the percent of us women sent themselves flowers on valentine day?
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NO me baby I have my man!!!\nand I don't think the percentage it's that high anyway maybe 10%
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According to a survey talked about by Hugh Delehanty, editor-in-chief of AARP Publications, the survey profiled the search for love and relationships among singles over age 40.  It was determined that 60 percent of singles aged 40-69 are women, a majority of them divorced. Forty-two percent of the men and 24 percent of the women had never been married.
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add me to the percentage of straight girls
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US\n      47% FEMALE\n      48% MALE\n        5% OTHER
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Hello dear!!\nThere are no countable types of flowers.  But i am listing here 20.\n------------------------------------------------------------\n20 Types of Flowers and their significance \n------------------------------------------------------------\nBlue violet - faithfulness \nChrysanthemum - cheerfulness in old age \nForget-me-not - I guess you can tell \nGreat yellow daffodil - chivalry \nGreen rose - I am from Mars!!! \nHolly - Am I forgotten \nIndian jasmine - attachment \nIvy - marriage \nIris - I have a message for you \nPansy - thoughts \nPink carnation - woman's love \nPink rose Indecision \nPurple lilac - first emotions of love \nRed rose Love \nRed tulip - declaration of love \nWhite daisy - innocence \nWhite rose - I am worthy of you \nYellow rose Friendship \nYellow iris - passion \nZinnia - thoughts of absent friends\n----------------------------------------------------------- \nFlowers and months\n------------------------------------------------------------\nJanuary  carnations  \nFebruary  violets  \nMarch  jonquils  \nApril  sweet peas  \nMay  lilies of the valley  \nJune  roses  \nJuly  larkspur  \nAugust  gladiola  \nSeptember  asters  \nOctober  calendula  \nNovember  chrysanthemums  \nDecember  narcissus\n------------------------------------------------------------\nHere is a useful link 4 u.
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I sent one red rose to my girlfriend (at the time), every hour until it reached a dozen.  The last one had a ring under the rose...
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I'm single and I had a great V day. I even bought myself a DQ ice cream cake and cooked a good dinner. But it does help that i still have single friends to share it with.\nThere was an article today about how japan women resent V day because they have to buy men candy and the men don't return the favor.
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25% of yahoo mail users
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31%\n\nhttp://www.unmarried.org/pressreleases/marriagerelease.html
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notice how 99% of those who say its their favorite are women?\n\nrest my case..\nCHICK FLICK
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Let me get this straight:  You have to write a process essay, so you want to go celebrate Valentine's Day instead?  That's one way to avoid doing your work, I suppose.  OK, try buying flowers for him/her and that will be a start.\n\nBut when are you going to write you essay?
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I would say Valentine day, it is just a happy day filled with love and romance. Even if your single and until I got married I was single every v-day it is still a day when you can reflect on the beauty of love and celebrate the love you have for yourself.
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nope we're 2.\n\nI used to call Valentine the Flowershop Day...
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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 don't know any percentages either but I am a baseball fan and my husband is not. We know alot of couples and the man is usually a fan and watcher and the woman isn't even interested so I would say it's probably close to 65% men and 35% women.
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i'll b yor valentine 4 valentines day..............
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18.7 percent of women enjoy soccer in the u.s.a. thats about equal to the percentage of men in the u.s. who enjoy it as well.