Shoddy Presents
I have an aunt who for many years would send me the same christmas present every year. A Biro. Each year I wrote inevitable "Thankyou so much for the Biro. I am using it to write this letter" letter, each year a new one arrived.
Tell us all about the rubbish that has been foisted upon you over the years.
( , Thu 23 Sep 2004, 10:14)
I have an aunt who for many years would send me the same christmas present every year. A Biro. Each year I wrote inevitable "Thankyou so much for the Biro. I am using it to write this letter" letter, each year a new one arrived.
Tell us all about the rubbish that has been foisted upon you over the years.
( , Thu 23 Sep 2004, 10:14)
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My Aunt and Uncle "gifts"
Aged 11 to 18, they would give me leggings
Size 12. From Marks and Spencer's. Shaped for middle-aged ladies with huge hips, big arses.
I weighed 4 stone until I was 15, then went up to the HUGE size 8...SIZE 8.
19 to 22, they gave me boxes of acrylic paint and charcoal
Apparently they understood I was 'artistic'. Yes. At 19 I was on a graphics degree course, using a Mac.. Durr
23 to present £5 book vouchers
I told my mum they should have bought me these for all those years. Only name me a book that costs a fiver these days.
Insult to injury: they have loads of kids, all "in the professions", and yet still rake in over a million between them a year. Mum buys them hardback books, expensive perfume etc. on a breadline, and I get £5 leggings. WHO WEARS LEGGINGS. EVER
Mind you, my brother got given Argos £5 novelty watches for every year running. Cheap bastards
( , Thu 23 Sep 2004, 11:54, Reply)
Aged 11 to 18, they would give me leggings
Size 12. From Marks and Spencer's. Shaped for middle-aged ladies with huge hips, big arses.
I weighed 4 stone until I was 15, then went up to the HUGE size 8...SIZE 8.
19 to 22, they gave me boxes of acrylic paint and charcoal
Apparently they understood I was 'artistic'. Yes. At 19 I was on a graphics degree course, using a Mac.. Durr
23 to present £5 book vouchers
I told my mum they should have bought me these for all those years. Only name me a book that costs a fiver these days.
Insult to injury: they have loads of kids, all "in the professions", and yet still rake in over a million between them a year. Mum buys them hardback books, expensive perfume etc. on a breadline, and I get £5 leggings. WHO WEARS LEGGINGS. EVER
Mind you, my brother got given Argos £5 novelty watches for every year running. Cheap bastards
( , Thu 23 Sep 2004, 11:54, Reply)
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