Well 3 out of 4 of the FAKE lists they make of what they get are bullshit.

they just say all that sh*t to make themselves look rich and cool so i dont even read Christmas list threads.

If you put them greedy kids in african enviroment in one of the slums i doubt they would last 10 minutes without crying for they're mam and dad, only get the things you need, not stuff that you wont even bother unboxing.

o_pooptash_o wrote If you put them greedy kids in african enviroment in one of the slums i doubt they would last 10 minutes without crying for they're mam and dad, only get the things you need, not stuff that you wont even bother unboxing.

i would love to do that to some of the Kids on here!

Thank you sir. I understand your view on this.

To the people arguing that it is the parents' own indiscretion that affected their children's current behavior and mannerisms, I will agree that it somewhat is; however as someone has already stated, it is the children's own responsibility to learn the importance of money and not to be self-indulgent and ignorant of the world's current events.

To state that the parents are truly 100% at fault for their children's behavior would be a false allegation. I was essentially given everything as a child, however I am 16 years old right now, and asked for no material things this Christmas and past. I find no reason to even celebrate it anymore. I won't be even spending the time with my family. Everyone needs to understand that life is not predetermined.

The other day i saw a post about a kid who asked for a laptop, and he saw his presents early, he got new games, headset, membership for xbox, and he still complained...
People are very ungrateful...

[quote="PSU"]The other day i saw a post about a kid who asked for a laptop, and he saw his presents early, he got new games, headset, membership for xbox, and he still complained...
People are very ungrateful...[/quote

I saw a post where agguy said he asked for a PS3 but got a flatscreen instead! (oh and this was just his early present)!! Terrible

yeah this doesn't apply to me because we rich I've always asked for the right amount because I've learned what is acceptable for only christmas presents

Phat wrote

cheesewaffle1 wrote yeah this doesn't apply to me because we rich I've always asked for the right amount because I've learned what is acceptable for only christmas presents

Well if your family can afford it then it's absolutely fine, its kids whos family cannot afford and then get angry when they dont get what they want.

i only asked for one thing, which is a 1 year XBL membership. I only asked for it because my parents wanted me to ask for something. Personally, I thought they would be happy not buying me anything. I would rather watch my sister enjoy opening presents, but whatevs.

Agreed.
This pis$es me off so much.