Happy Volentine Day! [Archive] - Wizards Community

Happy Volentine Day! [Archive] - Wizards Community

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lukelightning
02-14-06, 11:25 AM Remember: You can't spell "love" without "V-O-L" (and "E" for "Erandis.")

The tradition of Volentine day goes back centuries, when people gave blood to their departed loved ones on this day. This is why most Volentine decorations are red. And the heart, of course, is tied into blood (besides, the classic red heart really represents a drop of blood).

Roses are important symbols too, as it is traditional to use a rosethorn to prick your finger to give the drops of blood.
Sir Elton
02-14-06, 11:40 AM Sorry, but Volentine's Day is reserved for the observance of the the wiping out of Taratai's line. :(
Belabras
02-14-06, 11:40 AM So remember to give a desicated heart to your departed ghoulish ancestors!
MrFilthyIke
02-14-06, 12:23 PM Remember: You can't spell "love" without "V-O-L" (and "E" for "Erandis.")

The tradition of Volentine day goes back centuries, when people gave blood to their departed loved ones on this day. This is why most Volentine decorations are red. And the heart, of course, is tied into blood (besides, the classic red heart really represents a drop of blood).

Roses are important symbols too, as it is traditional to use a rosethorn to prick your finger to give the drops of blood.

Ugh...it hurts....BOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!

:P :D
Lurkalot
02-15-06, 01:00 AM double post
Lurkalot
02-15-06, 01:01 AM Remember: You can't spell "love" without "V-O-L" (and "E" for "Erandis.")

The tradition of Volentine day goes back centuries, when people gave blood to their departed loved ones on this day. This is why most Volentine decorations are red. And the heart, of course, is tied into blood (besides, the classic red heart really represents a drop of blood).

Roses are important symbols too, as it is traditional to use a rosethorn to prick your finger to give the drops of blood.

:clap: or :banghead: (can't work out which).

But good luck finding your soulmate to all the the lonely undead out there, this Volentine's day. :)

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
lukelightning 02-14-06, 11:25 AM	Remember: You can't spell "love" without "V-O-L" (and "E" for "Erandis.") The tradition of Volentine day goes back centuries, when people gave blood to their departed loved ones on this day. This is why most Volentine decorations are red. And the heart, of course, is tied into blood (besides, the classic red heart really represents a drop of blood). Roses are important symbols too, as it is traditional to use a rosethorn to prick your finger to give the drops of blood.
Sir Elton 02-14-06, 11:40 AM	Sorry, but Volentine's Day is reserved for the observance of the the wiping out of Taratai's line. :(
Belabras 02-14-06, 11:40 AM	So remember to give a desicated heart to your departed ghoulish ancestors!
MrFilthyIke 02-14-06, 12:23 PM	Remember: You can't spell "love" without "V-O-L" (and "E" for "Erandis.") The tradition of Volentine day goes back centuries, when people gave blood to their departed loved ones on this day. This is why most Volentine decorations are red. And the heart, of course, is tied into blood (besides, the classic red heart really represents a drop of blood). Roses are important symbols too, as it is traditional to use a rosethorn to prick your finger to give the drops of blood. Ugh...it hurts....BOOOOOOOOO!!!!!! :P :D
Lurkalot 02-15-06, 01:00 AM	double post
Lurkalot 02-15-06, 01:01 AM	Remember: You can't spell "love" without "V-O-L" (and "E" for "Erandis.") The tradition of Volentine day goes back centuries, when people gave blood to their departed loved ones on this day. This is why most Volentine decorations are red. And the heart, of course, is tied into blood (besides, the classic red heart really represents a drop of blood). Roses are important symbols too, as it is traditional to use a rosethorn to prick your finger to give the drops of blood. :clap: or :banghead: (can't work out which). But good luck finding your soulmate to all the the lonely undead out there, this Volentine's day. :)