I saw this online on AOL this morning and had a laugh, thought I would share...
"Hell hath no fury like a woman whose boyfriend cheated on her with some chick from Chili's. Now, she can say it with flowers -- dead ones, that is.
Dirty Rotten Flowers, a new floral delivery service based in Los Angeles, can provide you with the perfect floral arrangement to show the scumbag in your life just how you really feel about him: The macabre flower shop specializes in bouquets of the dead and decapitated nature.
Scorned individuals can choose from a bouquet of rotting flowers "for someone you might want out of your life," the Morticia -- a dozen decapitated roses -- perfect for the guy who broke your heart. And, for the one who may have done you wrong, but who you may be willing to forgive, there's Still Alive -- a dozen roses as you've always known them.
Starting at $25, the bouquets can be delivered nationwide. If you don't think the blooms quite get the message across (or you suspect he may receive more than one dead bouquet), you can also include a personalized message."
Happy Valentine's Day!
Elinor, Flowers& magazine
"Hell hath no fury like a woman whose boyfriend cheated on her with some chick from Chili's. Now, she can say it with flowers -- dead ones, that is.
Dirty Rotten Flowers, a new floral delivery service based in Los Angeles, can provide you with the perfect floral arrangement to show the scumbag in your life just how you really feel about him: The macabre flower shop specializes in bouquets of the dead and decapitated nature.
Scorned individuals can choose from a bouquet of rotting flowers "for someone you might want out of your life," the Morticia -- a dozen decapitated roses -- perfect for the guy who broke your heart. And, for the one who may have done you wrong, but who you may be willing to forgive, there's Still Alive -- a dozen roses as you've always known them.
Starting at $25, the bouquets can be delivered nationwide. If you don't think the blooms quite get the message across (or you suspect he may receive more than one dead bouquet), you can also include a personalized message."
Happy Valentine's Day!
Elinor, Flowers& magazine