Reply With QuoteOr, if the "loved one" in question was actually not much loved, both!Originally Posted by A Robot Bit Me
This Mishima kills fascists
Say what? But you get three flavors in each decorative popcorn tin:
After consumption, there's still plenty of life left in that empty tin. It can be used as a makeshift latrine, or perhaps as an urn to hold the ashes of a deceased loved one. Plus, some of them are quite ornate!
- Caramel
- Cheese?
- Yellow
Ooo, tranquil. It's like I'm eating cheese? flavored popcorn in the Adirondack! :
A nice one for latrine use:
You're welcome! :
One last note -- many of even the most learned theological scholars carry misconceptions about the origins of the DPT. Contrary to popular belief, the three flavors of popcorn do not represent Danny, Joey, and Jessie, the Three Fathers of the House of Tanner. No, the conception of the tin goes back much farther...all the way back to the manger scene! Caramel, Cheese?, and Yellow actually symbolize, frankincense, myrrh, and gold, the gifts given by the three wisemen to Christ on the day of His birth. Quite humbling, really.
formerly The Gas, LordPerrin
Or, if the "loved one" in question was actually not much loved, both!
Say what? But you get three flavors in each decorative popcorn tin:After consumption, there's still plenty of life left in that empty tin. It can be used as a makeshift latrine, or perhaps as an urn to hold the ashes of a deceased loved one. Plus, some of them are quite ornate!
- Caramel
- Cheese?
- Yellow
Ooo, tranquil. It's like I'm eating cheese? flavored popcorn in the Adirondack! :
A nice one for latrine use:
You're welcome! :
One last note -- many of even the most learned theological scholars carry misconceptions about the origins of the DPT. Contrary to popular belief, the three flavors of popcorn do not represent Danny, Joey, and Jessie, the Three Fathers of the House of Tanner. No, the conception of the tin goes back much farther...all the way back to the manger scene! Caramel, Cheese?, and Yellow actually symbolize, frankincense, myrrh, and gold, the gifts given by the three wisemen to Christ on the day of His birth. Quite humbling, really.Doesn't get much better than this.
a state of peace
At one place I worked at we would stack them up and make a fort around the fruitcake gifts. Peppermint bark = love. Fruitcake =/= love.
Die Buster
Well, I'm pretty rock bottom broke right now. And I can't even get a brake as it seems my parents are as well and need to "borrow" (Take and not give back) most of my next check. So unless I get magic money in the next month, there will be no Christmas.
Most of the time though, I give gift cards to a restaurant that I know that person likes.
Hey-oh!
Yeah I've done this in the past, I'll just get a gift card to the local steakhouse for my dad and stepmom so they can get a night out and not deal with my stepsiblings bitching about not liking any of the food. Doesn't work anymore since I don't live at home and can't do the free babysitting for a night deal.
That, and steakhouses are expensive.
I usually by my mom and sister theme based presents. Like 2 X-Mas's ago I bought my mom a gift pack from bath and body, an aromatherapy candle, and one of those scented neck warmers. My sister was a gift pack from Bath and Body, a bottle of perfume, and a candle.
I have no idea about this year.
I can do all things through Christ, who strengthens me.
Was the theme that the women in your family smell?
Cute and spicy.
I think I'm going to get my mom this for Xmas:
touche'.
No it was relaxation ... all the gift packs were meant for relaxation.
I can do all things through Christ, who strengthens me.
Posting Permissions
Bookmarks