I-19: Don't! Warspite: What???

I like Iku's idea of a valentine present.

sanitaeter said:

I-19: Don't! Warspite: What???

According to what a friend of mine told me: In england you used to give fruits and veggies to your partners.

YozoraTakayama said:

I like Iku's idea of a valentine present.

The TTK gets to each both the chocolate and later her.

I have flashbacks to a certain Haruna.

BlindSargent said:

According to what a friend of mine told me: In england you used to give fruits and veggies to your partners.

Don't think I ever heard of that, and I've lived in Britain most of my life.

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"Here, have a potato..."

Well, prior to the Europeans coming to the Americans, there was no Chocolate in the Old World. So I suppose St. Valentine's Day in the two or more centuries before that would have had to had something else involved.

Solid chocolate wasn't even a thing until the mid-19th century.

Claverhouse said:

Don't think I ever heard of that, and I've lived in Britain most of my life.

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"Here, have a potato..."

Fubuki, Akagi, and Houshou (among others) would be quite pleased. (So long as it was the right variety of potato...)

ithekro said:

Well, prior to the Europeans coming to the Americans, there was no Chocolate in the Old World. So I suppose St. Valentine's Day in the two or more centuries before that would have had to had something else involved.

Solid chocolate wasn't even a thing until the mid-19th century.

I think, I understand Warspite: IF the booklet Hamakaze's holding is a chocolate-catalogue, she is bewildered by mushroom-shaped chocolates and the like(couldn't find out if there are rose-themed chocolates in Japan).

the zuis dancin as always :3