收禮物，聽(tīng)起來(lái)是一件讓人很開(kāi)心的事，但是當(dāng)我們收到一些讓人無(wú)言以對(duì)的禮物時(shí)，還能開(kāi)心的起來(lái)嗎？

With Christmas just nine weeks away it isn't long before many of us will be practicing our fake smiles when someone doesn't quite hit the mark with a gift.

還有九個(gè)周圣誕節(jié)就要到了，很快就會(huì)有人拿著不那么合意的禮物來(lái)到我們面前，而我們中的許多人又要開(kāi)始練習(xí)假笑了。

In a new thread user Millenial_Trash asked 'What's the most insulting gift you've ever received?' and they were met with a wash of stories of disappointing birthdays and Christmases.

用戶Millenial_Trash在一篇新帖子里問(wèn)道：“到目前為止，你收到過(guò)的最無(wú)禮的禮物是什么?”他們收到了許多回復(fù)，大家紛紛講述著自己收到的那些令人失望的生日禮物或圣誕禮物。

One man revealed that his mother in-law was offended when he wasn't over-the-moon when she gifted him his own socks.

一名男子表示，當(dāng)他的岳母把他自己的襪子當(dāng)作禮物送給他的時(shí)候，他沒(méi)有欣喜若狂，他的繼母就覺(jué)得被冒犯了。

He recalled: 'First time I ever met my future mother in law was at Christmas. She went into my travel bag and took out a pair of my own socks, put a bow on them then presented it to me as an xmas gift. 'I assumed it was a gag gift type scenario and laughed. She was deeply offended that I didn't appreciate her efforts.'

他回憶道：“我第一次見(jiàn)我未來(lái)的岳母是在圣誕節(jié)的時(shí)候。她走到我的旅行袋那兒，拿出我的一雙襪子，扎上了一個(gè)蝴蝶結(jié)，然后作為圣誕禮物送給了我。”“我一開(kāi)始以為她是故意拿這個(gè)禮物搞惡作劇的，然后就大笑起來(lái)。結(jié)果因?yàn)槲覜](méi)有感激她，她就覺(jué)得被深深地冒犯了。”

Ptylerdactylsaid: 'From my aunt and uncle, a $5 gift card to Best Buy. I didn't even know they came in that small of denomination. 'Turns out they don't; it was originally a $20 and they spent it down to about $4.83.'

用戶Ptylerdactyl說(shuō)：“我從我的姑姑、姑父那兒收到了一張面值5美元的百思買禮券。我都不知道他們?cè)趺磿?huì)買到這么小面額的禮券。”“結(jié)果我發(fā)現(xiàn)他們并沒(méi)有買5美元的禮券，這原本是一張20美元的禮券，然后他們花了一部分，剩下4.83美元送給了我。”

While some gifts were on the stingy side others were completely inappropriate.

盡管有些禮物顯得很小氣，但是還有一些禮物就完全不合適。

While many of us have had to fake our gratitude, members of this thread were left speechless by the bizarre choice in gifts.

雖然我們中的許多人都不得不假裝感激不盡，但在這篇帖子上留言的一些用戶實(shí)在是為自己收到的奇葩禮物而感到無(wú)言以對(duì)。

Another user whiskey_riverss shared their story of family favouritism: 'When I was in high school my step brothers and I sat down to go through our Christmas stockings. 'They empty theirs, brand new iPods. Mine? Off brand MP3 player. The favoritism stung.'

還有一個(gè)用戶whiskey_riverss講述了家人偏袒的故事：“我上高中的時(shí)候，我的繼兄弟和我一起坐下來(lái)拆圣誕禮物。”“他們拿出禮物，是嶄新的iPod。我的呢?雜牌的MP3。這樣的偏袒讓我很受傷。”

Justin_Timberbaked said: 'I use to be a recovering alcoholic a few years ago and my uncle gifted be a nice bottle of scotch. Still have it. It's a reminder to never go down that road again.'

用戶Justin_Timberbaked說(shuō)：“幾年前我是個(gè)酒鬼，而我叔叔送了我一瓶不錯(cuò)的蘇格蘭威士忌。我現(xiàn)在還留著這瓶酒。它提醒著我再也不要酗酒了。”

Ilikeredkidneybeans added: 'Vase and 5kg of sugar. I was 9 year old boy on my birthday.'

用戶ilikeredkidneybeans補(bǔ)充道：“過(guò)生日的時(shí)候，我收到了花瓶和5千克的糖。我那時(shí)候才9歲。”

However inappropriate a gift is it is better than no present at all as TupacSchwartzODoyle learned.

不過(guò)，就像用戶TupacSchwartzODoyle說(shuō)的那樣，不合適的禮物也好過(guò)沒(méi)有禮物。

He said: 'My now ex wife gave me nothing on my birthday. No gift, no card, nothing. Same week, we're at the store, she gets a card for a co-worker, a guy. We separated less than a year later.'

他說(shuō)：“我以前過(guò)生日的時(shí)候，我的前妻一點(diǎn)兒表示都沒(méi)有。沒(méi)有禮物，沒(méi)有賀卡，什么都沒(méi)有。就在同一個(gè)周里，我們?nèi)ド痰甑臅r(shí)候，她還為同事買了一張賀卡，一個(gè)男同事。之后我們就分居了不到一年的時(shí)間。”

你收到過(guò)哪些無(wú)言以對(duì)的禮物呢？

收禮物，聽(tīng)起來(lái)是一件讓人很開(kāi)心的事，但是當(dāng)我們收到一些讓人無(wú)言以對(duì)的禮物時(shí)，還能開(kāi)心的起來(lái)嗎？

With Christmas just nine weeks away it isn't long before many of us will be practicing our fake smiles when someone doesn't quite hit the mark with a gift.

還有九個(gè)周圣誕節(jié)就要到了，很快就會(huì)有人拿著不那么合意的禮物來(lái)到我們面前，而我們中的許多人又要開(kāi)始練習(xí)假笑了。

In a new thread user Millenial_Trash asked 'What's the most insulting gift you've ever received?' and they were met with a wash of stories of disappointing birthdays and Christmases.

用戶Millenial_Trash在一篇新帖子里問(wèn)道：“到目前為止，你收到過(guò)的最無(wú)禮的禮物是什么?”他們收到了許多回復(fù)，大家紛紛講述著自己收到的那些令人失望的生日禮物或圣誕禮物。

One man revealed that his mother in-law was offended when he wasn't over-the-moon when she gifted him his own socks.

一名男子表示，當(dāng)他的岳母把他自己的襪子當(dāng)作禮物送給他的時(shí)候，他沒(méi)有欣喜若狂，他的繼母就覺(jué)得被冒犯了。

He recalled: 'First time I ever met my future mother in law was at Christmas. She went into my travel bag and took out a pair of my own socks, put a bow on them then presented it to me as an xmas gift. 'I assumed it was a gag gift type scenario and laughed. She was deeply offended that I didn't appreciate her efforts.'

他回憶道：“我第一次見(jiàn)我未來(lái)的岳母是在圣誕節(jié)的時(shí)候。她走到我的旅行袋那兒，拿出我的一雙襪子，扎上了一個(gè)蝴蝶結(jié)，然后作為圣誕禮物送給了我。”“我一開(kāi)始以為她是故意拿這個(gè)禮物搞惡作劇的，然后就大笑起來(lái)。結(jié)果因?yàn)槲覜](méi)有感激她，她就覺(jué)得被深深地冒犯了。”

Ptylerdactylsaid: 'From my aunt and uncle, a $5 gift card to Best Buy. I didn't even know they came in that small of denomination. 'Turns out they don't; it was originally a $20 and they spent it down to about $4.83.'

用戶Ptylerdactyl說(shuō)：“我從我的姑姑、姑父那兒收到了一張面值5美元的百思買禮券。我都不知道他們?cè)趺磿?huì)買到這么小面額的禮券。”“結(jié)果我發(fā)現(xiàn)他們并沒(méi)有買5美元的禮券，這原本是一張20美元的禮券，然后他們花了一部分，剩下4.83美元送給了我。”

While some gifts were on the stingy side others were completely inappropriate.

盡管有些禮物顯得很小氣，但是還有一些禮物就完全不合適。

While many of us have had to fake our gratitude, members of this thread were left speechless by the bizarre choice in gifts.

雖然我們中的許多人都不得不假裝感激不盡，但在這篇帖子上留言的一些用戶實(shí)在是為自己收到的奇葩禮物而感到無(wú)言以對(duì)。

Another user whiskey_riverss shared their story of family favouritism: 'When I was in high school my step brothers and I sat down to go through our Christmas stockings. 'They empty theirs, brand new iPods. Mine? Off brand MP3 player. The favoritism stung.'

還有一個(gè)用戶whiskey_riverss講述了家人偏袒的故事：“我上高中的時(shí)候，我的繼兄弟和我一起坐下來(lái)拆圣誕禮物。”“他們拿出禮物，是嶄新的iPod。我的呢?雜牌的MP3。這樣的偏袒讓我很受傷。”

Justin_Timberbaked said: 'I use to be a recovering alcoholic a few years ago and my uncle gifted be a nice bottle of scotch. Still have it. It's a reminder to never go down that road again.'

用戶Justin_Timberbaked說(shuō)：“幾年前我是個(gè)酒鬼，而我叔叔送了我一瓶不錯(cuò)的蘇格蘭威士忌。我現(xiàn)在還留著這瓶酒。它提醒著我再也不要酗酒了。”

Ilikeredkidneybeans added: 'Vase and 5kg of sugar. I was 9 year old boy on my birthday.'

用戶ilikeredkidneybeans補(bǔ)充道：“過(guò)生日的時(shí)候，我收到了花瓶和5千克的糖。我那時(shí)候才9歲。”

However inappropriate a gift is it is better than no present at all as TupacSchwartzODoyle learned.

不過(guò)，就像用戶TupacSchwartzODoyle說(shuō)的那樣，不合適的禮物也好過(guò)沒(méi)有禮物。

He said: 'My now ex wife gave me nothing on my birthday. No gift, no card, nothing. Same week, we're at the store, she gets a card for a co-worker, a guy. We separated less than a year later.'

他說(shuō)：“我以前過(guò)生日的時(shí)候，我的前妻一點(diǎn)兒表示都沒(méi)有。沒(méi)有禮物，沒(méi)有賀卡，什么都沒(méi)有。就在同一個(gè)周里，我們?nèi)ド痰甑臅r(shí)候，她還為同事買了一張賀卡，一個(gè)男同事。之后我們就分居了不到一年的時(shí)間。”

你收到過(guò)哪些無(wú)言以對(duì)的禮物呢？