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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Pressies! I'd just buy boring rubbish for the house with money "
She goes away in a few weeks to Dublin with her pal so I was thinking it'd come in handy for that otherwise she would spend it on boring shit |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Pressies! I'd just buy boring rubbish for the house with money
She goes away in a few weeks to Dublin with her pal so I was thinking it'd come in handy for that otherwise she would spend it on boring shit "
Yeah, beer money in that case |
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By *ane DTV/TS
over a year ago
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I treat it like I treat Christmas, it's not the value of the gift that matters.
It's the act of giving something.
If there is a 'big' birthday, I give a small value gift and the rest as cash.
J |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Giving cash is more practical but buying a gift shows that there has been more thought and effort involved, if its a gift that you know they will like, appreciate and use.
If its just panic buying any gift then give cash as it will probably get returned.
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Wait a minute. People give people things for their birthday?
Every year tae 
Unless its the 29th of February
What a pisser it would be to have that as your birthday. "
Aye that'd be piss right enough. Just as well she's the 29th of October though it'd save me a few quid  |
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"Wait a minute. People give people things for their birthday?
Every year tae
Unless its the 29th of February
What a pisser it would be to have that as your birthday.
Aye that'd be piss right enough. Just as well she's the 29th of October though it'd save me a few quid "
Technically they’d have to be 18 to join here which would be in their seventies .  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Wait a minute. People give people things for their birthday?
Every year tae
Unless its the 29th of February
What a pisser it would be to have that as your birthday.
Aye that'd be piss right enough. Just as well she's the 29th of October though it'd save me a few quid
Technically they’d have to be 18 to join here which would be in their seventies . "
Still be too young for most folk |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Neither.. much as Christmas... don't believe in the hype of having to buy things on a certain day. Pure capitalism.
Rather give a gift when it is really heart felt and personal.. home made preferable or from a small local business and really, if someone knows me well enough they would do the same for me...
Mistress Amelia x 
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