Valentines Day advice required

[Digweeds Trousers]

Right then,

Long story but have been in 'dialogue' with an ex where there are still very strong feelings etc etc - but taking things nice and slowly.

We have agreed it would be nice to meet up next Thursday and do something in London. Meeting point of convenience is London Bridge area after work.

now going for dinner etc is very obvious but I am liable to hoover up a bottle of rouge in the first hour and start spouting rubbish.

So in a nutshell I need to come up with something no too romantic or coupley, something that does not involved large amounts of alcohol.

A surprise that says caring, innovative, creative, empathetic and fun - all the things I'm not.

Any ideas??

 

[clippedgull]

London Eye

Book a pod to yourselves!

just did a check on the site and here you go!

http://www.londoneye.com/NewsAndEvents/Events/Valentines/Default.aspx

 

[Easy 10]

Well my advice was to never get back with her in the first place, and look how much attention you paid to THAT.

HURRUMPH

*storms off*

 

[SNOOBS]

Lay back on the drinking?

 

[Horsham Gull]

stand her up?

 

[Jimmy Grimble]

Footsies under the table all night

 

[Gully]

Pity it isn't still Christmas, you could have spent the evening volunteering with Crisis, that certainly says that you are caring and empathetic...bit low on the innovation, creativity and fun stakes though.

 

[Yoda]

London Eye

Book a pod to yourselves!

just did a check on the site and here you go!

http://www.londoneye.com/NewsAndEvents/Events/Valentines/Default.aspx

Lay back on the drinking?

Both good pieces of advice.

 

[Jimmy Grimble]

A surprise that says caring, innovative, creative, empathetic and fun - all the things I'm not.

A DILDO she'll love it

 

[Deano's Right Foot]

Market Porter?

No?

How about this?

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The Lover’s Leap Valentines bungee jump is a popular Valentines Day gift experience applicable to a range of bungee sites around the UK, including the bungee jump site in London Bridge. The Lover’s Leap Valentines day gift includes a tandem bungee jump for two a bottle of champagne as a reward for your courage!

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For Valentines Day 2008, make the most of this unique Valentines gift and jump with your Lover as a tandem jump or 2 separate jumps and get a bottle of champagne, all for £99! View London special offer valid for bungee jumps on 16th and 17th February 2008. Book early to avoid disappointment.

http://www.viewlondon.co.uk/experie...leap-bungee-jump-with-champagne-info-276.html

 

[Vlad the Impala]

Easy one. Get on the train at London Bridge and take her to Crawley vs Gravesend. 7:45 kick off.

 

[ben andrews' girlfriend]

Don't do it!!

Bloody Valentines day.

 

[dougdeep]

Never go back, never never go back!

 

[Muhammad - I’m hard - Bruce Lee]

meet up but keep calling her the wrong name


that should be a larf

 

[NMH]

Use her to attract other wimmins, then excuse yourself for a "brief moment" and head off with a tart who's interested in getting you away from bint#1.

That way, you end up with a bint who won't have preconceptions and 'relationship issues', and your headache is over.

Face it sunshine, bint 1 is only curious to see what she might have seen in you, and looking for flaws so she can go off you easier.

Don't forget to ask her, within a minute of meeting at London Bridge, if she brushed her teeth this time, and say "still wearing that??" at whatever she wears.

You are a bloke, remember?

 

[Pevenseagull]

Right then,

Long story but have been in 'dialogue' with an ex where there are still very strong feelings etc etc - but taking things nice and slowly.

We have agreed it would be nice to meet up next Thursday and do something in London. Meeting point of convenience is London Bridge area after work.

now going for dinner etc is very obvious but I am liable to hoover up a bottle of rouge in the first hour and start spouting rubbish.

So in a nutshell I need to come up with something no too romantic or coupley, something that does not involved large amounts of alcohol.

A surprise that says caring, innovative, creative, empathetic and fun - all the things I'm not.

Any ideas??

Dunno if they still do it but Covent Garden used to have ludicrous amounts of flowers on Valentines

If it's still going and the weather's not shitty my prescription would be:
a walk along Embankment, up to Covent Garden for the flower market when they're knocking it out cheap, £20 worth of tired roses, a gormet burger, a quick punch up the whiskers in a pub toilet and back home in time for "Question Time".

who said romance was dead?

 

[Pevenseagull]

The above post is entirely serious

 

[csider]

Book nice hotel room. Smash her back doors in, leave a score for her on the side.

 

[Trufflehound]

A surprise that says caring, innovative, creative, empathetic and fun - all the things I'm not.

Any ideas??

Give her a labrador puppy as a present.









If you're going to push the boat out and get a live one, remember to poke some holes in the paper so it can still breathe after you've wrapped it.

 

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Pair of glasses?