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Looking for a last-minute Valentine’s Day gift for that unspecial someone? Don’t worry, we got you covered. Here is a short list to help you figure out just how special you are. 

  1. A Dictionary/Thesaurus 

Come on now, use your words! This is a great opportunity to help him expand his vocabulary. Especially if you’ve noticed he’s been limiting himself to the simple phrases of “wyd” and struggling to spell “tonight.” Be wary! It appears most modern editions lack the words “date” and “relationship.”

  1. An 8 Ball

If he can’t make up his mind, something will!

  1. A Blank Roster

We figured she might be having some trouble keeping track of all her obligations, so this gift is a great way to find out exactly where you two stand.  

  1. Glasses

Certainly, no child was left behind, President Bush! Ensure his issues are with his eyes and not his critical reading skills. I’m sure that’s why he only notices the last sentence and not the whole message. 

  1. An ESPN+ Subscription

Just in case you wanted even less attention than you already get. This gift is a great reminder that he doesn’t have a problem committing time and energy to everything in his life. 

  1. A Copy of The Kama Sutra

Maybe after a light skim, he’ll have better luck finding it next time. Not all treasure needs to stay buried. 

  1. A Label Maker 

This is a great stepping stone. If she starts to get comfortable with labels on her folders, she might finally be comfortable with one on you too.  

  1. Therapy 

We figured you’re sick and tired of being his mother figure. Get him the real help he needs today.

  1. Shampoo and Conditioner 

Now I know he’s proven he’s all about efficiency, but at some point, it’s time to retire the 5-in-1. Let’s separate the toiletries and motor oil.

  1. Knee Pads

Now we figured you should treat yourself this holiday since he definitely won’t. Might as well make sure your knees are nice and cushioned since you spend so much time begging for his attention anyways! 

Sophomore Lily Andrey is the Editor-in-chief. Her email is landrey@fandm.edu

Junior Hayley Gerstein is a Contributing Writer. Her email is hgerstei@fandm.edu.