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Worst Christmas gifts

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  • Posts: 8,219 Member
    I got a cocoa set this year...which wouldn't be so bad if I didn't get one last year...and the year before...and I just keep giving them away because how many cocoa mugs can I possibly need...
  • Posts: 9,883 Member
    lustymads wrote: »
    My husband gave me a great, thoughtful gift - packaged in a TERRIBLE way.
    It was a gorgeous pair of crystal elephant-shaped earrings.
    Hidden in a wrapped Killian's box full of empty beer bottles.
    He does this every year :D he has the weirdest sense of humor.

    BAHAHAHA
    I love this!
  • Posts: 1,624 Member
    Years ago I got a mad lib book with all the words filled in and people I worked withed names filled in and it was hilarious....it was typed so I have no real clue who it was from but they were spot on....a few peeps were pissed about their names in there but I loved it....guess that wasn't a bad gift per say but most interesting/silly one😄
  • Posts: 1,624 Member
    I once got a giant Hershey's kiss. That wouldn't be so bad but the guy I was dating at the time had asked me to wrap three kisses so he could give them to the women in his lab. He gave them to the three women he was dating instead. I wrapped my own crappy gift and wrapped the gifts for his side chicks or maybe I was the side chick. Hmmm.

    Wow! He sounds like ...well it looks like a Hershey kiss...but soooo isnt🤐💩lol. Hugs and good riddance!😏
  • Posts: 20 Member
    I mostly got great gifts this year though I forced my husband to get exactly what I wanted. My sister bought me a necklace this year with a heart and fake diamond pendant. The necklace itself was so small and cheap it had to to be for kids...or from the gumball machine. I wore it while I was at her house and hoped my neck didn't turn green. The thought was nice but the necklace was not.
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    My ex husband got me a bottle of my favorite Chanel perfume. But...the sprayer nozzle was missing so there was no way to get the perfume out. Turns out he bought it on ebay and it specifically stated the nozzle was missing. Threw it in the trash.
  • Posts: 10,740 Member
    My worst ever was when I was 10 years old. To be fair, I looked like a grown woman at 5'4" with permed bleached hair and was obsessed with Cyndi Lauper & Duran Duran. But I was ten...I still played with bears and dolls on the down low. My grandmother gave my younger cousins (ages 8 and 9) really elaborate doll beds and blankets, and she gave me black leather driving gloves. It hurt my feelings at the time, but by the time I was in my teens I found it hilarious.

    Worst white elephant item was a Precious Moments figurine. Fortunately, older ladies in my office wanted it so I was happy to trade for a movie gift card.
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    This giant 2 lb gummy bear
  • Posts: 33,711 Member
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    This giant 2 lb gummy bear

    I'm sorry, how is that bad?
  • Posts: 16 Member
    I'll send my socks for the gummy bear...
  • Posts: 1,508 Member
    cee134 wrote: »

    I'm sorry, how is that bad?

    Guessing because it’s not keto friendly? ;)
  • Posts: 33,711 Member

    Guessing because it’s not keto friendly? ;)

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  • Posts: 3,655 Member
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    This giant 2 lb gummy bear

    No. No. No. If it was sugarfree........ then it would be bad.
  • Posts: 3,655 Member
    Python Poop, in a bottle, with a red ribbon.
    I gave that present to my stepfather, who wasn't my stepfather for very long.
    Actually my science teacher in junior high was selling those. So I thought that was the perfect $hitty present for him. :)
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    kace_kay wrote: »

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    Insert evil laugh right here. :laugh: Ouch that hurts the rear. :s
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  • Posts: 4,366 Member
    That gummy bear triggered a memory of an interesting and fun gift at an office party. One of our jokester co-workers brought in wrapped box with holes in it, like when you buy a rodent in the pet store.

    Inside was a life size black gummy rat - yes, a rat.

    Well, said rat would randomly appear in people's desk drawers, briefcases, sent via inter-office mail, etc. He got some serious mileage for about two years until he dried up and his tail fell off.
  • Posts: 10,740 Member
    klkarlen wrote: »
    That gummy bear triggered a memory of an interesting and fun gift at an office party. One of our jokester co-workers brought in wrapped box with holes in it, like when you buy a rodent in the pet store.

    Inside was a life size black gummy rat - yes, a rat.

    Well, said rat would randomly appear in people's desk drawers, briefcases, sent via inter-office mail, etc. He got some serious mileage for about two years until he dried up and his tail fell off.

    https://youtu.be/T4r91mc8pbo
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    No. No. No. If it was sugarfree........ then it would be bad.

    LMAO! I still laugh about those Amazon reviews. Even if some were made up still hilarious.
  • Posts: 9,480 Member
    klkarlen wrote: »
    That gummy bear triggered a memory of an interesting and fun gift at an office party. One of our jokester co-workers brought in wrapped box with holes in it, like when you buy a rodent in the pet store.

    Inside was a life size black gummy rat - yes, a rat.

    Well, said rat would randomly appear in people's desk drawers, briefcases, sent via inter-office mail, etc. He got some serious mileage for about two years until he dried up and his tail fell off.

    My coworker would love that since she got a holiday rat for Christmas (what she called her new live rodent).
  • Posts: 3,655 Member
    kace_kay wrote: »

    An hour later
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    "You ok in there?"

    Butt seriously folks. :laugh:
  • Posts: 3,655 Member
    klkarlen wrote: »
    That gummy bear triggered a memory of an interesting and fun gift at an office party. One of our jokester co-workers brought in wrapped box with holes in it, like when you buy a rodent in the pet store.

    Inside was a life size black gummy rat - yes, a rat.

    Well, said rat would randomly appear in people's desk drawers, briefcases, sent via inter-office mail, etc. He got some serious mileage for about two years until he dried up and his tail fell off.

    :laugh:
    I think I've brought one of those before.
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