"'Twas well they married each other, for then there were two unhappy, instead of four", once said an Irish writer whose name escapes me (Yeats?, Behan?, anyone?) |
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Bear this in mind today as you attempt to negotiate the minefield that is V day. In many ways it's better to be single, since you've got a better than average chance of a shag, and you're not lumbered with the mental pressure of buying sufficient fleurs / chocs etc, and sitting in a battery restaurant, like pairs of animals being prodded with profiteroles to encourage mating. The length bars, hotels, and holiday resorts go to in order to persuade
us that instant divorce will be the result of failure to buy your beloved
a luxury spa experience/ platinum vibrator/ chocolate tasting course
in The Maldives is amazing. |
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Yes, it's easy to be cynical about V day, but the best way to cope is not to take it seriously. Our suggestion: do something original, like Hanky Panky at The Whitechapel Gallery tomorrow evening featuring "go-go dancers, a kissing booth and love sick bands, a festival of beating & bleeding hearts". Oh, and flowers always, always work. Lithe
presents: Hanky Panky - Twilight adventures in music, Friday 15
February, 7pm Whitechapel Gallery, E1 - £6. Booking recommended |
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