What are you guys planning on doing on Valentine's Day?

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I like old school better. Tangible romantic love letters is so much better than love note emails that eventually get lost in cyberspace.
 
bkshopr said:
I like old school better. Tangible romantic love letters is so much better than love note emails that eventually get lost in cyberspace.

You are old school. You know they make these things called printers... :cheese:
 
biscuitninja said:
caycifish said:
Damnit. I have love texts.

hahaha... yep, Wendy and I send each other.... texts of questionable language. :lol:

Suushh... its our little secret. ;-)

anyways good luck

-bix

My texts are usually limited to "do this" "do that" done" kind of one liners. Never wrote anything "fun". Big fear being phone in wrong hands when I send the questionable texts.. most probably one of my kids:-)

CZ
 
bkshopr said:
I like old school better. Tangible romantic love letters is so much better than love note emails that eventually get lost in cyberspace.

Well, I also have love Post-Its.

I do need to look into forwarding or somehow gleaning my text messages off the phone. There are plenty I want to keep for a long time.
 
Serious Weapon said:
bkshopr said:
I like old school better. Tangible romantic love letters is so much better than love note emails that eventually get lost in cyberspace.

You are old school. You know they make these things called printers... :cheese:

How romantic it is to read a print? No penmanship and feeling associated with a print. It is like hanging a poster over a fireplace mantel.
 
bkshopr said:
Serious Weapon said:
bkshopr said:
I like old school better. Tangible romantic love letters is so much better than love note emails that eventually get lost in cyberspace.

You are old school. You know they make these things called printers... :cheese:

How romantic it is to read a print? No penmanship and feeling associated with a print. It is like hanging a poster over a fireplace mantel.

BK - I'll bet you write all your love notes to your wife in calligraphy and on personalized parchment stationary then affixed with a wax seal and delivered by carrier pigeon. Am I close??
 
caycifish said:
bkshopr said:
I like old school better. Tangible romantic love letters is so much better than love note emails that eventually get lost in cyberspace.

Well, I also have love Post-Its.

I do need to look into forwarding or somehow gleaning my text messages off the phone. There are plenty I want to keep for a long time.

Where is Graph?

I found him!

fffoundpostitnote.jpg
 
bkshopr said:
Serious Weapon said:
bkshopr said:
I like old school better. Tangible romantic love letters is so much better than love note emails that eventually get lost in cyberspace.

You are old school. You know they make these things called printers... :cheese:

How romantic it is to read a print? No penmanship and feeling associated with a print. It is like hanging a poster over a fireplace mantel.

They have "Handwritten" fonts.
 
Serious Weapon said:
bkshopr said:
Serious Weapon said:
bkshopr said:
I like old school better. Tangible romantic love letters is so much better than love note emails that eventually get lost in cyberspace.

You are old school. You know they make these things called printers... :cheese:

How romantic it is to read a print? No penmanship and feeling associated with a print. It is like hanging a poster over a fireplace mantel.

They have "Handwritten" fonts.

LOL! Do they have a format for love letters too? :-)

I like writing notes, and reading them too- but unfortunately no one writes these days. Most of the people don't have good penmanship- they just scribble to be done with it!

CZ
 
Serious Weapon said:
Cubic Zirconia said:
Serious Weapon doesn't have good penmanship- he justs scribbles to be done with it!

CZ

EXACTLY!

Thank Allah for computers and printers!... Oh and sequential twin turbos!

Oh my God! You made me go back and look at what I posted:-)

I didn't mean you, but I see a lot of people not paying attention to how they write.

CZ
 
Serious Weapon said:
Oh no, my point was that my handwriting is awful aka rooster scratch.

Don't feel bad. So is mine. And with all the typing I do it's only getting worse.

One of Graph's friends was over here and looked up at my calendar on the wall. He said to me: "Did you write this?" as he pointed at an appointment. I said "um, yeah", really confused as to his point. He said "wow. Most girls have pretty handwriting. Yours looks like a guy's."
 
caycifish said:
Serious Weapon said:
Oh no, my point was that my handwriting is awful aka rooster scratch.

Don't feel bad. So is mine. And with all the typing I do it's only getting worse.

One of Graph's friends was over here and looked up at my calendar on the wall. He said to me: "Did you write this?" as he pointed at an appointment. I said "um, yeah", really confused as to his point. He said "wow. Most girls have pretty handwriting. Yours looks like a guy's."

Now all I can think of is Seinfeld and "man hands"
 
caycifish said:
Serious Weapon said:
Oh no, my point was that my handwriting is awful aka rooster scratch.

Don't feel bad. So is mine. And with all the typing I do it's only getting worse.

One of Graph's friends was over here and looked up at my calendar on the wall. He said to me: "Did you write this?" as he pointed at an appointment. I said "um, yeah", really confused as to his point. He said "wow. Most girls have pretty handwriting. Yours looks like a guy's."

I'd feel bad if keyboards didn't exist. I'd hate to lug a typewriter around. I bet your handwriting is just as sweet as your ass.

I haven't met a woman yet with bad handwriting and I don't think I ever will.
 
bkshopr said:
I like old school better. Tangible romantic love letters is so much better than love note emails that eventually get lost in cyberspace.

Hand written letters are safer too. It prevents you from sending a form love letter to a new SO where you forgot to remove the name of a prior recipient, or if the letter is sent electronically, it prevents your new SO from accessing the metadata to see that you reused the thought.
 
caycifish said:
Serious Weapon said:
Oh no, my point was that my handwriting is awful aka rooster scratch.

Don't feel bad. So is mine. And with all the typing I do it's only getting worse.

One of Graph's friends was over here and looked up at my calendar on the wall. He said to me: "Did you write this?" as he pointed at an appointment. I said "um, yeah", really confused as to his point. He said "wow. Most girls have pretty handwriting. Yours looks like a guy's."

Don't feel bad, Cayci. Mine is terrible too and it seems to be getting worse as I get older. Lately I've been having trouble even reading my own handwriting. :down:

(Oooh! That was my 1,000th post! Highlight of my day! hehe)
 
SoCal78 said:
bkshopr said:
Serious Weapon said:
bkshopr said:
I like old school better. Tangible romantic love letters is so much better than love note emails that eventually get lost in cyberspace.

You are old school. You know they make these things called printers... :cheese:

How romantic it is to read a print? No penmanship and feeling associated with a print. It is like hanging a poster over a fireplace mantel.

BK - I'll bet you write all your love notes to your wife in calligraphy and on personalized parchment stationary then affixed with a wax seal and delivered by carrier pigeon. Am I close??

Very close except the pigeon part. The notes are always in LVs or Chanel hand delivered.
 
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