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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Ugh, don’t get this gift! This is a long list of stuff I wouldn’t want. You don’t need to get a gift here. Write a nice card.

If you absolutely must, go the “consumable” route. Wine, chocolates, a plant even. Anything she doesn’t have to keep just because you gave it to her.

I mean, a framed print? You gift people are monsters! What does she have to do, hang it forever or break up with him?[/quote]

I suggested a framed print of campus with the cavest *if she loved the school. Why do you take such affront to this?

Also,  so many would find your suggestions duds. Guess what. Not everyone is like you. She may hate chocolate or not drink. Or be an alcoholic-- so, turn in your gift police badge. I know my grad would love a print of her campus, and she doesn't drink.
The assumption that there are right and wrong answers hereis silly and the outrage ludicrous.  Can't we all just make suggestions and let OP decide? That's all that she asked.
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No one would want a framed print of the campus.  Bit bizarre.[/quote]

You wouldn't which is fine. But others would which is also fine. No need to respond at all, since your extreme statement was already disproved in PP's earlier response. Why, is it so hard to just let people offer suggestions?[/quote]

How many 18 year old girls do you know that would want that?[/quote]

She is probably 22 because it is a college graduation.  There is a big difference between the taste of a HS grad and a college grad.[/quote]

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