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Wife's 40th birthday. What to do/buy?
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If you bump off a child, the parents and family will keep the flowers topped up for years with them definitely being refreshed on their birthday and anniversary of the incident. It's practically a public serviceOriginally posted by northernladyuk View PostThe old man runs down a pedestrian at a convenient location, to be guaranteed a decent supply.Comment
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get a group and you've got a selection all year round and new teddy bearsOriginally posted by ladymuck View PostIf you bump off a child, the parents and family will keep the flowers topped up for years with them definitely being refreshed on their birthday and anniversary of the incident. It's practically a public serviceSee You Next TuesdayComment
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Ouch. This thread hit rock bottom faster than I thought it would. ....Originally posted by ladymuck View PostIf you bump off a child, the parents and family will keep the flowers topped up for years with them definitely being refreshed on their birthday and anniversary of the incident. It's practically a public service
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The birthday is very hard to manage, but easy enough to coincide the anniversary of death with a loved one's birthday or wedding anniversary. You want to do a clean job of it, though. No good the victim lingering on for a few days and then every year you've got to make some excuse for why you're late with the flowers.Originally posted by ladymuck View PostIf you bump off a child, the parents and family will keep the flowers topped up for years with them definitely being refreshed on their birthday and anniversary of the incident. It's practically a public serviceComment
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I wouldn't want to give you food poisoning, and a East European cleaner would be better as they won't talk tulip to you while cleaning.Originally posted by northernladuk View PostYou are right! I was thinking the connection about her being a woman and wanting to be pampered and make a fuss of made me out to be a sexist pig. Thank goodness for that. You can come clean my house and cook my tea as a reward helping me out of that situations SE."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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So the two of you haven't met?Originally posted by SueEllen View PostI wouldn't want to give you food poisoning,Comment
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On further thought, there's definitely a story for xoggoth about a florist drumming up local trade.Originally posted by ladymuck View PostIf you bump off a child, the parents and family will keep the flowers topped up for years with them definitely being refreshed on their birthday and anniversary of the incident. It's practically a public serviceComment
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