Hm. Official motto: "It wasn't our choice to be single, it's just the luck of the draw." Or maybe not. I haven't got enough starch in me today to think of mottos.
That's not a motto. That's a plea for Prozac. *pats for BK*
I love Lizbet's suggestion < g > but something a tad more positive might be in order. Reclaim the damned holiday.
"It's about the chocolate."
Well, it is for me, anyway. Much as I get frelling sick of the 'buy your honey something really expensive/why doesn't a guy think *you're* worth 50 grand?' state of mind, for me, V-day is about the chocolate. 'Cause my dad always made Valentine's Day messages out of M&M's for me and my sister. No matter what other Valentines I did or didn't get, I'd get that. Plus a really pretty valentine from my mom.
Total support of the Bylaws, by the way. Now for support measures:
#3: It is recommended that the Members watch "War of the Roses", "Diabolique", "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf", and "Women on the Verge of Nervous Breakdown" for movies that make you *glad* you're single. Is best done in the company of good friends, for drinking-game/MST3K'ing of flicks. Alternatively, any MST3K-athon where there is a 50's romance to be mocked is also a good idea.
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Re: I'm down with it.
Date: 2003-02-05 01:48 pm (UTC)That's not a motto. That's a plea for Prozac. *pats for BK*
I love Lizbet's suggestion < g > but something a tad more positive might be in order. Reclaim the damned holiday.
"It's about the chocolate."
Well, it is for me, anyway. Much as I get frelling sick of the 'buy your honey something really expensive/why doesn't a guy think *you're* worth 50 grand?' state of mind, for me, V-day is about the chocolate. 'Cause my dad always made Valentine's Day messages out of M&M's for me and my sister. No matter what other Valentines I did or didn't get, I'd get that. Plus a really pretty valentine from my mom.
Total support of the Bylaws, by the way. Now for support measures:
#3: It is recommended that the Members watch "War of the Roses", "Diabolique", "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf", and "Women on the Verge of Nervous Breakdown" for movies that make you *glad* you're single. Is best done in the company of good friends, for drinking-game/MST3K'ing of flicks. Alternatively, any MST3K-athon where there is a 50's romance to be mocked is also a good idea.
Remember to bring chocolate.