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Today, I told my parents that all I wanted for my 18th birthday was to go to a restaurant in NYC for a nice dinner. My parents said no, because it would cost too much money. I came home to see my parents had bought a huge TV for $800. We already have 3 televisions. FML

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That's bull shit. Throw lasagna at them.

I'm gonna say FYL because I live in NJ and while it's hard to get to NY just for dinner, for a birthday that's a reasonable gift, so to say that's too expensive and then buy a brand new tv, that's just rude.

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Atleast going to the restaurant would be doing something other than sitting on their lazy butts

to # 118 (Who cares if they got it for themselves? It's their money to do what they want with. It's selfish to expect presents when your parents pay for your home and food on a daily basis. Besides, OP doesn't even live in New York and a trip to NYC is expensive and time consuming.) You are SO stupid she lives in New Jersey its not that frickin far! And it's not selfish to expect presents what she wants might be expensive, but if u havent noticed, it says its her 18th bday

Become rich through your own talents & smart & then send them a crappy card for their birthdays that read 'Have a Happy Groundhog Day'

ThisRandomChild 0

Maybe it was a birthday present? Still, f y l

Maybe da TV was your bd gift lol

Smash that shit

BaileySt4 5

Gasp! geez your parents are so cheap! I can't believe they only got u a plasma screen tv for your birthday!

I don't think that the plasma screen was for the OP's birthday, I think it was for the household.

Take the TV to your room and watch DVD's and everything you wanna watch :D Tell them that you thought they bought iffor your B-Day (:

hobbes7211 4

Oh the irony