Nice/weird/freaky/boring/unwanted prezies?

Calibos · 26-12-2002 01:18AM

Originally posted by SyxPak
A A Book on 9/11. I'm going to scan the pics and photoshop parachutes and capes onto the people jumping from the windows.

??????Who else thinks thats a little bit of a sick/weird thing to say?

Ste- · 26-12-2002 01:23AM

cant belive what sum people got
i got money socks underwear and red dwarf dvd
i asked me sis to get me game on dvd as well think any of them could find it :rolleyes:

aidan_dunne · 26-12-2002 01:32AM

Originally posted by yellum
Matrix on video with price still on it - I handed it back to my mother and said I'll never watch it on video.

Originally posted by DapperGent
I can't believe that. You cheeky little bollix.

Agreed Dapper. What yellum said makes me sick. Ungrateful little ba$tard! :mad:

I hope your mother turned around and told you to f**k off and go and buy it on DVD yourself if you're so worried about it.

Jesus Christ, spoilt, ungrateful brats like that turn my stomach.

Remember yellum, you only have one mother and you'll be sorry when she's gone. I hope what you did today will continue to haunt you when she's passed on.

GoneShootin · 26-12-2002 01:55AM

I hope what you did today will continue to haunt you when she's passed on.

bit harsh dont you think ? though I disagree with the bluntness and coldness that he used to tell his mother about the video, I think aiden that your comment is nothing but that of a jerk / lamer

Lump · 26-12-2002 02:09AM

Bloody hell, thank you everyone that gave me pressies.

I got lots of cool stuff that I;m not going to boast about. I am getting DVD box set of Band of brothers. I asked for it, Felt a little mean asking for it off me mam so told her she could split it with my granny or sisters. (It's 70 or 80 Euro), but to my delight she bought it all on her lonesome.

And just to let people know, my sister didnt recieve any presents from her imediate family, but asked that we give pressie money to charity.

(See christmas isn't about ones self)

John

yellum · 26-12-2002 02:20AM

Originally posted by aidan_dunne
Agreed Dapper. What yellum said makes me sick. Ungrateful little ba$tard! :mad:

I hope your mother turned around and told you to f**k off and go and buy it on DVD yourself if you're so worried about it.

Jesus Christ, spoilt, ungrateful brats like that turn my stomach.

Remember yellum, you only have one mother and you'll be sorry when she's gone. I hope what you did today will continue to haunt you when she's passed on.

Aidan you really don't know me or my life. I'm amazed how upset you can get over some stranger on a website making a post. Has the Tourettes medication worn off or something ? Why not climb down from your Ivory Tower now please.

I have a great mother and I know this. I appreciate her being there for me now and all the other years of my life. I tell her this on a daily basis. I buy her gifts a lot and spent a fortune on her this year. I hug her and tell her I love her numerous times during the day.

Saying that, I won't say thanks very much for getting me a video of the matrix with the price still on it (this bugged me more than anything else ). I actually wrote down on paper in big letters what I wanted and reminded her of the dvd bit. This was the only thing I wanted this christmas. Its not the gift that matters more than the thought and thats what pissed me off.

Spoiled brat sure.. whatever. I'm sure you are a saint to your mum.

Karl Hungus · 26-12-2002 02:23AM

Originally posted by Silverfish
If you're feeling disgruntled, I can empty my change jar on my bed and you can stay over some night.

I'm going to get moderated again, amn't I. Damn.

pld

Silverfish · 26-12-2002 03:13AM

I also got a Magic Eight Ball.

Will.....Angelwhore.....end....up...with...imprints...of.....euro..coins...on...his....skin..??

*shake shake*

Ask again later.

Stupid eight ball.

Makaveli · 26-12-2002 03:38AM

I dunno what the going rate for the vhs version of the matrix is but I know the dvd is €12.99. I bet your mum paid more for the video.

And aidan I suppose you got a ham sandwich or something and you were damn grateful because you hadnt eaten in two weeks.

What he said may have been rude but I dont think

I hope what you did today will continue to haunt you when she's passed on.

is really called for. It's only a present after all. :rolleyes:

Silverfish · 26-12-2002 04:27AM

Continuing in that vein, one year my mum bought me a stainless steel teapot. A teapot.

I still said 'Oooh, a teapot!! Thanks!!'

Another time I got a skirt for work as a birthday present from my parents. I still said 'ooohh!! A skirt for work!! Thanks!!'

It didn't hurt, and I certainly didn't hand it back.

My kid sister got a Mitsubishi Pajero Jnr jeep. That f**king hurt, I can tell you.

Little cow.

po0k · 26-12-2002 05:16AM

Originally posted by Silverfish
Continuing in that vein, one year my mum bought me a stainless steel teapot. A teapot.

I still said 'Oooh, a teapot!! Thanks!!'

Another time I got a skirt for work as a birthday present from my parents. I still said 'ooohh!! A skirt for work!! Thanks!!'

It didn't hurt, and I certainly didn't hand it back.

My kid sister got a Mitsubishi Pajero Jnr jeep. That f**king hurt, I can tell you.

Little cow.

Teapot's kick arse.
Wait till you're out on your own. You'll be only to happy to have your own one that you can take with you.

I wish I had a tea pot.
A nice high end one, stainless exterior casing, ceramic interior, oak handle and wooden base so you don't leave rings on coffee tables.
i wonder how much that'd cost to make?
Must look into it.....

daveirl · 26-12-2002 12:52PM

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yellum · 26-12-2002 02:53PM

Nice one Dave !

DapperGent · 26-12-2002 03:40PM

Originally posted by aidan_dunne
Remember yellum, you only have one mother and you'll be sorry when she's gone. I hope what you did today will continue to haunt you when she's passed on.

Jesus yellum was a bit rude but this is phenomenal.

The level of unpleasantness in that last sentence is almost toxic. What a bile-ridden oaf. Don't you hate it when the stupidest simian in the room agrees with you?

yellum, apologies for bringing this up in the first place.

yellum · 26-12-2002 03:51PM

Originally posted by DapperGent
yellum, apologies for bringing this up in the first place.

Haha, not at all. It was a bit of a troll anyway. Yeah what I said was rude, but I do speak my mind a lot and it sometimes irks people.

Moonbeam · 26-12-2002 04:46PM

mmmmm
where ot start:)
A Coat
A hat and scarf
A handbag which more resembles a washbag,
A hairdryer
Those gel things that keep your hands warm
Flashy light things
Make up bags
Rudolph slippers
Really Cute Calendar
Make up
The usual soap shower gel etc!

Thinks thats all:)
All happy with myself:)

Moonbeam · 26-12-2002 04:55PM

ooh and a bottle of champagne with two glasses:))

Victor · 26-12-2002 05:06PM

Mostly crockery (full set plus extra bowls and mugs). No0w I know I asked for corkery, but the set would have been enought by itself.

wiensta · 26-12-2002 05:46PM

i got a lovely round of presents which i didnt expect.

- a charlie chaplin dvd
- a nokia 3510
- homer simpson socks
- a t-shirt
- sweets and a deodorant set
- a book shop, art shop and sports shop voucher
- some cash

aidan_dunne · 26-12-2002 09:49PM

Okay, let me clear up a few things about what I posted.

Firstly yellum, my mother is dead. And not a day goes by that I don't think about her and things I said or did that hurt her when she was alive. So, believe me, I doknow what it's like.

Secondly, I was never a saint to her when she was alive but, by Christ, I would have never done something as rude and downright f**king ignorant as what you did to your mother on Christmas Day of all days. Over the years I did get presents that I didn't really want but I smiled and said "thank you" and kept them. And you know what? Having them here with me now and being able to look at them and think of her and the smile on her face when she gave them to me is a nice memory to have. Will you have the same momory when you look at your Matrix DVD when your mother has passed on? No. You'll think of how rude you were to her and you'll regret it. Haven't you ever heard of the expression, "It's the thought that counts"?

To Makaveli, no I didn't get a ham sandwich. I got three pairs of socks, two pairs of boxers, a Physio Sport gift pack and a sweatshirt. I might not be much compared to what some people got but it was extra nice because I didn't ask for anything and just getting it was nice and I appreciate it.

DapperGent, I'm not a "bile-ridden oaf" either. It's just that what yellum did to his mother seemed disgraceful to me and it really pissed me off and I had to reply. Okay, perhaps calling him a spoil brat might have been a bit much but, for God's sake yellum, you could have dealt with the situation with a bit more tact, don't you think.

Finally, to yellum. No, "the Tourettes medication" hasn't worn worn off but maybe my anti-depressants have. I hope you never suffer from depression or Tourette's Syndrome and have to find out first hand what it's like. Don't ever, ever make light of a medical condition unless you've suffered from it yourself.

Rant over.

Mercury_Tilt · 26-12-2002 09:59PM

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GoneShootin · 26-12-2002 10:21PM

*sniff*...I got no mention in his rant....*sniff*

Lump · 27-12-2002 12:43AM

Originally posted by aidan_dunne
Okay, let me clear up a few things about what I posted.

Firstly yellum, my mother is dead. And not a day goes by that I don't think about her and things I said or did that hurt her when she was alive. So, believe me, I doknow what it's like.

Secondly, I was never a saint to her when she was alive but, by Christ, I would have never done something as rude and downright f**king ignorant as what you did to your mother on Christmas Day of all days. Over the years I did get presents that I didn't really want but I smiled and said "thank you" and kept them. And you know what? Having them here with me now and being able to look at them and think of her and the smile on her face when she gave them to me is a nice memory to have. Will you have the same momory when you look at your Matrix DVD when your mother has passed on? No. You'll think of how rude you were to her and you'll regret it. Haven't you ever heard of the expression, "It's the thought that counts"?

To Makaveli, no I didn't get a ham sandwich. I got three pairs of socks, two pairs of boxers, a Physio Sport gift pack and a sweatshirt. I might not be much compared to what some people got but it was extra nice because I didn't ask for anything and just getting it was nice and I appreciate it.

DapperGent, I'm not a "bile-ridden oaf" either. It's just that what yellum did to his mother seemed disgraceful to me and it really pissed me off and I had to reply. Okay, perhaps calling him a spoil brat might have been a bit much but, for God's sake yellum, you could have dealt with the situation with a bit more tact, don't you think.

Finally, to yellum. No, "the Tourettes medication" hasn't worn worn off but maybe my anti-depressants have. I hope you never suffer from depression or Tourette's Syndrome and have to find out first hand what it's like. Don't ever, ever make light of a medical condition unless you've suffered from it yourself.

Rant over.

*cough*PI*cough*

John

yellum · 27-12-2002 02:02AM

Aidan,
I'm me, people accept who I am. I'm not going to be false. Some people appreciate that some don't. Its the same with my mother, she'll tell me if she doesn't like her present. You have zero right to tell me how to lead my life, like I have none to tell you how to lead yours. Lets leave it at that please. Virtual shaking of hands etc ok ?

Damien.

Silverfish · 27-12-2002 03:21AM

Wait till you're out on your own. You'll be only to happy to have your own one that you can take with you.

I am out on my own. I've been out on my own since I was 18. But a teapot???

And further to the maggot that is my sister getting a jeep she ALSO gets her insurance paid.

Man, I just don't get it.

I paid for my OWN car, albeit a very foxy Renault 19 with 17" alloys (600 europes) but she gets a JEEP and FREE insurance??

Spot the favourite child, ladies and gentlemen.

The LEAST I deserve in these circumstances is a reply from Angelwhore. Or the magic eight ball. Damn you both.

Makaveli · 27-12-2002 03:57AM

I thought she got one of those little motorised jeeps, the like you would find on the Late Late Toy show. Surely you dont have to insure them?

kid sister + mitsubishi pajero jnr jeep = toy car?

Lump · 27-12-2002 07:33AM

No, I think you'll find that the mitsubishi pajero jnr jeep is just a smaller version of the big Fúck off mitsubishi pajero Jeep that may be purchased......

John

(Unlucky to you Silverfish)

aidan_dunne · 27-12-2002 08:42AM

Originally posted by yellum
Lets leave it at that please. Virtual shaking of hands etc ok?

Fair enough. Truce. Tis the season and all that!

Corega · 27-12-2002 12:00PM

- Shall be getting a buck-suede jacket in the sales, because I refused to let my mother spend the amount they were asking for it ( €300 ).
- A box-set on books of military operations of the second and first World War's.
- A video box-set on the history of the Irish State.
- Cash

- A cd rack.
- After Shave.
- A glass chess set, very impressed with this.
- A framed picture of my grandfather fighting for the 'ra during the civil war ( he was 14 at the time ), very nice pressie.

smiles · 27-12-2002 04:29PM

Hmmm....

From Parents: Jackety/topy thingie which is all black and hairy and makes me look like a gorrilla (always good) and €50.

From meh eldest sister: Year's subscription to National Geographic (gets me it every year for the last 3 years - class pressie in my eyes)

From her 4 kids (all under 4 so its really from her too): Magazing rack, two face-beauty-masks (think they're trying to tell me something) and a nailfile

From meh other sister: Ergonomic Laptop Docking Port thingie. Nice gel wrist pad thing which actually makes a difference, i'm well happy

From the brother: Big make-up kit thing

From one friend: face-beauty-mask (yes another one, i think they all think i'm horrid ugly :P ), manicure kit and nivea deo set thing.

from other friend: manicure kit (hehehe), "moody cow" socks & hair bobbin things.

from my god mother: fluffly PJs.

From meh boyfriend: Wont see the idiot until the 30th and he's giving it to me then but I got a huge bunch of lilies and red roses delivered to my house on christmas eve from him

/me is very happy already.

It was a good christmas.

As for favourite kids? Ye don't have anything to complain about. My nana died and left her HOUSE to my brother and the rest of her stuff between my dad and his sister.

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