Somebody’s fishing for a birthday thread!
I didn’t enjoy my Easter gift either.
In lieu of chocolate (as every other fucker was giving it him) I got my son this:
I glued the glasses back on, then they were snapped off again so I have glued them pince nez style to his face and now I need to glue the snapped off wand back on.
Maybe you should have gone with chocolate, mate.
St Johns Chophouse is ok.
Pretty much.
Love this Craig Charles gif.
haha if I had your address you’d get stuff all the time. I love sending random game/film/music guff (usually kinda nice stuff but still novel) to friends
very kind of you thanks but I don’t like the guilt of knowing I can’t get people stuff in return
This is why we need a DiS swap shop. I’m sure i’ve got loads of crap someone from DiS might find a treasure.
Secret Santa: The Regiftering
For some reason, my Mum bought me a copy of Phil Collins autobiography for Christmas. I feel bad about just chucking it out, so i am reading it at the moment before giving it to a charity shop. Quite enjoying it actually!
imagine that being the best quote you could find to put on the cover. it’d be better off having nothing on the cover
Years ago my aunt gave me a bottle of talc, from a cheap set that she split.
Last Xmas from my brother (sister in law selected and wrapped) a cheap Bluetooth speaker that’s packaging was thick with dust and a small box of sweets that were near their expiry date, kinda hurtful more than getting nothing after what I spent on their kids.
I’d rather not get any presents as either zero thought goes into it and I feel worthless or thought may have gone into it but don’t like it so feel guilty that they wasted their time and money on it.
my aunt once bought me a Southampton FC calendar for christmas. that was the end of buying presents for extended family there and then.
my brother bought me a twin peaks mug one year, and the following year bought the same mug for both me and my wife. he also bought me two copies of amelie on DVD for successive christmases.
I only buy for immediate family now and they get restaurant vouchers for places I know they want to go to. Boring but efficient.
Does the bin count as a room?
Is that because she knows you “like music”?