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Valentines day
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Even people who aren't allowed within 500 feet of certain women (or men) (or any children) celebrate Valentine's Day.
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Norwood Thomas met Joyce Morris in England during World War II and took every chance they had to be together. Unfortunately, Thomas was sent home to America abruptly when the war was over. They still sent letters, and he even asked Morris to marry him but after some misunderstanding, they lost touch.
70 years later, Morris asked her son to help her look up her old flame and she found him in an article about a D-Day Veteran who just crossed skydiving off his bucket list. 
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She asked her son to help her contact him and soon enough they were reconnecting over Skype.
This call eventually led to Thomas visiting Morris in Australia where she lives now.
Redditor and apparent amazing boyfriend BrianDangerFlynn commisioned artist Dylan Bonner to turn him and his Disney loving girlfriend into Disney characters for Valentine's Day. Yeah, just for Valentine's Day, a real casual gift and all. The rest of us should probably quit now, because I don't think we'll top this.
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The most recent exciting addition to the Warner Bros. Studio Tour London calendar is a three course Valentine's Day meal plated and served within Hogwarts Great Hall, which is also set to include a hearty supply of Butterbeer, a tour of the studio, and a free wand.
Tickets go on sale this Wednesday for our first ever #ValentinesInTheGreatHall event! ❤ https://t.co/pG9zwP2jeX pic.twitter.com/F6uag0szmQ
— WB Tour London (@wbtourlondon) January 11, 2016
Perhaps the biggest catch here is this meal's about to wipe out your account at Gringotts Wizarding Bank.
But hey, you could always hit up Harry Potter for a friendly loan, right?
No really though, the whole show costs £247.50 ($357) per person, or £495 ($714) for two people.
