The people at Gizmodo have published another funny piece, this time it’s advice on how to dump your girlfriend (or boyfriend) the high-tech way. What unusual advice on the most romantic day of the year! Let’s hope you don’t have to use any of these techniques on Valentine’s Day.
But just in case, check them out.
Planning on dumping your dame (or dude) anytime soon? Make every future Valentine’s Day extra special for your ex by giving them a breakup memory they’ll never forget! Here are a few high tech ways to get the message across. 
Source: Gizmodo
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