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No. 73722
Around Xmas/birthday/other times that necessitate cards, I usually just put every card I get on a shelf or mantle (if I have one) for a week or two because it makes me feel ballza to do what I think is the gracious thing.
Mostly, though, this isn't a problem for me. My girlfriend and most of my friends are fairly artsy fartsy so I get a lot of either homemade cards or cards that are made by some local artist and bought at a farmer's market or whatever and I actually want to hold onto it or display it for a little while so I can enjoy it.
Some of my friend's are just practical and don't buy a card at all.
The only person who regularly sends me generic-ish store bought cards these days is my grandma and she often crams every square inch of them with tiny writing updating me on her life and various family goings-on and asking me questions about my life. I often keep those. Not all of them, but I have 4 or 5 because I like having these little reminders of how much my granny loves me and thinks about me.
I get where you're coming from, OP, because I am definitely not a very sentimental person. But at the same time, most of the cards I get tend to be quite thoughtful or personal in one way or another. The only outright generic "Dear Dzhokhar, Merry Xmas!" cards I get are from my boss.
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