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Funny Valentine’s Day Ecard · No. 180
“The ancient Greeks had eight words for love.”
From Philo: Ancient wisdom first. Modern truth second.
The front reads “Philo, on Valentine’s Day: The ancient Greeks had eight words for love.” The punchline is inside: click the card to open it. Your recipient opens it the same way, with your own note right underneath.
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