» 636 bimbos on-line now and 2887527 registered Bimbos!
#26 02-07-2012 15:22
- Acne Bimbo
- From: My comfy bed :)
- Registered: 03-25-2008
- Posts: 5808
Re: Valentine's Day gift advice
This year me and my boyfriend are just gonna do something at the end of the month. Something fun when we both have a bit more money that we both want to do! Like just spend the day together and have a nice romantic meal or something.
Offline
#27 02-07-2012 17:04
- Big Nosed Bimbo
- From: Scotland
- Registered: 06-20-2008
- Posts: 2401
Re: Valentine's Day gift advice
Anybody seen the Asda Smartprice card? It costs only 7p. Made me LOL.
http://your.asda.com/news-and-blogs/who … -a-winner-
There seems to be 2 versions - this one's my favourite:
http://www.google.co.uk/imgres?q=asda+v … mp;bih=669
Last edited by sugarlicious22 (02-07-2012 17:04)
I'm with the Black Bimbo, bitches!
I'm accepting ALL non-staked challenges - challenge me!
I've recently refurbished my home, take a look and tell me what you think!
My Tumblr
Offline
#28 02-07-2012 17:06
- Big beaver Bimbo
- Registered: 08-05-2009
- Posts: 895
- Website
Re: Valentine's Day gift advice
This is my first valentines day not being single. ^-^
For my boyfriend I'm buying a plain A5 Ringbinder folder, and I'm going to fill it with little chibis drawn by me of some of the best moments we've shared together. Then as it's a ringbinder, I can keep adding to it as time passes. :3
If you don't like drawing, you could do something similar but make it more like a scrapbook using tickets/reciepts from places you've visited or an annotated photo album or something. (:
Please Click!
Offline
#29 02-07-2012 22:35
- Body Odour Bimbo
- From: London, UK
- Registered: 04-01-2008
- Posts: 3126
Re: Valentine's Day gift advice
PunkyBrew wrote:
I got my boyfriend some Johnny Cash vinyl records because he was complaining about my collection's lack of Cash. The trick to good gifting is listening and remembering!
That's an awesome present, I'm sure he'll love it. It'll sound great on vinyl too.
Kinkymuffin wrote:
I bought my boyfriend heart-shaped cheese last valentines day. It was wrapped in red wax like Edam cheese. Nothing says love like vintage cheddar.
Where did you find this? Sounds amazing!
sugarlicious22 wrote:
Anybody seen the Asda Smartprice card? It costs only 7p. Made me LOL.
I can't believe that! Might as well give them away as advertising! So tempted to get one now!
Offline
#30 02-07-2012 22:59
- Big Nosed Bimbo
- Registered: 09-28-2008
- Posts: 2187
Re: Valentine's Day gift advice
I got my boyfriend a card and some chocolate. I'm going to bake him some shortbread and make his favourite meals, too. I opt for meals more than gifts lately because money's been a little tight. Thankfully, my boyfriend likes foods like chilli, which is generally fairly cheap to put together and he always appreciates whenever I make him a dinner that has been well thought out and requires time, which neither of us have had lately.
I'll probably slip into the underwear he bought me last Valentines and give him something to remember.
Online
#31 02-08-2012 15:49
- Newbie Bimbo
- Registered: 02-08-2012
- Posts: 1
- Website
Re: Valentine's Day gift advice
Maybe I can help you.
I found a site having a lots of cool gift ideas.
Actually in that site I buy the perfect gift I want to give to my girlfriend this coming valentine .
Offline
#32 02-08-2012 22:15
- Acne Bimbo
- From: My comfy bed :)
- Registered: 03-25-2008
- Posts: 5808
Re: Valentine's Day gift advice
sugarlicious22 wrote:
Anybody seen the Asda Smartprice card? It costs only 7p. Made me LOL.
http://your.asda.com/news-and-blogs/who … -a-winner-
There seems to be 2 versions - this one's my favourite:
http://www.google.co.uk/imgres?q=asda+v … mp;bih=669
I've just seen this and warned my boyfriend that if he dares get me one I will rip it up in to tiny pieces in front of him!
Offline