It's my birthday tomorrow and I'm at a loss.

I'm celebrating on Tuesday because of a number of things that came up, but...

My parents keep haranguing me about what I want for my birthday. I have no clue. And they have no clue. I don't know what I want.

My mom asked me if I just wanted money or a gift card.

NO. Money is a bad gift from your parents. Relatives, it's okay. Otherwise, I think it is a terrible gift. Gift cards are a little better--since then one knows that one's parents know things that one likes--but still, I don't want to feel guilty. Either I'll look at the amount and think, "Gee, thanks a lot for the 'generous' gift," and feel guilty for being a selfish prick who doesn't deserve a present, or I'll look at the amount and think, "Wow, I can't believe they gave me this much." Then I'll feel guilty for spending it.

Oy.

Any suggestions about what I should request?

Well your feceman?Maybe some toilet paper?Just kidding.I don't know.Maybe just little things.

Don't know

Medival Times!!!!

Whether 6 or 56....that place never gets old!

Go Green Knight!

Money. Money is the best gift. From everyone. At least I wont be dissapointed and feel bad.

a clue? 😉

Originally posted by Linkalicious
Medival Times!!!!

Whether 6 or 56....that place never gets old!

Go Green Knight!

Happy Birthday Feceman! You da s***! Enjoy your cake.

Originally posted by botankus
Happy Birthday Feceman! You da s***! Enjoy your cake.

Why are you spelt wrong?

Originally posted by whirlysplat
Why are you spelt wrong?

So what's wrong to you is right to me (HOORAY! WE LOVE THE TOLERANCE!).

Originally posted by FeceMan
Because the United States has different spelling rules than the United Kingdom.

So what's wrong to you is right to me (HOORAY! WE LOVE THE TOLERANCE!).

Oh thats fair enough, in that case your birthday needs color😄

Get the Thunderbirds dvd MEGA boxset. 12 dvds, every single episode of Thunderbirds! It is an amazing deal for 75 dollars, and an amazing television show.

http://stores.channeladvisor.com/Movie-Mars/Items/733961705003?

My god, that show is amazing.

Originally posted by JimMorrison227
Get the Thunderbirds dvd MEGA boxset. 12 dvds, every single episode of Thunderbirds! It is an amazing deal for 75 dollars, and an amazing television show.

http://stores.channeladvisor.com/Movie-Mars/Items/733961705003?

My god, that show is amazing.

No present > that present.

You could always get the great lasting show, Touched By An Angel the complete1st season dvd. All 13 episodes from the 1994-1995 season, plus the two-part season finale.

A great buy for only 50$

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B0002ERWVE/ref=pd_sxp_elt_l1/103-5191170-6523803

Originally posted by JimMorrison227
You could always get the great lasting show, Touched By An Angel the complete1st season dvd. All 13 episodes from the 1994-1995 season, plus the two-part season finale.

A great buy for only 50$

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B0002ERWVE/ref=pd_sxp_elt_l1/103-5191170-6523803

then tell them to get you family guy! Unless you already have it......

its your birthday key word there YOUR...
so if someone gets you a great gift you should not feel guilty...
and if someone gets you a "sh*t house" gift then smile and nod and say"I LOVE IT SOOOOOOOOOO MUCH"...
oh and next year prepare in advance have a look around before hand and find something you like...
and i know you will feel guilty for telling your olds what you want...
but just think how bad they feel getting you something you dont like...
and no matter how good your acting is everyone knows when they get you a "sh*t house" prezzy...

Originally posted by FeceMan
I'm celebrating on Tuesday because of a number of things that came up, but...

My parents keep haranguing me about what I want for my birthday. I have no clue. And they have no clue. I don't know what I want.

My mom asked me if I just wanted money or a gift card.

NO. Money is a bad gift from your parents. Relatives, it's okay. Otherwise, I think it is a terrible gift. Gift cards are a little better--since then one knows that one's parents know things that one likes--but still, I don't want to feel guilty. Either I'll look at the amount and think, "Gee, thanks a lot for the 'generous' gift," and feel guilty for being a selfish prick who doesn't deserve a present, or I'll look at the amount and think, "Wow, I can't believe they gave me this much." Then I'll feel guilty for spending it.

Oy.

Any suggestions about what I should request?

get money... then you can buy whatever you want

Ya I just get money, then you can get what you want, when you want it

Happy B-Day