love is in the....fan?

[northwoodsamyII]

A Brief Valentine's Guide for
The Diligent Lady
Flirting has changed over the years. In
Victorian times, ladies used their fans to
send signals to the men around them.
For example:

—
Quick fanning with a bold air meant
availability.
—
Slow fanning with a relaxed
indifference meant "I'm taken."
—
A raised right hand combined with
fanning was an invitation, while a
raised left hand was a rebuke.
—
A delicate lingering of an open fan
signaled love.
—
A sharp snap of the fan open and
closed was a demand for a kiss!

there you go guys, don't ever tell us women are hard to read again!

TO MY FRIENDS, I'M NOT A DRUNK DRIVER...I'M PRESIDENT ELECT.

[oblio]

Those ladies must have had strong arms.

The motors on those fans must have weighed
a good 10 pounds alone!!/images/wink.gif

Oscillate me!!!

"a point in every direction is the same
as having no point at all"

[Ger]

& osculate me!!

*All is Love, Love is All*

[csmooth24]

ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba...I wanna be oscillated!

http://www.culturedpearls.com/pearljam/images/alive2.gif

[Ger]

hurry, hurry, hurry, before i go insane...

*All is Love, Love is All*

[oblio]

OK

http://www.cyberkisses.com/platinum/images/guywetco.gif

"a point in every direction is the same
as having no point at all"

[Ger]

http://clipartguide.com/clipart_animated/bc_kiss.gif

*All is Love, Love is All*