nedGAR
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That's not sad at all, going to the movies alone is the best. You can go see what you want when you want obligation free and no fear of being peer pressured into going seeing another piece of shit Adam Sandler movie.
What do you do on your birthday?
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That's not sad at all, going to the movies alone is the best. You can go see what you want when you want obligation free and no fear of being peer pressured into going seeing another piece of shit Adam Sandler movie.
czc
Thread Killer Mk VIII
That's not sad at all, going to the movies alone is the best. You can go see what you want when you want obligation free and no fear of being peer pressured into going seeing another piece of shit Adam Sandler movie.
But Blended was hilarious!
MalicE
Party time! Excellent!
That's not sad at all, going to the movies alone is the best. You can go see what you want when you want obligation free and no fear of being peer pressured into going seeing another piece of shit Adam Sandler movie.
no but he would go watch movies we all wanted to see as well
nedGAR
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I realize I've spent another year achieving nothing, then around noon the existential crisis kicks in followed closely by an anxiety attack. I then lock myself in the bathroom crying hysterically while people outside try to reason with me, I completely ignore them of course, and continue wailing like a women who lost an only child. All the crying and hyperventilating is really tiring so I fall asleep sometime after, then I wake up the next day and continue with life
nedGAR
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Ok that's a little sad I guess
mottamort
Bargain Hunter
I'm gonna steal that one!
Also do nothing. We have a family "tradition" where family friends come over for drinks/snacks whenever its someones birthday, but other than that...its another day
EDIT: I HAVE started the trend now of taking leave on my bday hehehe
Blazzok
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I see a trend here. I also like the nothing route, just some cake or a special meal from the wife perhaps.
We live so far away from all our family and friends, and the friends we made in the "new" town all moved away recently (go figure), so we don't have anyone over for snacks or anything.
We live so far away from all our family and friends, and the friends we made in the "new" town all moved away recently (go figure), so we don't have anyone over for snacks or anything.
Wenzdayz
Thread Killer Mk III
i also like doing nothing. but the fiance and i do go out for a nice quiet dinner by ourselves.
ja that's a thing here at my work as well...and then ppl have the gol to say but im on a diet(or im banting) why are you buying cake i cant have cake or my personal favourite oh i dont like salted chocolate cake you should have just bought plain chocolate...
MalicE
Party time! Excellent!
I seem to have the same problem everywhere I work
Crableg
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I wake up, we then generally do presents, everyone usually gets a gift too, not just me cause I'm generous like that, then the whole family arrives for a big lunch and we all wear tiny crown hats and pull crackers. Bony M is usually playing in the background, a lot of people around the world seem to celebrate on my birthday. If I'm lucky someone will say happy birthday without mentioning how crappy it must be to be born on Christmas.
MalicE
Party time! Excellent!
........Jesus?
Crableg
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AstroTurf
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It was all good till one of the women in admin put up a birthday list...
Same thing every year since.
"where's the cake?"
"in the fridge at home where my family can enjoy it later"...
satanboy
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One of the teams (within earshot of my desk) sings "Happy Birthday" or "Geluk liewe maaitjie" to colleagues. We sit there and cringe...imagine singing that to 40 or 50 year olds! People are such morons.