retina said:

JustErin said:

He can do that anyway.

But it would be nice to be whisked away and um....can't believe I will say this...have a nice romantic time together.

Gah...

Are you sure London is the best place for that? Last time I checked it was both expensive and polluted.

I understand the "whisked away" bit though. Every woman still nurtures that princess fantasy somewhere deep down.

...and then somewhere along the line the prince charming morphs into a hedge fund manager.

I only say London because he is leaving next week and will be there until the middle of January. It would be nice to be flown out and spend a couple of days together.

JustErin said:

retina said:

Are you sure London is the best place for that? Last time I checked it was both expensive and polluted.

I understand the "whisked away" bit though. Every woman still nurtures that princess fantasy somewhere deep down.

...and then somewhere along the line the prince charming morphs into a hedge fund manager.

I only say London because he is leaving next week and will be there until the middle of January. It would be nice to be flown out and spend a couple of days together.

Does he know that is the only wish on your list?

retina said:

JustErin said:

I only say London because he is leaving next week and will be there until the middle of January. It would be nice to be flown out and spend a couple of days together.

Does he know that is the only wish on your list?

No and even if he did...I doubt it would happen.

JustErin said:

retina said:

Does he know that is the only wish on your list?

No and even if he did...I doubt it would happen.

Because he couldn't afford it or because he wouldn't want to spend the money?

retina said:

JustErin said:

No and even if he did...I doubt it would happen.

Because he couldn't afford it or because he wouldn't want to spend the money?

Neither.

It's complicated between us....but it's still the one thing I can think of that I wish to have this xmas. A nice thought.

JustErin said:

retina said:

Because he couldn't afford it or because he wouldn't want to spend the money?

Neither.

It's complicated between us....but it's still the one thing I can think of that I wish to have this xmas. A nice thought.

You're such a teddy bear on the inside.

retina said:

JustErin said:

Neither.

It's complicated between us....but it's still the one thing I can think of that I wish to have this xmas. A nice thought.

You're such a teddy bear on the inside.

I am, I'm pure mush to be exact.

Machaela said:

Honestly all I want or " need " ~ Is family time with the kids

that's it

I dont really need anything and anything I want I am able to get myself when I want to

Yes ~ Time with my kids is my Yule gift desire

johnart said:

Ron and some of my friends (mainly PositivityNYC) usually give me gifts from my wish list.

I keep one on Amazon and now one on Dick Blick (art supplies and pajama jeans)

I told my aunt and she was like "I don't know I can do that. I like to buy you things I like."

I fixed it for you Johnart.

Lammastide said:

This year I'm asking that money be given in my name to a couple Toronto- and Cleveland-area charities that I've identified.

My gift to myself will come in Springtime, when I'm thinking of taking a week or so to visit the U.S. Pacific Northwest.

Visiting my neck of the woods?! Is there anything in particular your coming here to see? If your coming in Springtime come in late May or early June (Potential better weather).

(Assuming you are going to WA state.)

Things to see/do:

The only rain-forest in the continental U.S. is in Washington State.

River rafting.

Boeing Flight Museum

Mt St Helens

Mt Rainier

Traditional tourist things:

Space Needle

Farmers Market (Where they throw the fish)

Ballard Locks

Seattle Underground (old Seattle that is currently under Seattle) You go under ground to see the old buildings.

Take a ferry ride. (It's cool. Just walk on and go across the bay and come back to Seattle. What a spectacular view of Seattle.)

I bought my own gift(s) this year. Prince tickets to the Tacoma show and Victoria Canada show along with accommodations and travel expenses. I also bought some clothes. Don't need much more.

I am always looking for "new" Prince music.

I also been scanning the used CD stores to try out some new music for myself.

1. New dresser and nightstand

2. A pair of Betsey Johnson earrings

3. A Nintendo Wii

4. A vacation

[Edited 12/7/11 21:16pm]

kewlschool said:

johnart said:

Ron and some of my friends (mainly PositivityNYC) usually give me gifts from my wish list.

I keep one on Amazon and now one on Dick Blick (art supplies and pajama jeans)

I told my aunt and she was like "I don't know I can do that. I like to buy you things I like."

I fixed it for you Johnart.

We should meet someday so I can fix you.

A turntable.

...and once I have that, I want every Prince album starting where I left off with Diamonds & Pearls to Lotusflow3r on vinyl.

PurpleJedi said:

A turntable.

...and once I have that, I want every Prince album starting where I left off with Diamonds & Pearls to Lotusflow3r on vinyl.

Amazon still has 16 of the Lotusflow3r/MPLSound double vinyl left. You may want to grab them before they're gone. There wasn't very many of them pressed.

Edit: THEY'RE, not their. For fuck's sake my grammar skills are devolving something terrible.

[Edited 12/8/11 15:50pm]

Cerebus said:

PurpleJedi said:

A turntable.

...and once I have that, I want every Prince album starting where I left off with Diamonds & Pearls to Lotusflow3r on vinyl.

Amazon still has 16 of the Lotusflow3r/MPLSound double vinyl left. You may want to grab them before their gone. There wasn't very many of them pressed.

I'll check it out!

Peace On Earth.
That's all that's on my Christmas wish list this year.
I used to ask for alot porn, but with so much free shit on the internet these days,
I'd be just happy with the whole Peace thing.
Everything else is just gravy.
At least, when it comes to the porn, I hope that's what that stuff is.
I'd hate to think what else it could be.

alphastreet said:

angel345 said:

That's cheating

I'm killing a million birds with one stone

Well, ho ho ho

I havent made a list since I was a kid! Normally, if I want something I just buy it, but I have been wanting a sewing machine for a while now!! So many things from Pinterest I wanna make

Barney Miller The Complete Series

Some sitcoms age better than others, and few as well as Barney Miller which, despite its rare departure from the single 12th Precinct detective squad set and regular book-'em-and-cut'em-loose routine, scored big laughs with surprising heart. Give thanks to the diverse, relatable characters, none more so than Hal Linden's Capt. Miller. And with the departure of a supporting player like Gregory Sierra or the passing of Jack Soo, the writers seized the opportunity to introduce deadpan genius Dietrich (Steve Landesberg) and breathe new life into the proceedings. The show also earned much cred for taking place in New York City when it was a crime-ridden hellhole, and offers a glimpse of history back to when Thursday nights belonged to ABC.

These 25 discs carry not only the 168 classic episodes but also the original The Life and Times of Barney Miller pilot, brand-new on-camera interviews with stars Linden, Abe Vigoda (Fish) and Max Gail (Wojo), additional writer/producer interviews as well as audio commentaries. And in one of the most generous TV-on-DVD extras ever, the eight seasons of Barney Miller are joined by the complete first season of Vigoda's spin-off series, Fish, which is only available here. ($159.99)

Where to Buy:

• Barney Miller The Complete Series (Amazon.com)

^^ I've heard "rumors" that someone in my family already got me this for Christmas

I also wouldn't mind a Grey Goose gift set...something like this,which would come in handy on New Years' Eve

PurpleJedi said:

A turntable.

...and once I have that, I want every Prince album starting where I left off with Diamonds & Pearls to Lotusflow3r on vinyl.

SoulAlive said:

Barney Miller The Complete Series

Some sitcoms age better than others, and few as well as Barney Miller which, despite its rare departure from the single 12th Precinct detective squad set and regular book-'em-and-cut'em-loose routine, scored big laughs with surprising heart. Give thanks to the diverse, relatable characters, none more so than Hal Linden's Capt. Miller. And with the departure of a supporting player like Gregory Sierra or the passing of Jack Soo, the writers seized the opportunity to introduce deadpan genius Dietrich (Steve Landesberg) and breathe new life into the proceedings. The show also earned much cred for taking place in New York City when it was a crime-ridden hellhole, and offers a glimpse of history back to when Thursday nights belonged to ABC.

These 25 discs carry not only the 168 classic episodes but also the original The Life and Times of Barney Miller pilot, brand-new on-camera interviews with stars Linden, Abe Vigoda (Fish) and Max Gail (Wojo), additional writer/producer interviews as well as audio commentaries. And in one of the most generous TV-on-DVD extras ever, the eight seasons of Barney Miller are joined by the complete first season of Vigoda's spin-off series, Fish, which is only available here. ($159.99)

Where to Buy:

• Barney Miller The Complete Series (Amazon.com)

Very cool!! One of my all time favorite shows!

PurpleJedi said:

A turntable.

...and once I have that, I want every Prince album starting where I left off with Diamonds & Pearls to Lotusflow3r on vinyl.

Oh, is that docking station for copying music from vinyl straight onto the iPod? That would be pretty cool!

Number23 said:

A second's relief from the broken teeth of everlasting nothingness knawing at the roots of my heart would be nice. Or a MacBook Pro.

Merry Christmas!

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For Christmas I would like

A - peace of mind

B - a great family gathering

C - a new kitchen

Nothinbutjoy said:

SoulAlive said:

Barney Miller The Complete Series

Some sitcoms age better than others, and few as well as Barney Miller which, despite its rare departure from the single 12th Precinct detective squad set and regular book-'em-and-cut'em-loose routine, scored big laughs with surprising heart. Give thanks to the diverse, relatable characters, none more so than Hal Linden's Capt. Miller. And with the departure of a supporting player like Gregory Sierra or the passing of Jack Soo, the writers seized the opportunity to introduce deadpan genius Dietrich (Steve Landesberg) and breathe new life into the proceedings. The show also earned much cred for taking place in New York City when it was a crime-ridden hellhole, and offers a glimpse of history back to when Thursday nights belonged to ABC.

These 25 discs carry not only the 168 classic episodes but also the original The Life and Times of Barney Miller pilot, brand-new on-camera interviews with stars Linden, Abe Vigoda (Fish) and Max Gail (Wojo), additional writer/producer interviews as well as audio commentaries. And in one of the most generous TV-on-DVD extras ever, the eight seasons of Barney Miller are joined by the complete first season of Vigoda's spin-off series, Fish, which is only available here. ($159.99)

Where to Buy:

• Barney Miller The Complete Series (Amazon.com)

Very cool!! One of my all time favorite shows!

Mine too The 70s had the best sitcoms,imo.

retina said:

alphastreet said:

a rigged lottery ticket

I'm actually planning to get ten lottery tickets (plus a few other things) for a cash-strapped family member this year. Maybe it would have better to just give her the money I'm intending to spend on the tickets instead, but like I said above I'm not too keen on cash gifts. And who knows, maybe she'll win big - and then it will be a great gift!

lottery tickets make a great gift