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"  Still haven&amp;#039;t done anything about Valentine&amp;#039;s Day? Well, the restaurants are all booked up, the flower shops are all sold out, and you&amp;#039;re pretty much screwed. Or are you? We caught up with model, actress, and Esquire cover girl Brooklyn Decker this afternoon for a chat, and asked her what the procrastinators out there should do to keep their significant others happy this evening. Decker is currently working with Gillette to spread the word that 85% of women prefer a clean-shaven face when they&amp;#039;re kissing a guy. So, yeah: probably best to reach for that razor. But what else can you do? We&amp;#039;ll let Brooklyn take it from here: &amp;quot;I am not a fan of Valentine&amp;#039;s Day. I mean, it should be acknowledged, because it is Valentine&amp;#039;s Day, but I don&amp;#039;t think huge gestures are necessary. I think a handwritten note or letter is really sweet \u2014 and easy. And a guy doesn&amp;#039;t have to run to the store and buy anything to do it. I think that&amp;#039;s a really sentimental thing a girl will appreciate, and there&amp;#039;s something very old-school romantic about it, so I think that&amp;#039;s the key. If you want to throw something in there for extra measure, candy always wins a woman over. At least it does for me. Flowers die, candy lives chemically in your body forever. So: candy. If I desired anything on Valentine&amp;#039;s Day, it&amp;#039;d be that. It&amp;#039;d be Sour Patch kids \u2014 or any type of sugar \u2014 and a sweet note. Easy enough, guys. You got this.&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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