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Gotta dash - I need to stop squeezing the cat and go get dressed for a date. I just stopped by to say that Valentine's doesn't have to be cheesy and consumerist. The older I get the more it seems to me that any excuse for love is a fine one.
However fuck roses and chocolate - 'tis a day fit for a Roman orgy or a Shinto phallus worship party. Let me know if you do anything outrageous, will ya?
FEB 14, 2011 05:14 AM
happy vday to you, too
FEB 14, 2011 05:20 AM
FEB 14, 2011 05:22 AM
Purrrrrr you sexy you!
If it weren't for my broken and twice operated ankle and stupid cast and awful pain and a fuckload of painkillers, I'd probably be dressed in something outrageous with a shit ton of make-up, wearing my gorgeous thigh high boots and sitting here on the sofa, sipping on cheap wine or something like that. Not that outrageous, but even the idea of having high heels on is a far away dream for me right now. Wah wah woe is me.
You go and have an outrageous day, kitten!
FEB 14, 2011 06:04 AM
Happy Violentins day! Manko you are my hero in so many levels 
;-). And after travelling all over the world (more or less) and lived in the jungle and in the mountains I came to the same realization.. "The older I get the more it seems to me that any excuse for love is a fine one".
There is a movie that maybe you should check out, maybe you already did.. Stolen Kisses by Francois Truffaut.. here's a part of the review:
Antoine’s path to marriage and maturity might appear overly sentimental were it not for the underlying sadness running throughout the film, particularly its frank discussion of death. On Antoine’s first assignment, a fellow detective tells Antoine of his grandfather’s passing and explains that, “Making love is a way of compensating for death. You need to prove that you still exist”. Antoine apparently agrees for when M. Henri (Harry Max) later dies unexpectedly, he promptly visits a prostitute following the funeral. Truffaut frames the encounter from a bird’s eye view atop a building so that Antoine appears miniscule in his surroundings. By linking love and death in this manner, Truffaut calls attention to the fleeting nature of life itself. In fact, the film’s title, taken from the 1953 Charles Trenet theme song, implies that love is never guaranteed, but rather, must be seized when available. More explicitly, Mme. Tabard recounts the story of her father’s death, when in his final moments, he suddenly declared, “People are wonderful”. The anecdote’s surprising combination of recognition and regret, sadness and satisfaction nicely encapsulates the mood of the entire film offering what Andrew Sarris described as “harsh truths… disguised as light jokes” (7).
love from a total stranger... 
FEB 14, 2011 06:05 AM
P.S. if there is a roman orgy anywhere near london please let me know!!! 
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FEB 14, 2011 08:11 AM
Happy Valentine's Day! 
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FEB 14, 2011 10:14 AM
The older I get the more it seems to me that any excuse for love is a fine one.The older I get the more it seems to me that any excuse for love is a fine one.
^ that
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