Could anyone hazard a guess as to the percentage of Jewish readers on GoComics? In the world-wide population we only account for 0.5%… I suspect that on GoComics we’re actually in the majority…
My child often gives me condolence cards for my birthday. Or anything at all. She writes in the expected words, and it was me who started the tradition. We were given a bag of unused cards by someone, and decided to save a lot of money and have more left over for the actual gifts. It’s really a lot of fun. I gave a 35+ year old man a happy two year old birthday card last year. Easter cards might be used for Christmas. One given at the correct time is considered bad form in our family.
StephenRice almost 4 years ago
Should a Bat Mitzvah anyway. (I assume the guy’s Bar Mitzvah was some time ago.)
Ratkin Premium Member almost 4 years ago
A card doesn’t count as a gift no matter what.
PICTO almost 4 years ago
What’s her problem…he thought enough of her to try and con her…
pschearer Premium Member almost 4 years ago
So “It’s the thought that counts” isn’t true?!
The Reader Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Not even if I HANDED it to you?
Nyckname almost 4 years ago
I used to send Xmas cards without signing them, and a note inserted saying that it was so they could be reused the following year.
cdnalor almost 4 years ago
“Today, she is a man.”
A Common 'tator almost 4 years ago
Could anyone hazard a guess as to the percentage of Jewish readers on GoComics? In the world-wide population we only account for 0.5%… I suspect that on GoComics we’re actually in the majority…
Gameguy49 Premium Member almost 4 years ago
When the card rack has been assaulted and picked clean you have to take whatever you can find. Happy “Edison’s Day”!
garcoa almost 4 years ago
Have another glass of wine, dear.
mistercatworks almost 4 years ago
(Curse that rabbi’s cheap advice.) :)
Lablubber almost 4 years ago
Just ain’t kosher.
Moonkey Premium Member almost 4 years ago
My child often gives me condolence cards for my birthday. Or anything at all. She writes in the expected words, and it was me who started the tradition. We were given a bag of unused cards by someone, and decided to save a lot of money and have more left over for the actual gifts. It’s really a lot of fun. I gave a 35+ year old man a happy two year old birthday card last year. Easter cards might be used for Christmas. One given at the correct time is considered bad form in our family.
WCraft Premium Member almost 4 years ago
But you’ve got wine and chocolates – forget the card!