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gmku 10.12.2006 02:40 PM

it's my son's birthday
 
Saturday, Oct. 14

He'll be 19.

It's been a loonnng 19 years. So be nice. To me.

k-krack 10.12.2006 02:51 PM

Two days away, pops!

DemonBox 10.12.2006 03:10 PM

What will you give him as a birthday present?

gmku 10.12.2006 03:14 PM

I don't know. Any ideas? Seriously, the kid, bless him, asks for hardly anything. He has an iPod. Doesn't want a stereo, or even speakers for his iPod. Has pretty much the game systems he wants. There's a new game out next month he wants, but nothing right now. Doesn't really buy music. Not too into clothes.

Seriously, if you have ideas--let me know.

Everyneurotic 10.12.2006 03:37 PM

happy birthday, gmku jr.

static-harmony 10.12.2006 03:40 PM

Give him some books, or if he is into arts some pencils paint or something along those lines, a sketchbook.

gmku 10.12.2006 03:49 PM

Books, nice idea. Thanks. Although he's pretty busy with all his college readin' and writin'... But the right "fun" kind of books...

k-krack 10.12.2006 03:53 PM

Colouring books are the funnest I can think of.

DemonBox 10.12.2006 03:54 PM

I was thinking about books too. A great gift, If it's a good book, of course. Maybe something by Jens Bjørneboe, I think you can find a few of his books translated into english. Or something bye Haruki Murakami! He is a fantastic writer!

Best of luck finding him a present.

LittlePuppetBoy 10.12.2006 04:03 PM

Damn! Your son is older than I am.

My little brother's birthday was just two days ago, so there's birthday spirit in my home (still have to give him his present).

Anyways, happy birthday to your son.

gmku 10.12.2006 04:11 PM

My son's so old he could almost be your pappy!

!@#$%! 10.12.2006 04:11 PM

happy birthday to the fruit of your loins

so, hm, he's nod a record-holic like you. he's not crazy about much. so...

A CAR!
and a glove compartment full of condoms to go with it. :D

ha ha. i don't know. but just don't get him a motorcycle. that shit is the #1 maker of organ donors.

another possibility-- a plane ticket to europe or india for the summer. oh the fun! considering how towards the end of his college years he'll be busy with internships and summer jobs and all manner of crap.

if you don't have the funds for such a purchase-- fine! get him a membership with STA and this book:


 


yesss! it's now or never...

gmku 10.12.2006 04:13 PM

Actually he has a car. That we pay for.

And I think they give away condoms in his school's health office.

Maybe he has too much. Maybe the best gift we could give him this year would be take things away from him. Yeah, that's the ticket! Deprivation!

!@#$%! 10.12.2006 04:15 PM

oh, he's a middle-class spoiled brat?

a summer of dishwashing in a thai fish market should cure him.

years from now, he'll be eternally grateful for the lessons.

static-harmony 10.12.2006 04:17 PM

I just bought my car two months ago, and I'm 21 lucky him, but if he is too busy with school, give him a few tickets for him and his friends to go to an amusement park or so.

gmku 10.12.2006 04:18 PM

Yeah, spoiled rotten. Although not as bad as kids from Chicago that come here for school...

gmku 10.12.2006 04:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by static-harmony
I just bought my car two months ago, and I'm 21 lucky him, but if he is too busy with school, give him a few tickets for him and his friends to go to an amusement park or so.


Cool idea, actually. Tickets of some kind. Not sure he'd go for the amusement park thing, but maybe movie theatre tickets... or something.

static-harmony 10.12.2006 04:20 PM

Yeah, if he is a film movie-goer person get him tickets for movies or whatever he likes or tickets for his favorite band.

!@#$%! 10.12.2006 04:22 PM

cut him off for the summer. will be forced to work.

give him this book for the ride:

 


the sooner you can dispel the delusions that life owes something to him due the the mere fact that he exists, the better he will be in the future.

but anyway. i should get going. have work to do.

gmku 10.12.2006 04:24 PM

I could sign him up for an infantry position in the U.S. Marine Corps. Make a man out of him.


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