@genericbeing Ironically that's my smile when someone gives me socks for Christmas
Hey, if they’re colorful fuzzy socks, gimme XD
@jesusredeemedme2425 Good point! I do like themed socks. 😊
I like giving experiences for gifts. Like let’s go see a comedian, or let’s go away for the weekend, or I know you really like cars so I bought tickets for this car show.
@PiecesOfWhoeverIWas would love to receive gifts from you xD
I probably won't even live long enough to take care of such a fish!... (My family doesn't have the right genes for that)
@slowdecline48 The genes for being a fish? lol
He’s that flopping bass that sings Don’t Worry Be Happy XD
@genericbeing The genes for long life. In my father's family the men tend to gain weight & die in their sixties. In my mother's family, alcoholism & heart disease have affected at least one person in every generation that I know of.
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