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The_Kitchen_Guy said:I need a new car, but I don't think Santa can fit one down the chimney so I'd be happy with a Magellan.
It might ignite in the heat.jrstephens said:Do you want a Matchbox? That would fit, ha!
The_Kitchen_Guy said:I need a new car, but I don't think Santa can fit one down the chimney so I'd be happy with a Magellan.
I've had the Magellan Neverlost in a Hertz car. I like the feminine voice - it's just like having a back seat driver, except unlike a MIL, it's a voice that actually knows where it's going.dannyzmom said:Oh you'll be one happy guy if Santa brings you a Maggie...I love mine. She was a gift from my mom a few months ago. She's a HUGE help when going to & from shows...
Are you TRYING to start trouble by making a comment like that on a forum with 99% female membership?The_Kitchen_Guy said:I've had the Magellan Neverlost in a Hertz car. I like the feminine voice - it's just like having a back seat driver, except unlike a MIL, it's a voice that actually knows where it's going.
That sucks.StacieB said:I would love a new camera or a new vaccum!!
The_Kitchen_Guy said:That sucks.
My sister has been asking her DH for a vacuum for years! He refuses to buy anything with a cord on it as a gift. Which is generally good advice, unless it's the thing that the recipient actually requested. Sis was so happy when she opened her b'day gift and it was a Dyson.StacieB said:I would love a new camera or a new vaccum!!
chefkristin said:I just want this year to get over. It has been a doozy.
chefkristin said:I just want this year to get over. It has been a doozy.
chefann said:Conversely, what has your spouse asked for?
You should send DH to Bath and Body Works. They have their World's Softest Robe for $25 with purchase of body wash, etc. I got one for my MIL last year and didn't want to give it to her. It's soooooo snuggly soft. And they have matching slippers available, too.raebates said:My list has a very soft robe and two different foot massagers. I also reminded him that spa treatments are always welcome.
If your vacuum is wired backwards, it'll blow instead of suck.yummybytes said:Somehow, I can't picture that...
chefann said:You should send DH to Bath and Body Works. They have their World's Softest Robe for $25 with purchase of body wash, etc. I got one for my MIL last year and didn't want to give it to her. It's soooooo snuggly soft. And they have matching slippers available, too.
I would like one, too, rather than having to buy a digital two days after the analog cut-off arrives. I have a quarter of a bazillion bonus points built up from my favorite hotel chain, enough to get a nice plasma HD television. I made the mistake of showing the catalog to The Kat Lady, who instantly found all kinds of things she'd rather use my points on. So much for a from us - to us gift.raebates said:We're in the process of purchasing a new television, so that's our main gift to one another. We have made short lists, though, so we'll have something to open on Christmas morning.
His list has tools.
My list has a very soft robe and two different foot massagers. I also reminded him that spa treatments are always welcome.
lkprescott said:We don't make requests for wintertide presents. To us, the present of being with family is the greatest gift. We'll get each other a little somethin' somethin'... but nothing requested and nothing expensive and usually something we need (like last year he got me underwear - which is something I wear to the threads and don't usually buy for myself and he knows it)...
Things I'd LOVE to be able to afford replacing however, are a list that's held for a while now and thought I could do when I had gotten my new job this year (before that all fell apart) so they're things I look forward to buying as a result of being a PC consultant... that is a washer and dryer that don't fight me... a fridge that actually works well (in other words things freeze in the freezer and keep cold in the fridge... not the other way around which has happened at times) and has a light (ahh the simple things)... and a toilet that doesn't threaten to start a coup and take over the entire bathroom with it's talk of revolution and power to the potty... LOL.. j/k about the revolution bit but I do think my toilet has it out for me *can ya tell?*
raebates said:Several months ago our television developed a thin, white line at the top of the picture. Ever so slowly, this became a series of white lines taking up the top three inches of the screen. Eventually we realized that it was as though the picture were too big for the screen, so it's folded over at the top.
We've been looking at televisions for a while. We don't need anything huge or fancy. We'll be purchasing one this weekend. That gives us a chance to take advantage of the sales, and have a new one by the time the girls all come over for the Grinch Party.
The_Kitchen_Guy said:I've been known to buy things in July that I know will make a great Christmas gift.
The annual problem is trying to remember where I put it come Christmastime.
The_Kitchen_Guy said:I actually love finding appropriate gifts for people and it's more fun to me to find something that isn't on someone's list, but I know they'll appreciate.
I've been known to buy things in July that I know will make a great Christmas gift.
The annual problem is trying to remember where I put it come Christmastime. Last year, The Kat Lady got a wonderful Valentine's Day gift that I found in my office about half past January.
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