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Whats the worst Present you have ever recieved?
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Whats the worst present you have ever recieved?
For Birthdays
christmas
when i was Little my Mum got me a Teletubbie toy and My Nan rang up and said Carolines got her a teletubby so My Mum said open it and it was a Market sponge thing that Previosuly had been on the news for being Poisioness!!!
So like the worst gift i didnt recieve but i could have done
Also when i was 2 i got a Cross stich thing of a Magazine
For Birthdays
christmas
when i was Little my Mum got me a Teletubbie toy and My Nan rang up and said Carolines got her a teletubby so My Mum said open it and it was a Market sponge thing that Previosuly had been on the news for being Poisioness!!!
So like the worst gift i didnt recieve but i could have done
Also when i was 2 i got a Cross stich thing of a Magazine
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Worse, it was from my mother.
She said we were a bit light on furniture lol.
Now, I don't get anything.
Unlcky be good if you did win that would prob make up for only 1 scractcard
She said I needed to add more colours to my wardrobe.
I still have absolutely no idea what that means.
My worst present was from my Aunt, she got me a biro. And it was used.
I remember one year I thought I'd try and be lucky and asked for scratchcards from everyone! I got something like 45 scratchcards in total and some of the scratchcards cost more than £1 each...I won £22 *sigh* Epic fail..Would never do that again, haha
That is too funny!
Mine was a set of hub caps from my husband for HIS car. Needless to say he is my ex husband - not entirely due to this.:o
For Valentines Day :eek:
It has a propeller on top of it. When the alarm sounds the propeller takes off and flies around the room before falling to the floor in a random location. To silence the alarm it is necessary to get out of bed, find the propeller and reattach it to the base unit.
The propeller is small and very often elusive so I am frequently compelled to employ the failsafe option of dismantling the base unit and removing the batteries to shut the thing up. This is quite a complex task to perform when half asleep so from time to time even more desperate measures are required.
On one occasion, my co-ordination handicapped by a hangover, I hurled the base unit out of the window whereupon it landed in a tree and woke up several birds somewhat earlier than they themselves had planned to get up.
It was too horrible even to re-gift to a charity shop it just went straight into the dustbin. I really wish I had taken a photo though just to show how truly ghastly it was.