By Anonymous - 09/11/2013 22:30 - New Zealand - Hamilton
Same thing different taste
The blame game
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Not worth my time
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Happy birthday anyway!
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It's still a bop! It slaps!
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Are you 40 years old and still living at home?
The first and last time he'll remember sweetie. :)
I'm sorry for you OP, you don't deserve that.
Tell dad to go to the concert and that you'll just celebrate your birthday (with him) the following week. I'd say go with him but you may not share the same taste in music as your parent. I certainly don't. Sucks when events coincide. I have tickets to see the Eagles and hate that it falls on Black Friday.
I'm embarrassed to say how much I paid for these ******* over priced tickets. And yes, it's only to hear hotel California. :P
A real dad will always care for his daughter's birthday.
To be fair, based on your location, I'm going to hazard a guess that he may be missing out on Rapture (Eminem for the first time in New Zealand, Kendrick Lamar and J. Cole), in which case I understand his pain. If I had the ability to go, but couldn't, for whatever reason, I'd be pretty annoyed to. FYL though.
go with him best of both worlds
what if op isn't invited?
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Just ask him to take you with him! Might be the first birthday present you get from him.
At least he's acknowledging it? Although it'd be better to ignore it than complain about it in my opinion