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Latest post Tue, Jun 22 2004 3:30 PM by lytblu. 1 replies.
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lytblu  +  34172 Tue, 22 Jun 04 03:30 PM
which is the correct way to greet a person on valentine's day?
lytblu
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Novalee, 5 yr 154 days ago
I would say "have a happy valentine's day" (l) in the situation you said: greeting a person on that day.
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