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Valentines day
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Picking out the perfect gift is hard, especially for Valentine's day. This isn't like any other holiday, what you pick will be seen as an expression of your love, or lack thereof. If you REALLY want to surprise your date, choose one of these splendid gift ideas. You won't be disappointed... but they might.
Sometimes it's hard to get into the Valentine's Day holiday spirit. These web comics will prepare you for the one day a year everyone is thinking of love. Or you can save these for the day after and reminisce while you gorge yourself on cheap, after Valentine's Day sale candy!
Via Vift
In packages that range from "pretty nice of you" to extravagant, this company will send your (soon to be ex) lover a care package along with a video of you breaking up with them. 
It's probably not the kind of gift most people are expecting for Valentines day but at least it's better than a text message.
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It's almost February 14th so get ready for the flood of dating advice! Twitter user @YaBoiSelfie decided to kick things off with what turned out to be a controversial hashtag #HowToKeepHer2016. As with almost anything on the internet, the hashtag was met with jokes, sexism, outrage and a few really earnest people who were just trying to answer a question.
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Via Mashable
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.
