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[quote=Anonymous][quote]Dear God people just send a thank you note for receiving a gift. To defend not sending a note is ridiculous. I've been to multiple 3 year old parties this year where gifts were not opened at the party. I also did not receive a thank you note. No, I was not waiting for one but would it have killed the mom or dad to acknowledge the gift we gave? I've also sent some expensive wedding gifts via mail and have not received a note. Did they get it? Did it get lost? I have no idea. Just be polite and stop justifiying your rude behaviour because your too lazy to be grateful. Dear God, people, just get over your obsession with receiving a thank you note. To defend your righteousness at not receiving a note is both ingracious and ridiculous. I've been to multiple 3 yr old parties where gifts were not opened at the party. I also did not receive a thank you note. No, I was not waiting for one, especially when my gift and presence were acknowledged when they they thanked me for coming to the party and planning such a nice time for me and my family. I've also sent some expensive wedding gifts via email and have not received a note. This, of course, is very different than a three year old's party and certainly seems negligent to me. That said, because I am polite, I would make certain that the gift was received and give the newlywed the benefit of the doubt, as that is what truly gracious people do. Just be polite and stop justifying your rude and selfishness because you are too self centered to appreciate a verbal thank you from a three year old at her party and would rather keep score using your definition of what is polite rather than appreciate the honor of being around to celebrate life events with those you love. Got that, folks?[/quote] +100[/quote]
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