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Does "no presents" really mean that?
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July 5th 03, 05:12 AM
==Daye==
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Does "no presents" really mean that?
On Fri, 4 Jul 2003 12:49:39 EDT,
(Hillary
Israeli) wrote:
because it implies that had that
specification NOT been on the invitation, the guest would in fact have
been obligated to bring a gift; also it is considered rude because if a
guest feels like bringing a gift, the host should not take that joyful
expression of kindness away from the guest.
I don't know what world Miss Manners lives in, but in my world,
if you are invited to a birthday party and you don't bring a
gift, then you are considered rude. How dare you come to the
party without a gift???
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