Return to sender
Today, my watch broke so I casually mentioned to my dad that I needed a new one. A little while later he hands me this really nice watch. He says, "Here, this one's been lying around for a while." It was the watch I gave him for Father's Day. FML
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xXPeachRoseXx 0
Aww, I can relate. I got my father a tie. About two months later, I saw the tie in the "Dirty Rags pile." He had been using it to wash the floor and didn't even remember it was the one I gave him for father's day.
Chaith 16
Don't feel too bad, of course it was a nice gift to you. You bought it. A lot of guys, me included are very picky with watch styles.
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sneakersneaker 0
People still wear watches? Darn... I just use my cell. =)
Neenertastic 0
what time is it? time for a classic re-gift. my mom does the same thing with perfumes and lotions I give her as gifts...they're all stashed under the sink in the guest bathroom. stick to cards from now on!
MonkeySpeaks 4
If it makes you feel better I got my mom a bunch of her favorite shows on DVD. Everybody loves Raymond, Sopranos, etc. I went back a year later... everything was still in celophane. I dropped a lot for thema nd shes like yea, I keep meaning to return them lol. THANKS... parents are just like that sometimes. With them its always the thought that matters. Now I just get mom flowers cause she can't return those hahaha
MrJentipede 2
My dad re-gifts everything he gets, very often do I get back on Christmas things I've given him on previous occasions. I don't put any effort or money into getting him nice things anymore.
JackTheRipper_fml 0
should've bought him a rolex dumb ass
Dasmi3 0
that not a fail that is awesome a new watch on the spot hell yes
jimmy34_fml 0
lol arnt dads great like that
lol_seriously 0
you should strap it to his face
pyro_metal 0
sucks. I never really saw father's day as a big thing though, compared to mother's day though. Was the watch expensive?
nikkireese 0
very uncool of daddy.