Christmas Gifts to the UK
#16
Re: Christmas Gifts to the UK
I know it's getting a bit late in the day to start buying gifts but I lost at least an hour and a half browsing through here:
http://dodoburd.com/
http://dodoburd.com/
#17
Re: Christmas Gifts to the UK
I know it's getting a bit late in the day to start buying gifts but I lost at least an hour and a half browsing through here:
http://dodoburd.com/
http://dodoburd.com/
#18
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For the kids, I couldn't decide between the Makedo playhouse at $10 or the Human bowling ball at $4500...
For her indoors, it will clearly have to be the Dyson Vacuum cleaner - that should make for a pleasant atmosphere round the Christmas Dinner table, always assuming I can extract the bird from whichever of my orifices she managed to ram it into!
#19
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Hey, that was a cool website though - some different stuff.
For the kids, I couldn't decide between the Makedo playhouse at $10 or the Human bowling ball at $4500...
For her indoors, it will clearly have to be the Dyson Vacuum cleaner - that should make for a pleasant atmosphere round the Christmas Dinner table, always assuming I can extract the bird from whichever of my orifices she managed to ram it into!
For the kids, I couldn't decide between the Makedo playhouse at $10 or the Human bowling ball at $4500...
For her indoors, it will clearly have to be the Dyson Vacuum cleaner - that should make for a pleasant atmosphere round the Christmas Dinner table, always assuming I can extract the bird from whichever of my orifices she managed to ram it into!
#20
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I could forsee serious sense of humour failure for putting a vac under the tree! To be fair, she's doesn't go a whole bundle on the gift thing. She's always.."we don't need anything, let's just get presents for the kids"...
She still hasn't learned that blokes are just kids in bigger bodies....we still need toys, its just that now they need sharp bits, or loud bits, or fast bits....or preferably all 3....
#22
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Boy, I hope your hubby knows he's got a "keeper"!
I could forsee serious sense of humour failure for putting a vac under the tree! To be fair, she's doesn't go a whole bundle on the gift thing. She's always.."we don't need anything, let's just get presents for the kids"...
She still hasn't learned that blokes are just kids in bigger bodies....we still need toys, its just that now they need sharp bits, or loud bits, or fast bits....or preferably all 3....
I could forsee serious sense of humour failure for putting a vac under the tree! To be fair, she's doesn't go a whole bundle on the gift thing. She's always.."we don't need anything, let's just get presents for the kids"...
She still hasn't learned that blokes are just kids in bigger bodies....we still need toys, its just that now they need sharp bits, or loud bits, or fast bits....or preferably all 3....
The dude has gone all Jerry McGuire this year "Show me the Money!!!" So I'm thinking a fiver in his card?
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#27
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I have never seen one so didn't think the bank would have any, I will pop in today and find out. I have bought him 3 chocolate oranges (seriously that's all he has at the moment) so if I could get hold of 3 notes I could wrap one round each orange and just wait for the reaction
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Re: Christmas Gifts to the UK
I have never seen one so didn't think the bank would have any, I will pop in today and find out. I have bought him 3 chocolate oranges (seriously that's all he has at the moment) so if I could get hold of 3 notes I could wrap one round each orange and just wait for the reaction
I got two chocolate oranges the other day. I ate one then my wife goes and tells me that I have to leave the other one until Christmas. WTF?