Lamest gift recieved from a boyfriend or girlfriend.

Category: Dating and Relationships

Post 1 by King Reeses (King of all Peanut Butter) on Tuesday, 22-Jan-2008 0:50:01

This is about the most useless and suckiest gift you've ever gotton from a boyfriend or girlfriend. I'm never going to forget when I was going back to school for the week one day I was sitting next to my girlfriend at the time when I was 17 and I asked her when would you like to exchange presents and she dug in her bag and gave me a 15 cent christmas tree brownie and told me that was my gift. So I would like to get you guys lamest gifts from your partners or past partners.

Post 2 by PrincessCarlie (Account disabled) on Tuesday, 22-Jan-2008 1:44:42

Hmm, my ex bf sent me a picture of himself. Nice thought, and not exactly lame, but, pretty pointless lol.

Post 3 by mysticrain (Art is born of the observation and investigation of nature.) on Tuesday, 22-Jan-2008 13:40:42

Well this didn't happen to me, it happened to one of my best friends. She thought for sure that her boyfriend was going to propose to her on christmas. She psyched herself up, that even when she saw the big box, she thought he had put boxes inside boxes, you know, small to large, to hide the ring. So, after a couple of weeks of excitement, she opened it up and, it was an electric blanket! hahahahahahahah

Post 4 by Ukulele<3 (Try me... You know you want to.) on Thursday, 24-Jan-2008 11:54:50

Awww. Personally I think this topic is kind of mean. But I guess that's just me. I mean I have gotten pretty lame gifts in my time but I still believe it's always the thought that counts. I would have loved a picture of him if he ever thought to give me one and maybe she was broke, hence the browny. And as for the electric blanket, I think the girl set herself up for the disappointment. I can understand if my man gave me an electric blanket and would think it really sweet. He wants to make sure I'm warm especially if he can't hold me himself... It was Christmas then. lol But I know how stressful it is to go out and try to buy the perfect present. So I guess I'm one of those people who fall in to the category of giving the lamest gifts. lol For Christmas, I got my man a new braille watch, a cane, boxers and a multi-tool swiss army thing. And for his b/day, which was a couple of weeks ago, I got him a joystick for his computer games, a chess board, and 2 sets of braille cards. lol I don't know if he thought they were lame but it would kind of hurt if he did because I put a lot of thought and care into shopping for him.

Michelle

Post 5 by Milo Theory (Zone BBS Addict) on Thursday, 24-Jan-2008 12:44:41

Agreed, Michelle.

Post 6 by PrincessCarlie (Account disabled) on Monday, 28-Jan-2008 8:06:49

I agree, but, as I said, I don't class his gift of a picture of himself lame, I actually thought it kind of cute and sweet... I just thought, at the time, that it was a little weird. But hey, it is cool, as you say, it is the thought that counts.

Post 7 by data (Cheese flows through my veins!) on Friday, 22-Feb-2008 16:48:18

One of my friends in college received a box of klenex and a frying pan from the guy she was dating. He apparently wanted her to cook for him more often (never mind the fact that she lived in a dorm at the time) and he was always upset when she would start crying at movies and stuff and needed to borrow his hankerchief. Those gifts were enough to end the relationship and yes, no matter what any of you will say, in my opinion very lame gifts!You don't give someone a box of klenex for Christmas? And if you do, what does that say about your attitude towards the relationship.

Post 8 by Miss Prism (the Zone BBS remains forever my home page) on Friday, 22-Feb-2008 20:28:20

Lol Kleenex!

I think the electric blanket is a nice gift! I'd be happy to receive one. Anything that makes life more comfy is good.

I can't think of a particular lame gift, but I hate getting cards from family members who ought to know better. Nice thought I guess, and I'd never say a word to them about it, but I can't read a card! And I don't live with anyone who could read a card to me. So gifts that require sight to fully enjoy feel like a slap in the face, and I do get my feelings hurt over something like that. Shows the gift giver of such a thing was not really thinking of me. I'd feel better getting nothing.

Post 9 by Reyami (I've broken five thousand! any more awards going?) on Saturday, 23-Feb-2008 21:26:56

Hallmark does have those cards that play music when opened. those make nice gifts, if they match the right occasion. *smile8

Post 10 by Dusty (This site is so "educational") on Sunday, 24-Feb-2008 5:04:50

Oh Lord those cards are dreadful! You can usually tell which ones they are in the shop as they're quite bulky so I just put them back on the shelf without opening them. If I did, I'd want to stomp them into the ground then burn them. But I just put them back as it's safer all round hee hee.

As for the worst gift? I'm like Christina in that I don't really receive 'bad' gifts just ones where no thought had gone in: CDs that aren't my taste, random clothing, things like that. Small things make the biggest difference though.

Post 11 by Nem (I just keep on posting!) on Sunday, 24-Feb-2008 11:37:12

Wel I once gave a gift that backfired. She wanted a dog, and being the sweet man I thought I was I decided that I would get her a dog right? Well, I went to the toy department at wal mart and found one of those little dogs that are battery operated and move when you pet them, bark, and the like. Well here comes christmas and the anticipation and... If we had a dog house I reccon I'd still be in there. Here's to being thoughtful.

Post 12 by Ukulele<3 (Try me... You know you want to.) on Sunday, 24-Feb-2008 15:45:32

*laughs* Nem! That is hillarious! Did you really do that or are you joking? hehehehehe Wow... I think that is really sweet. But maybe as a funny "I was thinking of you when I bought this." kind of. haha But not as a main gift. lol Nem!

Post 13 by Blondie McConfusion (Blah Blah Blah) on Monday, 25-Feb-2008 13:02:54

awww i think what nem did was cute.

Post 14 by silly widdle dwagonish thingy (i'm stuck !) on Monday, 25-Feb-2008 14:47:57

well some posts i agree with, basically what happened to "its the thought that counts"?and the money is a factor too sometimes. if you really love eac other ..well i think most people can finish that sentence for themsel :)
oh yeah, this comes from someone that has never had anyone ever before, just fake crap online so i maybe clueless

Post 15 by shea (number one pulse checking chicky) on Monday, 25-Feb-2008 16:13:38

Fuck off peepy, it was not the least bit cute. he had me thinking it was a real dog all along. i was like should i go buy food or what? he's like no it comes with it . i'm like wow. hehehehe, ass!

Post 16 by kiayaj! (You're favorite rebel!) on Monday, 25-Feb-2008 17:53:38

lol lol lol shea! lol

Post 17 by midnight sun (you can't catch me, i'm the palobread man) on Monday, 25-Feb-2008 18:02:08

ok it's the thought that counts, i totally agree, but what is exactly your thought while you're buying toilet paper for your girlfriend for christmas? lol not me, happened to my sister years ago.

Post 18 by silly widdle dwagonish thingy (i'm stuck !) on Tuesday, 26-Feb-2008 0:08:24

she was out???or um..ok probably not; i also meant, use common sense too if that is made anymore?

Post 19 by Marissapc2010 (Zone BBS is my Life) on Saturday, 08-Mar-2008 5:26:02

Ok, some of you are right. there is some pretty dumb gifts out there, I mean, anyone that is smart enough to no what dating is should no better than to get their girlfriend toilet paper for christmas, but if your partner doesn't have much money, than maybe a browney or a picture is the best they could do, you no? Lets not be completely ungreatful, it is the thought that counts when it is a gift that is actually ment to be sweet and not rude.

Post 20 by King Reeses (King of all Peanut Butter) on Thursday, 13-Mar-2008 7:46:21

Ok I left a couple things out of my first post. Well my gf at the time actually didn't get me anything originally the brownie was for her. See what happened was she had went and got all of her friends really good gifts but she didn't bother to get me anything originally so that's why I complained about the brownie.

Post 21 by Thunderstorm (HotIndian!) on Thursday, 13-Mar-2008 8:41:05

*raaj sings, I've never get any gift so far....

Post 22 by Damia (I'm oppinionated deal with it.) on Thursday, 13-Mar-2008 15:55:50

I would have to say all the things I have gotten from partners were very thoughtfull.. There is the acception of the one thing that is like a horable story, but I'm too nice to publicly imbarrice the person so if youw ant to know ask me about it off the board, it will make you smile I'm sure. Got to love lyers.

Post 23 by rebelwoman (Account disabled) on Friday, 19-Nov-2010 13:21:06

A tin man made out of all his empty Budlight cans and put together with elmers glue. lol, I still have it though. It didn't piss me off or anything, just made me go "Oh wow."

Post 24 by SunshineAndRain (I'm happily married, a mom of two and a fulltime college student.) on Friday, 19-Nov-2010 16:04:50

Some dude that I kinda liked way back in high school sent me a 6-page letter of all the stuff he wanted to do to me and a pinwheel and some hard candy. Lol.

Post 25 by squidwardqtentacles (I just keep on posting!) on Friday, 19-Nov-2010 16:40:29

I'd love an electric blanket! Many times as our landlord has brought over the plumber and even switched us from oil to gas heat, we still have problems with the heat in winter & are probably going to look for another apartment.

This is cruel, but here is my list of lame gifts, and it isn't Christmas or even birthday, but wedding & for my then newborn daughter:

A deep fat fryer as a wedding gift. I have never cooked or wanted to learn to cook with one, but the husband loves it. What makes it lame is the sender didn't even have the courtesy to write a card in a language I could understand, English or French...trust me these folks speak both they just don't want to be bothered with me...but in Arabic, making it obvious it was only for Mr. Sponge.

Pierced earrings for my daughter. Does no one, when they permanently settle somewhere else, have the curiosity to ask, "Hey what's an acceptable gift for a newborn here?" Instead they ASSume I won't mind their standard gift, which is pierced earrings. I didn't settle there they settled here, I personally prefer to wait until a girl is old enough to ask for earrings, making her responsible for the care and changing of the earrings when 4-6 weeks pass. Also some individuals develop metal allergies or form a type of scar tissue called 'keloids', where the earrings must be removed, so it may be a complete waste of money.

One gift that wasn't lame but didn't work was an electric bottle warmer. When formula leaked it smelled as if I had a wet dog in my kitchen, so it had to go.

Post 26 by rebelwoman (Account disabled) on Friday, 19-Nov-2010 18:07:30

lol, that's funny. Deep frier. I'd like that actually. :)

Post 27 by Elenhiia (Feather'rr'rr'rr'rr'rr'rr'rr'rr'rr'rr for president!) on Monday, 22-Nov-2010 17:31:57

My stepmother's family also does that sort of thing to my father, leaving him out of everything, making him do everything for them even though he's in so much pain he had to have a pump full of pain meds installed and that keeps him just below a level where he'd need to be hospitalized. Yet these people don't care at all, and neither does his wife. He's a submissive who thinks people are being nice when they are actually being cruel, but I digress.
My first bf gave me a silly string and bead bracelet. He didn't even think about it.
People may think this is odd, but my second bf sent me a corded phone and all three Lord of the Rings soundtracks. people thought it was odd, but I was looking for a good phone to post music through before I could upload files to My Telespace, so he was thinking of me. and he knows how much I love movie scores. lol

Post 28 by squidwardqtentacles (I just keep on posting!) on Monday, 22-Nov-2010 20:15:52

Sorry to hear about your father, Feathery. Next time you have contact with your stepmother & her family, feel free to give 'em the one finger salute for me, too. Believe me, if I ever leave this cesspool I am going to give some of these folks the middle finger, or their version of it, which is to show 'em the sole of my foot.

Post 29 by Elenhiia (Feather'rr'rr'rr'rr'rr'rr'rr'rr'rr'rr for president!) on Monday, 22-Nov-2010 22:19:24

lol sponge, agreed. people are shitty.

Post 30 by CrystalSapphire (Uzuri uongo ndani) on Tuesday, 23-Nov-2010 9:29:26

It is the thought that counts, but knowing that your alergic to a fake jelry then goes and gets it for you...? fucking lame...

Post 31 by LeoGuardian (You mean there is something outside of this room with my computer in it?) on Tuesday, 23-Nov-2010 17:29:20

And the thoughtlessness of people giving you something in a language you can't read, when they knew well enough to put it in a language you both could read? If it is the thought that counts, judge the thought in this case. Two and two make four, but that means you take two away from four you get two.

Post 32 by Miss Gorgeous (I'm going for the prolific poster awards!) on Thursday, 25-Nov-2010 1:47:00

Lamest gift ever. The person never gave me anything for Christmas, our aniversary or my birthday. Not even a greeting card or a letter. The worst part is yet to come, he can't even remember our aniversary. I don't know what I was thinking when I went out with this person. I must have been really clueless at that time. Laugh out loud.

Post 33 by Lisa's Girl forever (Help me, I'm stuck to my chair!) on Thursday, 16-Dec-2010 6:56:14

once i got trail mix. for christmas. andonce i got a pome from a ex too. for my birthday. and some copyed music. i still have smile.

Post 34 by tear drop (No longer looking for a prince, merely a pauper with potential!!!!!) on Friday, 17-Dec-2010 23:52:20

hmm, the most lame gift? It was a frying pan, he said, "Now you can make chicken the way my mon does!"

Post 35 by Elenhiia (Feather'rr'rr'rr'rr'rr'rr'rr'rr'rr'rr for president!) on Friday, 24-Dec-2010 21:35:51

I would have chased him out of the kitchen with it. lol damn

Post 36 by CrystalSapphire (Uzuri uongo ndani) on Thursday, 06-Jan-2011 13:00:42

Me too iyana. lol

Post 37 by starfly (99956) on Thursday, 06-Jan-2011 16:36:32

lol, I am supprized he lived through the whole ordeal!

Post 38 by The Great Rabbit (Queen of random) on Thursday, 06-Jan-2011 18:32:56

Normally I'd agree with it being the thought that counts, but this was lame even if it sort of made me laugh in a weird way. I let this guy borrow a movie from me and I'd been waiting to get it back and on Christmas he wrapped the movie and gave it to me like he bought it or something. And it wasn't rewound. LOL