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My mom still gets flowers for my dad
They sell Father's Day bouquets at the grocery store by my house. It's not too uncommon.
Ummm I do believe even a "guy" can appreciate the beauty of flowers. And it's her dad not yours. What do you care if it's too feminine of a gift?
How could she deserve this? I mean if you have a little bit of common sense people, how could she would know that her co-workers dad was dead? Plus the way her co-worker said it was just asking for OP to say her responses.
44, it's not a YDI because she didn't know her co-worker's father was dead. It's a YDI because she laughed at a co-worker gift to her parent, which is rude.
your an ass
*you're. Sorry. It was killing me.
If you say 45's comment really fast it sounds like "your anus"
How am I an ass? I'm simply making the world's grammar better one correction at a time.
You're the type who gets their dad a power tool every single year, aren't ya.
Personally, if I were a father, I'd love a power tool every year.
More like the type that gives a "coupon" every year for a "lazy" day.
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Maybe that'll teach you to be so judgmental
You couldn't have possibly known about her dead father, but you still should have been more sensitive about her gift choice. No need to be rude about it.