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It's tulip season. And tulips are highly underrated compared to roses. Tulips are much more affordable than roses. So just as a suggestion, if any of you fellas would like to surprise your ladies (wives, girlfriends, daughteres, secretaries) with something unexpected, pick up a bouquet of tulips. They herald springtime, and most of us are in dire need of that.

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Agreed. What's better than roses on a piano? Tu-lips on an organ. ***Rimshot*** On a more serious note - peonies are my absolute fav.

Yours in earnest, Jason.
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Agreed. What's better than roses on a piano? Tu-lips on an organ. ***Rimshot*** On a more serious note - peonies are my absolute fav.

Stay classy my friend

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It can go both ways. The guys need a little love too.

That's gorgeous.

Agreed.

What's better than roses on a piano?

Tu-lips on an organ.

***Rimshot***

On a more serious note - peonies are my absolute fav.

:blink:

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That's gorgeous.

Agreed.

What's better than roses on a piano?

Tu-lips on an organ.

***Rimshot***

On a more serious note - peonies are my absolute fav.


I have heard that both roses and tulips have edible parts but you sure wouldn't want peonies in your salad.

Don

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In the early seventeenth century in Holland, tulips were certainly not underrated.

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In the early seventeenth century in Holland, tulips were certainly not underrated.

At least you could look at your 20 million dollar bulb.

Unlike their modern day equivalents, te 90s dot.com stocks. ;-)

In the race of life, always back self-interest. At least you know it's trying.

 

 

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It can go both ways. The guys need a little love too.

That is literally the best use for Top-Flite XL balls that I can think of. I'd be happy if Pres. Obama proposed a Top-Flites for Tulips program akin to Cash for Clunkers.

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