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Josy · 23-11-2010, 03:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Patrick

Too much stuff to name.

Mum has spent over a thousand on me so far, so that's quite nice considering last year's travesty [Some of you may remember my Razzie Award Winning thread].

And no, I'm not buying anyone anything.

They can go ****** really, Especially the people like my aunts and cousins who spend all your childhood years buying you Selection Boxes and Boxers, if they're expecting as much as a bottle of perfume of me they can go and ******.

Especially because all the boxers they use to get me were too small.

I hate buying stuff for people anyway even if they need about 75p to get a bus up to visit their dieing nan in hospital, I'd be like 'Um, No.'

People on here said they love seeing the faces of their family and friends when they buy them stuff, I find that quite cheesy really.

Selfish & Spoilt.

arista · 23-11-2010, 03:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Josy

Selfish & Spoilt.

Do you think Pat can change?
Maybe a Woman can change him.

Josy · 23-11-2010, 03:53 PM

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Originally Posted by arista

Do you think Pat can change?
Maybe a Woman can change him.

Hmm I doubt it

arista · 23-11-2010, 04:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Josy

Hmm I doubt it

You Never Know the Right Spunky Girl could change him into
a better Man.

Keep It Spunky

Smithy · 23-11-2010, 03:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Patrick

Too much stuff to name.

Mum has spent over a thousand on me so far, so that's quite nice considering last year's travesty [Some of you may remember my Razzie Award Winning thread].

And no, I'm not buying anyone anything.

They can go ****** really, Especially the people like my aunts and cousins who spend all your childhood years buying you Selection Boxes and Boxers, if they're expecting as much as a bottle of perfume of me they can go and ******.

Especially because all the boxers they use to get me were too small.

I hate buying stuff for people anyway even if they need about 75p to get a bus up to visit their dieing nan in hospital, I'd be like 'Um, No.'

People on here said they love seeing the faces of their family and friends when they buy them stuff, I find that quite cheesy really.

Wow, I actually can't find words to describe what a selfish ungrateful sod you are

Vicky. · 23-11-2010, 04:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Patrick

Too much stuff to name.

Mum has spent over a thousand on me so far, so that's quite nice considering last year's travesty [Some of you may remember my Razzie Award Winning thread].

And no, I'm not buying anyone anything.

They can go ****** really, Especially the people like my aunts and cousins who spend all your childhood years buying you Selection Boxes and Boxers, if they're expecting as much as a bottle of perfume of me they can go and ******.

Especially because all the boxers they use to get me were too small.

I hate buying stuff for people anyway even if they need about 75p to get a bus up to visit their dieing nan in hospital, I'd be like 'Um, No.'

People on here said they love seeing the faces of their family and friends when they buy them stuff, I find that quite cheesy really.

Does not even begin to describe how I feel about this post

arista · 23-11-2010, 04:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Vicky.

Does not even begin to describe how I feel about this post

Vicky
Pat needs you to Hugg him.

Can you not see he lacks Love

Miss Ivy Balls · 23-11-2010, 11:36 PM

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Originally Posted by arista

vicky
pat needs you to hugg him.

Can you not see he lacks love

<3 <3 <3

Judas · 23-11-2010, 08:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Patrick

Too much stuff to name.

Mum has spent over a thousand on me so far

And no, I'm not buying anyone anything.

I hate buying stuff for people anyway even if they need about 75p to get a bus up to visit their dieing nan in hospital, I'd be like 'Um, No.'

People on here said they love seeing the faces of their family and friends when they buy them stuff, I find that quite cheesy really.

WOW.

Talk about fulfilling the stereotype of teenagers being spoilt, ungrateful and rude. I suppose I shouldn't judge as your family’s financial situation may be different to many others, but I really do think £1000+ is too much to spend on someone, especially when they sport the attitude you do. If you have this attitude to your Mum all I can say is she is responsible for creating Frankenstein.

Try giving some back once in a while. You might like it.

Sarah. · 23-11-2010, 09:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Patrick

Too much stuff to name.

Mum has spent over a thousand on me so far, so that's quite nice considering last year's travesty [Some of you may remember my Razzie Award Winning thread].

And no, I'm not buying anyone anything.

They can go ****** really, Especially the people like my aunts and cousins who spend all your childhood years buying you Selection Boxes and Boxers, if they're expecting as much as a bottle of perfume of me they can go and ******.

Especially because all the boxers they use to get me were too small.

I hate buying stuff for people anyway even if they need about 75p to get a bus up to visit their dieing nan in hospital, I'd be like 'Um, No.'

People on here said they love seeing the faces of their family and friends when they buy them stuff, I find that quite cheesy really.

You don't deserve anything.
Vile person. :/

Niall · 23-11-2010, 10:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Patrick

Too much stuff to name.

Mum has spent over a thousand on me so far, so that's quite nice considering last year's travesty [Some of you may remember my Razzie Award Winning thread].

And no, I'm not buying anyone anything.

They can go ****** really, Especially the people like my aunts and cousins who spend all your childhood years buying you Selection Boxes and Boxers, if they're expecting as much as a bottle of perfume of me they can go and ******.

Especially because all the boxers they use to get me were too small.

I hate buying stuff for people anyway even if they need about 75p to get a bus up to visit their dieing nan in hospital, I'd be like 'Um, No.'

People on here said they love seeing the faces of their family and friends when they buy them stuff, I find that quite cheesy really.

JESUS CHRIST!! £1000 ISN'T ENOUGH?!!!!!

Its hard enough to convince my parents to spend over £150 on me. I can't believe you said that. And I though I was spoilt.

I thought I was bad. I have to save for my stuff usually. It took me six months to get enough money for my MacBook. My Dad could only give me £250 and my Mum gave me £200 to 'teach me a lesson' about saving for stuff.

Now I've asked for money for my Palm Pre 2 and my Dad is gonna give me £150 towards it for Christmas and my Mum is gonna give me £100. A Pre 2 costs £399 *sigh*

billy123 · 23-11-2010, 10:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Me!

JESUS CHRIST!! £1000 ISN'T ENOUGH?!!!!!

Its hard enough to convince my parents to spend over £150 on me. I can't believe you said that. And I though I was spoilt.

I thought I was bad. I have to save for my stuff usually. It took me six months to get enough money for my MacBook. My Dad could only give me £250 and my Mum gave me £200 to 'teach me a lesson' about saving for stuff.

Now I've asked for money for my Palm Pre 2 and my Dad is gonna give me £150 towards it for Christmas and my Mum is gonna give me £100. A Pre 2 costs £399 *sigh*

Thats a good thing at least you will have learnt to value things in life and realise you have to work if you want nice things and not just expect to be handed to you on a plate.

Niall · 23-11-2010, 10:40 PM

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Originally Posted by bobnot

Thats a good thing at least you will have learnt to value things in life and realise you have to work if you want nice things and not just expect to be handed to you on a plate.

I know. But that length of time when you have to save is just evil. Though, when you do get the thing you saved for, I have to say it is a lot more satisfying when you get it.

billy123 · 23-11-2010, 10:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Me!

I know. But that length of time when you have to save is just evil. Though, when you do get the thing you saved for, I have to say it is a lot more satisfying when you get it.

Haha yes i know what you mean but you will thank them for it one day.

Niamh. · 23-11-2010, 11:32 AM

I love Christmas, it'll be a bit smaller this year though, I usually have my 3 brothers and my mom over for Christmas Day but this year 2 of my brothers will by away for Christmas and my other brother has kids now so he'll be spending it at his own house. Don't think my mom is coming either ( I hope it's not to do with with an out of control game of pictionary last year

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Stephanie · 23-11-2010, 01:20 PM

i don't want anything. meh, i don't really see the point in it anymore.

MissKittyFantastico · 23-11-2010, 01:29 PM

Patrick you have got to be one of the most ungrateful selfish people I have ever come across.

Anyway, there's nothing I want really, apart from the Everton third kit, maybe a couple of blu rays, I honestly don't need anything.

Am just looking forward to spending time with family between Xmas and New Year, been a really tough year health wise for my dad so will be nice for us all to be together, might be the last time it happens.

Miss Ivy Balls · 23-11-2010, 01:40 PM

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Originally Posted by MissKittyFantastico

Patrick you have got to be one of the most ungrateful selfish people I have ever come across.

Anyway, there's nothing I want really, apart from the Everton third kit, maybe a couple of blu rays, I honestly don't need anything.

Am just looking forward to spending time with family between Xmas and New Year, been a really tough year health wise for my dad so will be nice for us all to be together, might be the last time it happens.

awwww.

If you ever need to chat or anything then I'm here luvz. x

MissKittyFantastico · 23-11-2010, 01:39 PM

Awww Ben you're a lovely lad. I much prefer giving things to other people, it's nice to see the look on their face when you get them something they really want, or that they never thought of but end up loving.

Miss Ivy Balls · 23-11-2010, 01:44 PM

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Originally Posted by MissKittyFantastico

Awww Ben you're a lovely lad. I much prefer giving things to other people, it's nice to see the look on their face when you get them something they really want, or that they never thought of but end up loving.

Yeah I'm the same, but I get annoyed if I buy someone something then they don't stop hampering on about how thankful they are. It can get annoying. I wouldn't have bought it if I didn't want to. I only need to be thanked once. The worst is, 'when's your birthday'. Almost as if they have to buy me something in return.

arista · 23-11-2010, 02:11 PM

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30stone · 23-11-2010, 02:15 PM

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Originally Posted by MissKittyFantastico

Awww Ben you're a lovely lad. I much prefer giving things to other people, it's nice to see the look on their face when you get them something they really want, or that they never thought of but end up loving.

Yeah im a child around christmas, i get all excited, but giving someone something that you have thought of and they didnt think theyd get and the happiness on their face is one of the best parts of chritsmas.

I really wanted to do some volunteer work like helping the homeless or something on the 23rd and 24th but my manager wont give me time off.

Sorry to hear about your Father, i hope you have a great Christmas

This is first christmas without my great uncle, was like tradition to go down his house on christmas and he'd always get out sherry lol, we went down every year since i was about 6. So ive suggest we all go down and put flowers down