It's my Birthday.

[Al Bumin]

I don't need Happy Birthday Al comments. Too old for that but you all can write what your favorite present of all time was. Skip the sexual part just real gifts.

I was taken to brunch by my family at the King Eddy. It was a great time, got to see many relatives that I only see once a year. Boy do kids grow up quickly.

 

[Transient]

I don't need Happy Birthday Al comments.

Too bad! :biggrin2:

 

[Willy]

Too bad! :biggrin2:

LOL, I will stick with the OP's rules.

A trip back home after 20 years from my best friend.

 

[Transient]

Sorry.
My favorite present was a performance of Pachebel's Canon in D arranged personally for me.

 

[Senor Gomes]

A white underwear.

 

[HOF]

My birthday is July 13!

The day before my 17th birthday, my father came into my bedroom, woke me up, said get showered, you're going to England! I was supposed to go to work at my Summer job but my parents had arranged with my boss at the mall for 5 days off.

My father's side of the family is from Scotland and mainly scattered throughout the UK and I have a cousin (Gordon-real name) who works in the music industry over there as an engineer. My cousins from my dad's brothers and sister bought me a ticket to go with them to LIVE AID at WEMBLEY STADIUM!

I have one cousin from my dad's side in Canadian; he's a glazier in the GTA and with his wife; they took me on the Concorde with them, so we left on the 12th and back on the 15th, a day and a half of sleep then back to reality. All it cost my parents was spending money in British Pounds. My cousin paid for my flight (wrote it off on business of some sort), several of my cousins from my dad's side were there's 13 of us in total between my dad, his sister and two brothers, and 8 were there together and they took care of me on my birthday.

I think that they did this because 5 years earlier when I was in Scotland for birthday, my granny passed away in my arms on my 12th birthday with my two uncles and aunt present at the hospital.

Anyway, that was definitely the best birthday gift that I ever received.

 

[SillyGirl]

I'm breaking the rule - Happy Birthday Al!

My best present was a surprise party. I had so much fun! :YMPARTY::YMPARTY:

 

[oldguyzer]

I don't need Happy Birthday Al comments. Too old for that but you all can write what your favorite present of all time was.

Sadly, I can't think of one that has stood out except a present to myself from me. Just what I wanted :biggrin2:

 

[Prick]

My birthday is July 13!

The day before my 17th birthday, my father came into my bedroom, woke me up, said get showered, you're going to England! I was supposed to go to work at my Summer job but my parents had arranged with my boss at the mall for 5 days off.

My father's side of the family is from Scotland and mainly scattered throughout the UK and I have a cousin (Gordon-real name) who works in the music industry over there as an engineer. My cousins from my dad's brothers and sister bought me a ticket to go with them to LIVE AID at WEMBLEY STADIUM!

I have one cousin from my dad's side in Canadian; he's a glazier in the GTA and with his wife; they took me on the Concorde with them, so we left on the 12th and back on the 15th, a day and a half of sleep then back to reality. All it cost my parents was spending money in British Pounds. My cousin paid for my flight (wrote it off on business of some sort), several of my cousins from my dad's side were there's 13 of us in total between my dad, his sister and two brothers, and 8 were there together and they took care of me on my birthday.

I think that they did this because 5 years earlier when I was in Scotland for birthday, my granny passed away in my arms on my 12th birthday with my two uncles and aunt present at the hospital.

Anyway, that was definitely the best birthday gift that I ever received.

Oh damn.

 

[Maurice Boscorelli]

My birthday is July 13!

The day before my 17th birthday, my father came into my bedroom, woke me up, said get showered, you're going to England! I was supposed to go to work at my Summer job but my parents had arranged with my boss at the mall for 5 days off.

My father's side of the family is from Scotland and mainly scattered throughout the UK and I have a cousin (Gordon-real name) who works in the music industry over there as an engineer. My cousins from my dad's brothers and sister bought me a ticket to go with them to LIVE AID at WEMBLEY STADIUM!

I have one cousin from my dad's side in Canadian; he's a glazier in the GTA and with his wife; they took me on the Concorde with them, so we left on the 12th and back on the 15th, a day and a half of sleep then back to reality. All it cost my parents was spending money in British Pounds. My cousin paid for my flight (wrote it off on business of some sort), several of my cousins from my dad's side were there's 13 of us in total between my dad, his sister and two brothers, and 8 were there together and they took care of me on my birthday.

I think that they did this because 5 years earlier when I was in Scotland for birthday, my granny passed away in my arms on my 12th birthday with my two uncles and aunt present at the hospital.

Anyway, that was definitely the best birthday gift that I ever received.

Lucky bugger!!!!

 

[HOF]

Lucky bugger!!!!

Yep, I sure was! My parents weren't the hipster type (they were born in 1930 and 1931-so Tommy Dorsey was their speed), but they had heard about this LIVE AID and when my cousin called about it, they couldn't refuse! It was an absolutely amazing day, biggest surprise of my life, my parents had already packed my bag, on the 13th went all over London (if you know where to go, what to see, you can see everything of interest in 3 days, so I missed out on a bit as it was one day thing but still did a load of shopping and got snuck into Paul Raymond's revue-British tittie bar!)

 

[Macho Man]

My best Birthday was when my friend told me he was gay. No he didn't have a crush on me just wanted to tell me to see how much he trusted me.


If you don't get this one then move on.

 

[Prewitt]

Happy Birthday anyway :biggrin2:

 

[Johnnybehorny]

I got my first trench coat when I was 16. I was so proud of it as it was fashionable back then. I can still remember the big hug I gave my dad when he surprised me with it.