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50 Printable Hilarious Valentine's Day Cards

What's more romantic than a sense of humor?

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50 Printable Hilarious Valentine's Day Cards
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"I really like Valentine's Day in this office. It's kinda like grade school. Everybody gives out little presents and stuff. Like last year, Jim gave me this card, with Dwight's head on it, it was horrifying and funny and... " Pam Beasley, the Office.

With Valentine's Day quickly approaching, it's important to have the perfect Valentine's Day cards for both you, and your special someone (whether it's a significant other, best friend, or pet). Are you looking for a way to tell that special person that you like them, but it's not too serious? Do you find yourself constantly bringing politics into everything you do? Are you a lover of internet memes? Are you just looking for good-natured ways to mess with people? Trying to lighten the mood of being #singleaf this Valentine's Day?Be the Jim Halpert of your classroom, team, office, family, and friend group. Impress that girl or guy you've got your eye on with your unparalleled wit or uncontested dorkiness.

For the Communist at heart:

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For the Conservative-minded individual:

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If you like science:

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If you want to pay a tribute to President Trump:

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If you're a little more left-leaning:

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TV Shows and movies said it best:

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For any office romances:

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For the musically-inclined:

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And lastly, the uncategorizable (and slightly internet-memeish):

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Have a happy - but more importantly, humorous - Valentine's Day!

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