerie


Ted the Kiwi
NSW, 14256 posts
11 Feb 2015 6:41PM
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Can not blame ye daughter - personal responsibility !! If in doubt always go the size too small - she will quietly thank you for it

KiwiDave
VIC, 192 posts
11 Feb 2015 7:50PM
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For our 17th wedding anniversary my wife got me a vasectomy.

A couple of weeks back I got in trouble for celebrating "the second anniversary of my vasectomy" rather than our 19th wedding anniversary.


actiomax
NSW, 1575 posts
15 Feb 2015 11:20AM
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Ok took her to 50 shades of grey. Then 4 course al a cart dinner. The local went all out guest chef food was fantastic service fantastic .
But because there was only 1 other couple there the number of waitresses equaled the customers & plus the extra chefs I cant help but feel that would have been a massive economic loss so I think it might be classed as a romantic failure.
Did come home thinking the house was on fire but my 11yr old had set up fog machine and mirror balls & lights in our bedroom rose petals on the bed & wine glasses full of wild turkey on side tables he also put funky town on . I thought it was so cute . As I said maybe not so much fog everyone has to evacuate the house next time . .

kat75
WA, 109 posts
16 Feb 2015 12:03AM
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I think most men and women have different ideas of romance. Sometimes romance can be something so small like he picks up your favourite food at the supermarket without being asked, or just a text when your at work to say hey hope your having a good day.

Meg1122
QLD, 285 posts
16 Feb 2015 10:22AM
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kat75 said..
I think most men and women have different ideas of romance. Sometimes romance can be something so small like he picks up your favourite food at the supermarket without being asked, or just a text when your at work to say hey hope your having a good day.


My ex thought a good example of romance was him buying me a blender so that I could make him smoothies....lol!

Mastbender
1972 posts
16 Feb 2015 8:55AM
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I wrote "I love you" on a sheet of toilet paper, a few layers in the roll, so she'd find it the next time she went.

It's really funny to find out what works, and what doesn't, she actually thought it was romantically cute.
Go figure.

kemp90
QLD, 1694 posts
16 Feb 2015 11:59AM
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I spent almost $100 on my wife and I'll I got was a small box of chocolates. Faark!

Cobra
9106 posts
16 Feb 2015 10:33AM
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There are three rings you'll have to pay for in relationships.

The engagement ring
The wedding ring
And then the suffering .

jaytee
WA, 154 posts
16 Feb 2015 12:43PM
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Did you get a juicy fruit

stuk
NSW, 893 posts
16 Feb 2015 8:49PM
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My brother in law gave the wifes sister a gravy boat for valentines then a broom for the birthday.. Not only has he never lived it down, it is forever held out to the rest of us of what not to do.

He maintains he took one for the team.

patsken
WA, 706 posts
16 Feb 2015 10:22PM
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When's Valentines Day ?????

Rus13b
NSW, 270 posts
18 Feb 2015 12:49PM
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you shore as **** don't chase woman around on valentines day. you'll only
waste your time money & effort, save it for sailing.

myusernam
QLD, 6124 posts
18 Feb 2015 11:59AM
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actiomax said...
Ok took her to 50 shades of grey. Then 4 course al a cart dinner. The local went all out guest chef food was fantastic service fantastic .
But because there was only 1 other couple there the number of waitresses equaled the customers & plus the extra chefs I cant help but feel that would have been a massive economic loss so I think it might be classed as a romantic failure.
Did come home thinking the house was on fire but my 11yr old had set up fog machine and mirror balls & lights in our bedroom rose petals on the bed & wine glasses full of wild turkey on side tables he also put funky town on . I thought it was so cute . As I said maybe not so much fog everyone has to evacuate the house next time . .


Does your 11yo know what happens in there?

actiomax
NSW, 1575 posts
18 Feb 2015 2:54PM
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Well if a mirror ball lights & fog machine is and funky town playing & that's his idea of setting the mood he must think we like to disco

sn
WA, 2775 posts
18 Feb 2015 6:13PM
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actiomax said..
Well if a mirror ball lights & fog machine is and funky town playing & that's his idea of setting the mood he must think we like to disco


don't forget the wine glasses full of wild turkey!

dunno where he got his RSA ticket

stephen



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