How do you react when you recieve a present?

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Reply 40

Dr. Manic Mechanic

Original post by natashapt

Ha, I would most definitly say thank you :smile:

food is my second favourite thing..

Cool, lol......Whats your first favourite thing then? :wink:

19, Scottish, Student. you?

Reply 41

natashapt

Original post by Dr. Manic Mechanic

Cool, lol......Whats your first favourite thing then? :wink:

19, Scottish, Student. you?

Sleep

im 18, welsh and in year 13!

Reply 42

Dr. Manic Mechanic

Original post by natashapt

Sleep

im 18, welsh and in year 13!

lol.....I love sleeep sooo much. But my sleep pattern is all disrupted.
My room is extremely cossy, have two heaters. My dad says "Turn the heater off or you'll kill yourself!!!!!!" :frown:

Two days ago, I was actually asleep for 17 hours, man, everyone loves sleep. :colondollar:

Reply 43

INTJ

When I am given presents, I usually cry, then attack the person. It's my way of showing gratitude.

Reply 44

natashapt

Original post by Dr. Manic Mechanic

lol.....I love sleeep sooo much. But my sleep pattern is all disrupted.
My room is extremely cossy, have two heaters. My dad says "Turn the heater off or you'll kill yourself!!!!!!" :frown:

Two days ago, I was actually asleep for 17 hours, man, everyone loves sleep. :colondollar:

I dunno HOW people can possibly sleep for that long , my bf is exactly the same, hes been asleep since 5 o clock yesterday afternoon and is showing no signs of waking up yet :tongue:

Reply 45

Dr. Manic Mechanic

Original post by natashapt

I dunno HOW people can possibly sleep for that long , my bf is exactly the same, hes been asleep since 5 o clock yesterday afternoon and is showing no signs of waking up yet :tongue:

It's actually to do with 'boredom'. A typical 19/18 year old will have grown all out all technologies, especially nerds like me.

I have a PS3, Xbox 360, 24 hours access to laptop and internet, more than 60 games. I actually have everything a 12 year would dream of sooo much.

But still I get bored easily. 'Lazyness' seems like a disease actually.

Reply 46

username271381

No matter how sincere and profound it sounds in my head, it ALWAYS comes out as a really wooden 'Oh my god, thank you, I love it so much!' and then I can never think fast enough to negate it by showing some genuine enthusiasm. This is for gifts I like and... don't feel so enthusiastic about, by the way.

Reply 47

damos92

Original post by d123

Aftershave for an 11 year old?

The card sounds awesome though :tongue:

My obsession with fragrance began on the 22nd November 2002, my 10th birthday. My mom bought me some ridiculously strong stuff called Black Suede from Avon and i kind of loved to stink the corridors out with it.

My tastes are now more refined and my application less liberal. The girl bought me some Joop, which was and is awesome.

The card was awesome :smile:

Reply 48

Anonymous #1

Should I ask her for an explanation or just let it be? It's really bugging me.

Reply 49

Ice_Queen

Maybe she thinks you want more?

Reply 50

jordz

When I recieve a present from someone I always take it from them, thank them and put it aside to open later.
Then when I'll next see them, I'll thank them again say how nice it was etc.
Saves them having to see your face if you don't like it. Win/Win scenario.

Reply 51

jordz

Original post by damos92

Black Suede smells like crap! :lolwut:

Reply 52

damos92

Original post by jordz

Black Suede smells like crap! :lolwut:

I know this now, but back then i thought i was some sort of 2002 Danny Travolta when i splashed it on, i really did think i was the man while i wore it because people just used to stare at me when i wore it.

I now know they stared because i was attacking their nostrils with vehement vigour.

In my defence, we used to think that baby food was nice, as we grow we realise that eating what is slushy crap isn't nice, just like wearing Black Suede now wouldn't be nice, as opposed to Chanel Allure.

Or, WD40.

Reply 53

Sim188