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Reply to: Some ideas for Xmas prezzies.
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Previously on "Some ideas for Xmas prezzies."
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Of course not - Im refering to 'peer' group giving - especially the expectations of partners ...
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Bit late, I've already finished all my christmas shopping for this year!
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Yes. Kids are too old and wife too mean.Originally posted by AlfredJPruffock View PostSo it seems I am not quite alone in opting out of the Prezzie racket - anybody else opted out or even contemplated this ?
Last thing I got was a pair of moccasin slippers in 2006 - still going strong, if slightly pungent.
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So it seems I am not quite alone in opting out of the Prezzie racket - anybody else opted out or even contemplated this ?
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Fortunately all the chicas (friends and their spouses) have decided that we're not buying pressies for each year, thank flip.
It was fine before - some crappy scented candle or lush cosmetics and you were done. Then they started breeding.
Bah Humbug!
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In view of the terrible suffering that has been the lot for most in 2009 (happily not for me) - can we please make CUK a Xmas Free Zone - or should I say MarksandSpendMass FreeZone ?
I stopped this prezzie nonsense some years back - and it is a swindle .... I thin it s fair to say that it seems to be women who drive all this business - it appears their self esteem can only be valued in terms of 'gifts' - thats very sad.Last edited by AlfredJPruffock; 3 November 2009, 09:32.
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yay.
I am getting the missus a photo frame keyring.
so she can look at pictures of the cats flit past whilst sitting in boring meetings
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Some ideas for Xmas prezzies.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worl...ires-Fair.html
I got the Merc last year. Might go for a pair of matching stuffed bear cubs this year.Tags: None
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