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March 14, 2007

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March 14th is White Day in Japan. That means that boys get to decide whether they're going to return the favor to those girls who gave them chocolates on Valentine's Day Of course, in the United States, things are done a little bit differently [Read More]

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mq1986

You know, I actually read a women's comic advice book where she actually supported Steak and Blowjob Day. I believe her argument was that in comparison to the amount of money, time, and effort that men have to spend on women on Valentine's, throwing a slab of meat on the grill and then giving a blowjob was pretty minimalist. She also added that since Valentine's came first, it might encourage the guys to do a really good job to warrant a really special compensation on Steak and Blowjob Day.

A sound idea, if you ask me.

Haroon

Haha, Actually, March 14 is a celebration of Pi day in America. Pi Day and Pi Approximation Day is a celebration of Pi, due to pi being equal to roughly 3.14 (3/14 or March 14) hehe. I can see people and schools celebrating Pi day over ... er... the lesser known steak and blowjob day.

vagrant

I have been successfully able to incorporate Valentines Day with Steak, and BJ day for some time now.

The secret? I don't open my mouth unless a complement is coming out of it first that day. The rest is reciprocal, as always. ;)

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