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No big issue, I suppose. But the change of Valentine to "V" or "V-Day", reminds me of war, like in my dad's days, Victory Day in WWII.
Like the winning song, it also remainds me of a common term for her anatomy in my youth: "The Golden V", technically speaking real blond, but used generically regardless of Clairol or not.
Of course today, keeping up with times, the Golden V is often irrelevant. Shaven and baby-smooth is kewl. Maybe the baby-part is also relevant and symbolic.
Maybe the change of Valentine Day to V-Day is apropos. Such as asking her, "Would you be my V?" In which case, gold is relevant, too.
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I posted this on another thread, but I feel it's worth repeating. We should point out to the fembots that V-Day is the day that a woman, Clara Harris, was finally held responsible for her murderous domestic violence.
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