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So I go to a birthday party yesterday...

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and I am reading the cards the birthday boy got and my girlfriend and I bust out laughing simultaneously when we look at the below card. What made it so funny is the people that offered this card up are really well off. I know it is the thought that counts and I don't think any more or any less of them but this card was downright funny:

 

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Happen to me once, was in a hurry for a birthday party, accidently picked up a happy aniversry card. Opps.

When you care to send the very best...but don't. :cool:

They're well off for a reason.

The real question is, how much cash was in the card?

Maybe they were thinking about Earth Day, and just wanted to do their part to recycle?

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The real question is, how much cash was in the card?

 

Not near enough to justify that card!

That's a whole new twist on re-gifting.

Now all the birthday boy has to do is cross out "Happy Birthday" and circle the original "Thank You" and send it back to them! It's the gift that keeps on giving!

I wish a hole would open up and swallow the entire greeting card industry. Biggest waste of money and time ever.

A friend of mine sends off cards for every occasion....If it's your birthday, you might get a bah mitzvah card, XMas? Maybe a sympathy....etc....it has become his thing.

In all seriousness did they mention it as being a joke at any point?

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