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bad gifts
you've given...
I gave my mom one of these a few years ago. I think she loved it.
My dad did not.
this year she's getting one of these for her cabin!
I gave my mom one of these a few years ago. I think she loved it.
My dad did not.
this year she's getting one of these for her cabin!
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My father and my sister have birthdays at around the same time, so sometimes we do a joint party. When I was ten, I looked for hours for the two of them, and finally came home with what I thought were perfect presents. My dad, ever gracious, hung the "BARTMAN" poster in his bedroom until we moved. My sister, having moved out of the house by this time, was under no similar obligation regarding her identical BARTMAN poster...
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Wehn I was 22, my mother gave me a pair of slacks that were sky blue and had an elastic waist. It was 1994. I have no idea what she might have been thinking, but thankfully they still had tags.
The worst gift I ever gave was probably a King Creole & the Coconuts CD. It had a song on it by Prince, and I figured my brother would like it. It was utter crap, which I discovered when he regifted it to me the following year.
The worst gift I ever gave was probably a King Creole & the Coconuts CD. It had a song on it by Prince, and I figured my brother would like it. It was utter crap, which I discovered when he regifted it to me the following year.
"There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy."
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No, I liked Kid Creole & the Coconuts. "Endicott" and "My Male Curiosity" are great tunes. But this album was the one with which they jumped the shark. It was 1988, if that helps explain anything.
"There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy."
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Yes, I do remember those tunes. There was also one about Gina or was it Tina and the ski instructor. Great stuff. Campy but funky. The other day i got this old documentary starring Basquiat about downtown NYC in the 80s and lo and behold there's footage of the Cocoanuts doing their thing. Totally unexpected and frighteningly nostalgic. Sadly, everyone jumps the shark, Noise.
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