Originally posted by: SynthDude2001
The girls I know, know that we (being her friends) are not made of money.
Originally posted by: xSkyDrAx
Originally posted by: SynthDude2001
The girls I know, know that we (being her friends) are not made of money.
Yea I was brought up with the idea that one doesn't ask for what they want for their present heck I didn't even want presents but just somet friends of mine, mostly the girls, always try to pool together some massive amount of money 200-300 bucks for some crazy gift the b-day girl requested. I'm sitting here thinking...is that even polite to do?
Originally posted by: TwinkleToes77
Whats wrong with pooling money? i mean if they are each going to spend $20-50 on you anyways.. you might as well get something you want
Originally posted by: xSkyDrAx
Originally posted by: TwinkleToes77
Whats wrong with pooling money? i mean if they are each going to spend $20-50 on you anyways.. you might as well get something you want
I know there's nothing wrong with pooling the money but the fact is that they're asking for the gift. One should be more appreciative of the things they get and sometimes a few of them even got angry/dissappointed that they didn't get the exact thing they wanted. I mean WTF, your friends are getting you something out of their own kindness and generosity and you go acting like some spoiled brat and their friends aren't exactly rich either.
Hell no. What a money-grubbing little...Originally posted by: xSkyDrAx
to ask their friends to buy them expensive gifts for their birthdays by pooling money and such.
I.E Ipods and such.
Originally posted by: InstincT
That's a pretty good idea...
Originally posted by: MulLa
In my experience I always tend to be asked about money pooling for gifts by friends. But not from the one actually recieving the gift. Then again my experience is fairly limited
Originally posted by: illustri
hey why get ten $10 plastic dildos when you can get one $100 ultradeluxemega personal jubilation system?
She's training the men around her well, early in life, isn't she?Originally posted by: yllus
Hell no. What a money-grubbing little...Originally posted by: xSkyDrAx
to ask their friends to buy them expensive gifts for their birthdays by pooling money and such. I.E Ipods and such.
Originally posted by: FreshFish
Seems rude if she asked for them to pool money together. That kinda thing should be a surprise thought up by the friends
Originally posted by: illustri
hey why get ten $10 plastic dildos when you can get one $100 ultradeluxemega personal jubilation system?
Originally posted by: xSkyDrAx
Originally posted by: TwinkleToes77
Whats wrong with pooling money? i mean if they are each going to spend $20-50 on you anyways.. you might as well get something you want
I know there's nothing wrong with pooling the money but the fact is that they're asking for the gift. One should be more appreciative of the things they get and sometimes a few of them even got angry/dissappointed that they didn't get the exact thing they wanted. I mean WTF, your friends are getting you something out of their own kindness and generosity and you go acting like some spoiled brat and their friends aren't exactly rich either.