[ SECRET POST #6115 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6115 ⌋

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What's the most expensive thing you've regifted?

[(Anonymous)]

Inspired by me regifting a $35 cookbook I never used.

Re: What's the most expensive thing you've regifted?

[(Anonymous)]

I've regifted a teapot that cost like $20. I don't even know how to use a non electric tea pot!

Re: What's the most expensive thing you've regifted?

[(Anonymous)]

What's there to know? You fill it with water and put it on the heat.

Re: What's the most expensive thing you've regifted?

[(Anonymous)]

A non-electric kettle or a tea pot?
A kettle is for heating the water, so you fill it and put it on the stove until it boils.
A tea pot for making tea with the heated water: Some people "warm the pot", put a little bit of hot water in first so that the boiling water you use to make the tea will stay hotter/make the tea taste better, then tip it out again (you can skip this step if you want). One teaspoon of loose-leaf tea or one teabag per cup, plus one for the pot. Put the boiling water in and let it brew.

(It's a reasonable thing not to know, this is just for anyone who is interested.)

Re: What's the most expensive thing you've regifted?

[(Anonymous)]

A friend bought me a very pricey gift basket (possibly over £50) of Body Shop lotions/soaps/etc that I just could not stand the scent of. I felt bad for letting it sit there and found out that someone I volunteered was a fan of that scent and so I gifted it to her when she was leaving as a goodbye present.

Re: What's the most expensive thing you've regifted?

[(Anonymous)]

Architecture book I've already had.
Also speaking of books. One of my friends gifted me mermaid themed fanzine. It must have been expensive, it was of a good print quality, thick and also there is a cost of shipping. But really I really do not care for mermaids or fanzines to start with. But I have an another friend who does. Apparently it was quite a rare fanzine she couldn't get. So it was the most satisfying regift in my life ngl.

Re: What's the most expensive thing you've regifted?

[(Anonymous)]

A gold bracelet. Can't remember the exact value but it was at least a couple hundred dollars.

My grandmother gave it to me but it was too large for my wrist and I didn't want to go to the trouble of getting it resized, so I gave it to my sister.