what is valentines day doll?
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how about teddy bear?
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SAINT VALENTINE  \n \nSaint Valentine, according to romantic legend, was a kind-hearted Roman priest who married young couples against the wishes of Emperor Claudius II, and was beheaded for his deeds on the 14th of February. In truth, the exact origins and identity of St. Valentine are unclear. According to the Catholic Encyclopedia, "At least three different Saint Valentines, all of them martyrs, are mentioned in the early martyrologies under the date of 14 February." Two of these men lived in the third century A.D., one being the bishop of Interamna (now Terni, Italy) and the other a priest of Rome. (Some speculate that these two figures were actually the same man.) Both seem to have been persecuted for their beliefs; the Roman priest reportedly was beaten and then beheaded on the orders of Emperor Claudius II, on or about the year 270. Legends vary on how the martyr's name became connected with romance: the date of his death may have become mingled with the feast of Lupercalia, a pagan festival of love, or with the ancient belief that birds first mate in the middle of February. In modern times Valentine's Day is a day of special romantic sentiment and gift-giving.
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"SHERI":\n         No problem with this one.....!\n         Valentine's Day contains all of the hooks,snares,bells and whistles that men feel confident with as a means of "getting a foot in the door".Also,it gives them one day out of the year in which material extortion (candy,flowers,etc.)are perfectly alright are needn"t be thought of as gratuitous......I"m a man, I ought to know!......
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Valentine's Day falls on February 14, and is the traditional day on which lovers in certain cultures let each other know about their love, commonly by sending Valentine's cards, which are often anonymous. The history of Valentine's day can be traced back to an obscure Catholic Church feast day, said to be in honor of Saint Valentine, are discussed below. The day's associations with romantic love arrived after the High Middle Ages, during which the concept of romantic love was formulated.\n\nThe day is now most closely associated with the mutual exchange of love notes in the form of "valentines." Modern Valentine symbols include the heart-shaped outline and the figure of the winged Cupid. Starting in the 19th century, the practice of hand writing notes has largely given way to the exchange of mass-produced greeting cards. The Greeting Card Association estimates that, world-wide, approximately one billion valentine cards are sent each year, making the day the second largest card-sending holiday of the year behind Christmas. The association also estimates that women purchase approximately 85 percent of all valentines
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I'm not sure but i was thinking a chocolate hreat candy and a teddy bear that says I love you
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Valentines Day in Chinese:\nChinese Simplified: 情人节\nChinese Traditional: 情人節\n\nDon't know which one you really wanted, so wrote both... :D
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Valentine's Day is a day where people have set aside to show\nhow much they love their mate or significant other. The \nphrase "Will you be my valentine" is just a statement they\nsay on Valentine's Day. Everyday we are to show love. Not\njust on this day. Love is an everyday action. You can buy a\ngift for someone just because.
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That depends - what does she like? Jewelry, roses and chocolate are always big sellers on Valentine's Day, and they're big sellers for a reason. Most women like at least one of those three things. If she's into something different, though, go with something non-traditional that you know she'll like. \n\nListen carefully for hints dropped in the next week or so - lots of men miss those, but lots of women will throw them out there just in case. Good luck!
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I loved Valentines Day; still do, even when I'm single.  I loved how corny all the cards were back in school -- for example, Boffo, stop "clowning" around, will you be my Valentine?  LOL, here's a really great website with disturbing, creepy Valentines you may enjoy:
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Give her a rose and some chocolates
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No, not really (playing devils advocate here) \n\nI have seen about 10 questions at least asking what to get someone for Valentines Day.  At least all this merchandise gives these people something to give!  I like to buy a big heart box for my husband and little boxes for my kids & maybe a stuffed animal for them and I'm glad these are available!
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Oh, c'mon.  They start at the beginning marrying barbie dolls together.  It's been conditioned into girls forever.  It's the most special day of their lives next to giving birth and it's their day to be the special center of attention.  They get to be as beautiful as they can be and as formally dressed up as possible with their father walking them to the man they love second and they get a ring that means they are the one that man loves and all should be well.
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Hello! I found this link very insteresting, hope you like it too.\n\nhttp://www.historychannel.com/exhibits/valentine/
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http://answers.yahoo.com/search/search_result?p=get+girl+valentines
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It means both my doll and my darling
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Yes, something small.  Something little to let him know that you like/ love/ are interested in him.  \n\nBe creative! Valentine's day is not like Christmas where you have to give actual presents, it's about showing your love for your significant other.\n\nHere are some ideas:\n\n- Visit a local art museum alone, learn about the works with romantic themes, and bring your boyfriend back for a personal tour.\n\n- Go for a mystery ride to an unannounced destination. Keep your boyfriend guessing until you arrive at a favorite beach, ice cream palour, restaurant, theater, sport game, coffee shop, or ice skating/ roller skating rink, etc.\n\n- Fill his whole bedroom closet, garage, coat closet, car, drawer, bathroom cabinet, linen closet, etc. with balloons.\n\nDon't spend a lot of money, especially if he is not your official boyfriend yet.  Hope this helps you. Have fun!
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The holiday probably derives from the ancient Roman feast of Lupercalis (February 15). Originally a festival for shepherds, it was celebrated in honour of Faunus. Its primary purpose was to secure fertility for the fields, the flocks, and the shepherds themselves. The festival gradually became associated with the feast day (February 14) of two Roman martyrs, both named St Valentine, who lived in the 3rd century, but about whom nothing specific is known. St Valentine has traditionally been regarded as the patron saint of lovers. An early reference is found in the works of Chaucer, who states that birds pair on St Valentine’s Day. The practice of calling oneself a “valentine” and asking one’s beloved to be the same, is referred to in the Paston Letters, the largest surviving collection of 15th-century English correspondence written by the Paston family and their neighbours in Norfolk.