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As a lot of you might've known last weekend was UNL's graduation and being the marginal friend I am, I was able to stop by a few graduation parties to congratulate them (and relieve them of their excess food and drink). My question is this: At what point am I considered rude for not bringing a gift. Now, I know most of my friends don't care if I bring them a gift or a card or anything. But I know that as I advance in age, I'll be looked at to follow some of these social conventions in order to be deemed "a thoughtful fellow." It's not like I'm sneezing out disposable income either. Actually on Saturday, I went to a birthday dinner AND a couple graduation parties and didn't hand over one lousy card (I'm such a jerk) and no one seemed to mind.Help me out here people. I'm a clueless dude in many respects. What's a low-cost way to acknowledge someone's achievements (or at least high-five them on making it through another year without dying)? E-mail me any ideas to jeff@broadcasthouse.com.
Stupid adulthood and you're unanswered questions.