low key eh...keep hoping for that one :-)

Red Sox???? Eeggghhh, I might have to send you a big loud Yankees card that sings and spews confetti lol

CSAYank, You'll have to get in line, my younger brother is a Yankee fan and although he is the lone wolf in a  house full of Red Sox he stands his ground. He is headed for the National Guard.

Unless you are absolutely positive of the recipient’s sense of humor, it is better, as a rule, not to send gifts that are humorous if there’s a chance they might offend. If you simply cannot resist the temptation to yuk it up at your friend’s expense, practice at least some degree of restraint in choosing the gift by keeping a few common-sense rules of etiquette in mind. Always consider carefully your receiver’s audience at the time your gift is revealed. Will there be children present at the party? Will someone’s wife be offended by what your gift implies? Ask yourself if a loved one’s feelings might be hurt when they open up a gift that makes fun of their personality, their physical appearance or their age?