Ell1e wrote:EM – re your mum being a damn Indian giver, screw that. You can tell her there’s a presumption under English common law that any property given by a parent to a child is a gift & is legally (not just ethically) the child’s, regardless of who paid for it. Err..it’s prolly a bit late for that now but it’s the principal damnit. So very uncool & assholery![]()
Nothing's ever too late. I shall get some paper, a calligraphy pen, and quote this; beautifully framed, as this year's crimble present. I'm sure she'll love it and put it in the loo (in pride of place).

And before anyone says anything, no it isn't a 'grudge'. It's giving a gift that's the gift of knowledge. If it were a grudge I wouldn't colour co-ordinate it to, ofc, 'fit in with existing decor', and I am not that mean!

Lol Indian Giver. She did it last crimble. so it's no different now. She realised I hadn't used the toiletry set she'd got me the crimble before. It was still all in it's box with bow. It was her favourite make. She got very incensed. Said I was ungrateful. Took it back to use it herself. I didn't realise there was a time limit. Plus I kind of use the brands I always use. Was saving it for 'emergency supplies'. I could've re-gifted it if I was truly ungrateful! Oh well, it's gone to a better place now. Once the dust had been wiped off it ("dust dust dust, there's DUST on this box!!! were you born in a barn?!!"). It was crimble. Was I being asked if I was Jesus?


Looooooooool. Hilarious.
And yes, that ELO song rocks. It really cheers you up!
