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BbyDelight Canada

Today, it was my mom's birthday. I decided to get her a Willow Tree statue of a woman fairy holding a heart. After dinner, I presented my gift. My mother asked me how much it was. I replied, $30. She threw me a dirty look, shoved the present in my direction, and told me to return it. FML

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robinhoood 0

What a bitch shoulda threw it at her. You didn't HAVE to get her shit.

You should never ask how much a present costs; and if you are asked you should never say. It's just impolite. I feel sorry that your mother is so rude.

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This is so sad! Despite rough economic times it was a thoughtful, sentimental gift! Ow :(

wow my mom would do the exact same thing if i got her that. like what the ****? i mean if she's into to faeries thats one thing, but i don't get it when people give you useless crap for presents. its just going to take up space on my desk, and i can't even use it! hell my mom would prob just say thanks and return it herself.

Sounds like a beautiful statue. Sounds like a bitch mom. #13 WTF gonna kick someone when they are down????

Should have returned it and purchased a bouquet of rattlesnakes instead.

animalfreak4ever 0

rattlers are cute though ;D fyl op:(

You should tell your mom to stick it where the sun doesnt shine if she doesnt like it and tell her that she can forget about getting a present for mothers day aswell!

bosoxrule55 0

ditto with #2

Holy shit, your mom is a bitch. Return it and wrap up some dog shit for her.

You don't ask how much a gift costs... :S And, when asked, you don't answer, no matter who it is. Still, FYL. It sounds like a cute little thing.

Never buy her another present again.

How rude! Like others have said, you don't ask how much a gift costs and its the thought that counts anyway.