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Rouya wrote:
no no no and no lol
i feel like it all depends on what type of gift it is, who it's for/from, etc
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Date: 23-11-2022 13:07
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Arthema wrote:
ngl I wish we had more second-hand stores here 
more in numbers 
and not expensive as shit ppl try profiting off of it here because its a "trend" and not just sell sustained and second-hand stuff it's bonkers 
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Date: 23-11-2022 13:13
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kruspersille wrote:
i once gifted my best friend a whole ass working accordion for his birthday (second hand ofc) and everyone agreed that was the best gift n it cost me like 15 euros
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Date: 23-11-2022 13:17
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Arthema wrote:
kruspersille wrote:
i once gifted my best friend a whole ass working accordion for his birthday (second hand ofc) and everyone agreed that was the best gift n it cost me like 15 euros
that DOES sound like such a good gift wtf 
15???? what a deal
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Date: 23-11-2022 13:23
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kruspersille wrote:
things i feel are good, if not even better, getting second hand include childrens sports equipment including bikes and skiis cause theyll outgrow them anyway, video games (pc, xbox, playstation, swwitch etc) that dont have codes or keys making them limited to one download, video game consoles, other working electronics, books, brand name stuff which u can get for so much cheaper (including but not limited to belts, scarves, wallets, watches etc)
and anything still new with tags, which there is A LOT OF on online second hand markets

feeling like ill have to specify "if they are in good and working condition ofc" but then again thats a given isnt it, you wouldnt buy the one faulty or broken item out of the bunch at a regular shop either so why would u buy something broken faulty when ure thrifting for someone else 🤨🤨 the second hand shop i worked at was super picky abt what we sold, every electronic was manually tested and everything was washed and cleaned, broken items or things missing a piece was rejected. 
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Date: 23-11-2022 13:28
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kruspersille wrote:
not to mention great for finding specific items no longer being sold
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Date: 23-11-2022 13:31
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kruspersille wrote:
my sister got me this second hand bc not sold anymore n i love it
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Date: 23-11-2022 13:35
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Penelope wrote:
do you gift/have you gifted someone used/thrifted/second hand gifts for christmas
No.

have you received used/thrifted/second hand gifts for christmas
Yes lots of thrifted gifts from my family since we've never had a lot of money.. I don't mind at all. It's the thought that counts. As long as the item is clean and not broken. One Christmas I got a "designer" table from my aunt in white and some thrifted Sherlock Holmes items from someone else. I liked the thrifted present way more than the brand new designer table, because even though it was "used", at least it showed that the person knew me and had spend a lot of time thrifting for something that I loved. The white designer table I had to give away in the end because all my other furniture was black and it didn't fit in at all  I also got a pair of earrings one year even though I don't have holes in my ears. I guess I really don't care whether it's new or used as long as 1) it's been cleaned and isn't broken 2) it's something that shows they thought about me and didn't just buy something because they had too. 

are you opposed to gifting somone used/thrifted/second hand gifts for christmas - if yes why
Depends on the person and whether or not they themselves would take offense to it. 

are you opposed to receiving used/thrifted/second hand gifts for christmas - if yes why
Not at all. 
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Date: 23-11-2022 13:43 | Times changed: 1
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kruspersille wrote:
kruspersille wrote:
my sister got me this second hand bc not sold anymore n i love it
x

and i think the same year i got her this, also second hand, from a super sweet older lady in finland after scouring a finnish online marketplace n making arrangements for it to be sent to norway
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Date: 23-11-2022 13:44
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Rotte wrote:
kruspersille wrote:
my sister got me this second hand bc not sold anymore n i love it
Adorable! 
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Date: 23-11-2022 13:51
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Aske wrote:
no to all, but it depends on what it is? i wouldnt get someone second hand clothes for instance, maybe on a normal day but not for a birthday or for christmas, that would feel a bit off to me but im not sure i can explain why

books, cups and plates and so on would make great gifts tho, especially if it's something thats hard to get or no longer being produced
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Date: 23-11-2022 14:24
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Babel wrote:
Aske wrote:
no to all, but it depends on what it is? i wouldnt get someone second hand clothes for instance, maybe on a normal day but not for a birthday or for christmas, that would feel a bit off to me but im not sure i can explain why

books, cups and plates and so on would make great gifts tho, especially if it's something thats hard to get or no longer being produced
Second hand clothing is awkward to gift if it isn't their style or size.
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Date: 23-11-2022 15:33
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kruspersille wrote:
DeIure wrote:
Aske wrote:
no to all, but it depends on what it is? i wouldnt get someone second hand clothes for instance, maybe on a normal day but not for a birthday or for christmas, that would feel a bit off to me but im not sure i can explain why

books, cups and plates and so on would make great gifts tho, especially if it's something thats hard to get or no longer being produced
Second hand clothing is awkward to gift if it isn't their style or size.
i think clothing is awkward to gift regardless  the only redeemable thing abt being gifted new clothing is it usually comes with a byttelapp whatever that is in english (exchange voucher?? no clue)
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Date: 23-11-2022 15:54
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Babel wrote:
kruspersille wrote:
DeIure wrote:
Aske wrote:
no to all, but it depends on what it is? i wouldnt get someone second hand clothes for instance, maybe on a normal day but not for a birthday or for christmas, that would feel a bit off to me but im not sure i can explain why

books, cups and plates and so on would make great gifts tho, especially if it's something thats hard to get or no longer being produced
Second hand clothing is awkward to gift if it isn't their style or size.
i think clothing is awkward to gift regardless  the only redeemable thing abt being gifted new clothing is it usually comes with a byttelapp whatever that is in english (exchange voucher?? no clue)
That's true ! I hate getting clothes I specifically haven't wished for as well tbh. 
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Date: 23-11-2022 16:00
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lain wrote:
kruspersille wrote:
my sister got me this second hand bc not sold anymore n i love it
x

omg
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Date: 23-11-2022 16:02
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