Christmas Shopping For That Vague Someone

Posted on December 10th, 2010 in Daily Musings

Me: If I buy him socks, will that be weird?

JK: Um, I don’t think so.

Me: I mean, I don’t want his wife getting mad. I just don’t know much about him.

JK: Okay. What do you know?

Me: Four things. 1. He wears funky socks. 2. He has three kids. 3. He walks fast. 4. He brings his lunch and eats it out of Tupperware.

JK: Okay then get him socks. Just nothing too overboard.  You don’t want to make him uncomfortable.

Me: YOU’RE RIGHT! Nothing overboard. Like, just keep it to argyle.

JK: No, I meant quantity. Like, don’t get him 50 pairs of socks because you like him so much.

Me: OH. I thought you meant style.

JK: There aren’t many sock styles that could give the wrong impression.

Me: YOU NEVER KNOW. There have to be socks filled with condoms somewhere.

JK: Perhaps you should go with the Tupperware idea.

Me: Yeah.

JK: No, I’m kidding. Come on. Socks are good because you can say “I always notice your cool socks” so it won’t be out of nowhere.

Me: Right.

JK: Whereas, if you get him Tupperware, you’d have to say “I always notice you eating” which sounds creepy and stalkerish.

Me: Or like I think he has an eating disorder.

JK: Right.

Me: Christmas is hard, man.

JK: That’s why I’m a Jew.

Fin.

6 Responses to “Christmas Shopping For That Vague Someone”

  1. Hilarious. This just made my afternoon.

  2. I name my socks. That way I can accurately say that I possess Moxy and Sweet Moves.

  3. Um, JK clearly forgot about the dangers of “Mysterious Menorah” gift-selection.

  4. Also, did you know your blog does not believe in daylight saving time? Perhaps it is a farmer?

  5. Rachel - My blog is a farmer. And yes, the daylight savings thing. I could probably fix it. BUT THAT WOULD TAKE EFFORT.

  6. Today I’m wearing Clairvoyance and Pizzazz.

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