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starshiptrooper Nov 8, 2003

its your precsence, not your presents that count. if a person cant *cover* the dinner too bad. I never expected that. there are articles on the WT CD too look up on this very subject.

ilikebirds Nov 8, 2003

my thoughts are ..if you are poor.. and can't afford it.. and just going to help celebrate. thats awesome. no need for a gift. but if you have dough... and dont even give a dollar or 2... thats jus...

dgiaimo Nov 9, 2003

Perhaps that's true, but I feel that we should always assume the best about our brothers and sisters, so that if they didn't bring a gift, no matter how much money they may seem to have, there must...

katiedid Nov 9, 2003

yea, they're cheap. haha, j/k. your're right - a person's circumstances may change. I also know what ty is saying. It's kinda of annoying when you know someone makes close to six figures a year...

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toxicgirlOG 2003

Now that would be a little annoying, even for the person not focused on the presents. I have no money, but I have no problem dropping $100 for a good friend-unless I have to spend a fortune just to be in it.

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