http://www.regiftable.com Top 50 regifting stories http://regiftable.com/RegiftingStories/Default.aspx?storyID=1408 My co-worker gifted me a 7-in-1 tool last Christmas. It was kind of neat except I already had a swiss army knife which did all 7, so I didn't open it. This year I gave it to my friend for his birthday, and when he tore it open.. he said.. why are there fingerprints all over this? My co-worker gave me a USED 7-in-1 tool last year! Hahaha. And I didn't notice since I never took it out of the box, so I was the one who got laughed at. Ooops...last time I regift without looking at it first... Wed, 08 Dec 2010 14:08:26 GMT http://regiftable.com/RegiftingStories/Default.aspx?storyID=1402 Two years ago for my mom's birthday, she was given a gift card to a local boutique from one of her students. The store wasn't really my mom's kind of store, so she didn't use it. When Christmas came around a few months later and my brother was looking for a present for his new girlfriend, my mom offered the gift card. He happily accepted because why wouldn't he? His girlfriend called a couple weeks later. She had gone to use the gift card and upon checkout, had been wished "Happy Birthday Mrs. Smith!" Apparently the boutique kept track of gift card purchases and made personal notes, for the personal touch. His girlfriend said at the time she was very shocked, as they'd only been dating a few months and she was being called Mrs. Smith already. He confessed how he's gotten the card, and she got a good laugh. We rehash this story every year at Christmas and giggle about it. Mon, 29 Nov 2010 09:53:20 GMT http://regiftable.com/RegiftingStories/Default.aspx?storyID=1423 A good friend of mine was moving out of town and asked me to put her home on the market for sale. I offered to help stage the home so that it showed well. We were in the study reorganizing the book shelves so that they didn't looked so "stuffed". She was handing me various books and items from the bookshelves to minimize the clutter. She made a comment on one particular book that we were going to remove. "Oh look, here's a book that someone gave me that I have never read. Maybe I can regift it". She checked out the inside cover to see if the giver had inscribed it. Sure enough it was. The book was from me! Thu, 30 Dec 2010 12:33:18 GMT http://regiftable.com/RegiftingStories/Default.aspx?storyID=1426 Regifting Hairmare Imagine my pleasure when I received a lovely electric razor from my sister-in-law one Christmas. Every woman wants sleek, smooth legs that are hair free without the possibility of nicks and cuts. The razor was a splurge I never would have bought for myself. I was the cheapskate who lathered up with Dial soap and shaved with a dull Bic razor. I couldn?t wait to try it. Once home in the sanctuary of my tub, I turned the razor on and prepared my legs for the ultimate shave. Just as I was about to apply blades to leg, I noticed something fuzzy on the end of the razor. Upon close inspection, I discovered the ultimate regift? HAIR in the razor! Not only did I receive a used razor but I also received a large portion of her leg hair. The personal touch to the ultimate regift! Thu, 30 Dec 2010 12:38:54 GMT