POLL: Do you think it's acceptable to regift?

S06E12 The Label MakerretroDec 21, 2006, 11:23 PM ET12 years later4 posts by 4 posters
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Users debate the ethics and practice of regifting, sharing personal anecdotes about passing along unwanted gifts.

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Doug
http://www.kokomotribune.com/local/local_story_355154610.html
aspidistraDoug

I was going to regift some bath products to my sister last Xmas and then I felt ashamed of it, so I kept them and told her I was afraid she might be allergic to them so I was going to give her something else. I never did and she died in September so it's too late. I still have them (they were given to my daughter as a housewarming gift and I gave one of the items to my mother in law last Xmas and she loved it. So that was a double regifting. I will give her the rest of them this Xmas since she liked the strong floral scent.) For a certain host and hostess we are going to visit I will bring some unopened bottles of wine that I bought for my own entertaining some time ago, but it's not at my house this year and I cannot afford to buy gifts right now. I'll make Xmas cookies to bring also, in the spirit of a "homemade gift"at least.

"Doug" wrote in message news:F4Jih.41489$[email]... > http://www.kokomotribune.com/local/local_story_355154610.html
Ned GoudyDoug

On Fri, 22 Dec 2006 04:23:01 GMT, Doug wrote:

Not only did I RE-GIFT two presents this year, I also GIFTED 6 presents that were BOOTLEGGED material off the Internet.

Fa La La LA LA!

Ned

mikelNed Goudy

I'm withya brother.

mk