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Rules for Re-gifting:
1. Keep the gift in its original packaging. This is a must! And make sure all the parts/accessories including the instruction brochure or manual are in the box.
2. Protect the gift and packaging from breakage and deterioration while it is being stored. Bag it to seal out dust and prevent fading from the sun.
3. Never regift something broken, used, has a part missing or doesn't work.
4. Never regift just to save money. The motive should always be to give a gift that will be enjoyed. Saving money in the end is just a bonus of regifting.
5. Never regift to the person who gave it to you. If there is any possibility you may forget who gave it, add a temporary removable tag to remind you.
6. Never regift something personal.
7. Never regift an item that is out of style. It's best not to store it too long. Appliances can and do go out of style over time. You wouldn't want to regift an older appliance when two 'improved' models are now on the market.
8. Give a gift that suits the receiver or that they'd love to get. This simple gift-giving rule applies even more so with re-gifting. Consider how it will be received. You wouldn't regift a blender to someone who hates to cook and bake, nor would you give a rustic country home decor item to someone with a contemporary styling.
He needs to masturbate more....only jokin raf.Boy, you have this re-gifting thing down to a science!:wink:
He needs to masturbate more....only jokin raf.
That's probably true, but I sure hope no one thinks I wrote those rules! I remembered a discussion on NPR a couple weeks ago and googled "Rules for regifting." There are a million of them, some very funny.
Excuse me now, I'm gonna go jack off...