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  • #144794
    AusWoody
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    Happy Valentines Day

    To all the girls i love

    And an especially Sexy valentine

    To Brandy the love of my life

    #144795
    Brandybee
    Participant
    HAPPY

    To all the men in my life –
    And the two special men, you know who you are
    COME GET ME  GRRRRR   
    #144796
    FoxyRoxxy
    Participant

            Happy Valentines

    Valentines cupid here sending you loves 

    Spend it well with all your loved one and  friends

    Baby 

    I got your special one reserve privately

    Te Amo 

    Sexy

    #144797
    jingerbird
    Participant

    Happy Valentines Day, everyone

    And to my very special Valentine……MUWAHHHHHHH. LOVE YOU

    #144798
    tangoracer
    Participant

    Happy Valentines Day to all my great Friends

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    To the one I Love MMMWAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

    #144799
    amourcherry
    Guest

    Happy Happy Valentines 

    Be my Valentines

    My Gorgeous Stud I got your heart right here .

    xoxoxox  I’ve been thinking long and hard about what I’m going to do to you tonight  xoxoxox

    You make me think such dirty thoughts

    You can have all of me tonight    all the time    any time.

    #144800
    jayc
    Participant


    Happy valentines to my loving spouse of 3 years and to all our friends 

    #144802
    jayc
    Participant

    HAPPY VALENTINES DAY EVERYONE

    A Special wish though to my one and only

    I LOVE YOU JAYC
    BE MY VALENTINE?

    Always my love.

    Love my Stone.

    #144803
    Vaughan
    Moderator

    Happy Valentine's Day to all the special ladies.

    Ed Sheeran – Perfect

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Vv-BfVoq4g

    The History of Valentine

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CaRgHQjC1WE

    #144804
    Vaughan
    Moderator

    Delivered on the day, just for you.   

    Happy Valentines  Day.

    #144808
    Stone
    Participant

    HAPPY VALLENTINE'S DAY EVERYONE.

    With extra hugs and kisses to the SPECIAL people in my life.

    #144809
    Corina_33
    Participant

    Not for me…but i wish them all …” Happy Valentine's Day “. …Huugss !

    #144810
    Tift
    Participant

                 

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    #144812
    Stone
    Participant

    I'm  Steamy Love Machine  LOL

    #144813
    Soniaslut
    Participant

    It’s almost here again……Valentine’s, or Saint Valentine’s, Day.
    But where did it all start and why?
    Here’s a little something I wrote that will hopefully be of interest to all you lovestruck romantics out there.

    Valentine’s Day may well have it’s origins in an ancient Roman festival called the Lupercalia, which was held each year on the 15th of February.
    The origins of this festival aren’t clear, though scholars believe it may, from the likely derivation of the name from the Latin lupus or “wolf”, have stemmed from a ritual to protect flocks and herds from wolves, or possibly in connection with the She-Wolf of Roman mythology who suckled Romulus and Remus, the legendary founders of Rome.

    Saint Gelasius the First, born in Rome of African descent, was Pope from 492 to 496 CE.
    One of his acts whilst Pope was to change the Roman pagan festival of Lupercalia to Candlemas (officially titled The Presentation Of The Lord) in the year 494, which is still celebrated by the Roman Catholic Church on February 2nd.
    The 14th of February was chosen by Gelasius to honour Saint Valentine of Rome, who died on that day in AD 269.

    The first recorded evidence of Saint Valentine’s Day being associated with romantic love is from 1382 in a work by Geoffrey Chaucer entitled “Parliament Of Fowls”, based upon a ‘dream vision” of a parliament whereby birds would choose their mates, in honour of the engagement of two fifteen year olds : Richard II of England and Anne of Bohemia.
    Both the Middle English in which Chaucer wrote and a modern English translation follow :

    For this was on seynt Volantynys day
    Whan euery bryd comyth there to chese his make
    Of euery kynde that men thinke may
    And that so heuge a noyse gan they make
    That erthe & eyr & tre & euery lake
    So ful was that onethe was there space
    For me to stonde, so ful was al the place

    For this was on Saint Valentine's Day
    When every bird comes there to choose his match
    (Of every kind that men may think of!),
    And that so huge a noise they began to make
    That earth and air and tree and every lake
    Was so full, that not easily was there space
    For me to stand—so full was all the place

    The earliest surviving valentine is from the 15th century composed by Charles, Duke of Orléans for his wife, here translated from the original French :

    I am already sick of love,
    My very gentle Valentine,
    Since for me you were born too late,
    And I for you was born too soon.
    God forgives him who has estranged
    Me from you for the whole year.
    I am already sick of love,
    My very gentle Valentine.

    Well might I have suspected
    That such a destiny,
    Thus would have happened this day,
    How much that Love would have commanded.
    I am already sick of love,
    My very gentle Valentine.

    This was written by Charles whilst imprisoned in the Tower Of London after his capture at the Battle of Agincourt to send to his wife.

    The very well known and well-used “Roses are red” verse may possibly be traced to Edmund Spenser’s ‘The Faerie Queene’ from 1590 :

    She bath'd with roses red, and violets blew,
    And all the sweetest flowres, that in the forrest grew.

    A perhaps more recognisable version closer to the modern one can be found in a book of English Nursery Rhymes titled “Gammer Gurton’s Garland” from 1784 :

    The rose is red, the violet's blue,
    The honey's sweet, and so are you.
    Thou art my love and I am thine;
    I drew thee to my Valentine:
    The lot was cast and then I drew,
    And Fortune said it shou'd be you.

    From the late 1790’s to the present day, printed cards have become more and more popular, and since the 19th century the tradition of hand written notes has been replaced by mass produced cards, though there has been a trend since the expansion of the internet towards “e-cards” and ready-made “memes” as more and more people now choose to communicate in this way rather than the “old snail mail”. Many have criticised this discarding of “the personal touch” in favour of the ease and lack of effort involved.
    The custom of sending cards, flowers and chocolates to one’s romantic interest developed in early modern England has since spread around the globe and is now worth billions in terms of revenue for manufacturers of greetings cards, confectionary, floral gifts, jewellery……in fact just about anything that can be sold will be these days in terms of celebrating Valentine’s Day.

    That’s all from me on the subject, other than to wish any and all who send or receive a “valentine” the hope that their wish come true.

                                       [img]https://i.imgur.com/NickCnG.jpg?1[/img]

    Sources :

    Vatican Archive
    British Library
    WikiSource
    Britannica

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