Angel Tarragon
Dawn Dragon
I've never gotten a fruitcake in my life - honest.jaerdaph said:
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Re-gifting?
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Angel Tarragon
Dawn Dragon
I swear on.....well, I shouldn't swear. Its never happened.Bront said:
I've seen the movie Mixed Nuts, though. I bought on DVD for my parents for Christmas many many years ago.
Dog Moon
Adventurer
Oh, I misunderstood the question, although I'm glad I'm not the only one.
I thought the person was given the giftcards as a present and then next year gave the giftcards back to someone else. I wasn't thinking that the person used the giftcards to purchase gifts and then gave those gifts to people. I did that once, was given a Barnes and Noble giftcard for like 50$. By the end of the year, I still had like 8$ left, so I used that to buy someone a book. I don't think there's anything wrong in that.
Tinner
First Post
Bront said:
Fruitcake does last forever.
The college I attended started out as a military academy in the 1800's.
They had a tradition that the seniors hid a fruitcake from the juniors, followed by a week long scavenger hunt style challenge to find it.
When I graduated in 1992 they were still using the same rock hard wood-like fruitcake!
Angel Tarragon
Dawn Dragon
Has anyone ever lost a tooth trying to eat it?Tinner said:
Ranger REG
Explorer
Depends on how much White-Outs you used to cover the old inks and duct tapes to seal envelopes.Kahuna Burger said:So part of my christmas shopping this year was done with gift cards I was given last christmas. Does that count as re-gifting?
Kahuna Burger
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Oh yeah, and I agressively re-gift gift bags. Gift bags are great, because after you open your present, you just take off the tag, fold it flat and use it next time you need to quickly "wrap" something small.
