Vouchers are a stupid present.Here, have some money that you can only spend in certain places and in some cases now actually expires.
Unless of course you want to force a child to buy a book, then they're quite useful.
(Unless of course you want to force a child to buy a book, then they're quite useful.
zoldergoose,
Wed 9 Dec 2009, 20:46,
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the way I look at itmoney shows absolutely no thought at all. "I couldn't decide what to get you, so here - buy your own present."
Vouchers, on the other hand, show you have a general idea in mind, but are leaving the final choice up to the recipient. "I want to buy you a CD, but I'm letting you choose which one."
Having said that, I try to put a lot of thought into all presents I give people, whether they be bought, made or whatever.
(Vouchers, on the other hand, show you have a general idea in mind, but are leaving the final choice up to the recipient. "I want to buy you a CD, but I'm letting you choose which one."
Having said that, I try to put a lot of thought into all presents I give people, whether they be bought, made or whatever.
b3th Not shit. Not mod.,
Wed 9 Dec 2009, 20:49,
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personallyi love my woolies vouchers and i'm going to use them right after xmas! :D
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Rev. Jesse. broke his ankle,
Wed 9 Dec 2009, 20:49,
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Pffft.
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Whato_Jeeves Did your surgery require a vaginal mesh patch?,
Wed 9 Dec 2009, 20:50,
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But they're the perfect get-out clause for hard to buy for peopleI heartily condone gift vouchers.
The expiry bit is a total gip though.
(The expiry bit is a total gip though.
greedydave cries when he wanks,
Wed 9 Dec 2009, 20:51,
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