The same chocolates are cheaper the next day, and we all know how women like getting cheap presents from their main squeeze. Back in the days of pull tabs on beer cans we could make chic necklaces out of them!
Chocolate did not make its way to Europe until the early 1500s and not until the early 1600s did it leave Spain and not until 1815 with the introduction of the Dutch Process did really take off (The dutch process was basically adding alkali salts and pressing out about 1/2 the fat to drastically reduce the bitterness) So she must be a time traveler.
I could never get you a box of chocolates my fair maiden. First reason they haven’t been invented yet. Second reason the sugars would mar your beauty by giving you acne. I shall instead give you this lovely bunch of flowers set off with these bits of greenery with three leaves,
Rodney you idiot that greenery is poison ivy!
Actually what would have been the traditional gift for Valentine’s in the middle ages? Its midwinter so there aren’t any flowers, chocolates didn’t exist,, so boiled candies? bottle of what ever the local vintners and brew masters made?
whahoppened about 4 years ago
Heads up, Rodney, this one didn’t start the ‘dumb blonde’ meme.
jpayne4040 about 4 years ago
She got you there, Rodney!
jagedlo about 4 years ago
interesting “Cupid lost his mojo” arc…
Zebrastripes about 4 years ago
GOTTCHA!
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member about 4 years ago
See, no cupid but still a stinging point.
I was FRAMED!!!!!! about 4 years ago
‘Hint’ given……………………………………..
Dr_Zinj about 4 years ago
Go Fund Me site, “Get Cupid’s MOJO Back” – so we can purchase him a case of Viagra.
1953Baby about 4 years ago
Who knew that candy manufacturers were at work even back then?!?
flagmichael about 4 years ago
The same chocolates are cheaper the next day, and we all know how women like getting cheap presents from their main squeeze. Back in the days of pull tabs on beer cans we could make chic necklaces out of them!
Teto85 Premium Member about 4 years ago
Chocolate did not make its way to Europe until the early 1500s and not until the early 1600s did it leave Spain and not until 1815 with the introduction of the Dutch Process did really take off (The dutch process was basically adding alkali salts and pressing out about 1/2 the fat to drastically reduce the bitterness) So she must be a time traveler.
Nick Danger about 4 years ago
The Princess has just saved Rodney the agony of decision – she is clearly a good one and he needs to man up and put the ring on her finger
PaulLeckner about 4 years ago
Medieval times had gold diggers too!
cuzinron47 about 4 years ago
Because Cupid isn’t providing him with the mojo to get Valentine gifts.
WCraft Premium Member about 4 years ago
Being so tight your change purse has rusted shut?
David Huie Green LosersBlameOthers&It'sYOURfault about 4 years ago
Chocolates uber alles.
theincrediblebulk about 4 years ago
I could never get you a box of chocolates my fair maiden. First reason they haven’t been invented yet. Second reason the sugars would mar your beauty by giving you acne. I shall instead give you this lovely bunch of flowers set off with these bits of greenery with three leaves,
Rodney you idiot that greenery is poison ivy!
Actually what would have been the traditional gift for Valentine’s in the middle ages? Its midwinter so there aren’t any flowers, chocolates didn’t exist,, so boiled candies? bottle of what ever the local vintners and brew masters made?
hagarthehorrible about 4 years ago
Rodney, a box of chocolate is all she is expecting.