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Reply #30 posted 12/15/06 8:58am

2the9s

Spats said:

2the9s said:



What are you going to get your lady friend, Spatser?


I don't plan on getting her anything.


What if she gets you something?
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Reply #31 posted 12/15/06 9:14am

Spats

2the9s said:

Spats said:



I don't plan on getting her anything.


What if she gets you something?


If it happens then i will think about it.
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Reply #32 posted 12/15/06 9:16am

2the9s

Spats said:

2the9s said:



What if she gets you something?


If it happens then i will think about it.


Weakling!
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Reply #33 posted 12/15/06 9:20am

Spats

2the9s said:

Spats said:



If it happens then i will think about it.


Weakling!


What? Why?
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Reply #34 posted 12/15/06 9:22am

2the9s

Spats said:

2the9s said:



Weakling!


What? Why?


If she gets you something but sees that you don't have anything for her, you will be the MAN!

If you scurry out and get her something in return that will make her think she owns you!
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Reply #35 posted 12/15/06 9:25am

GottaLetitgo

I'm really cursed by genetics. My Dad would always buy my Mom's gifts on Christmas Eve. He would take me and my brother out and we would be shopping with all the other last minute losers at K-Mart or the mall. And my Dad would always get like one major appliance (i.e. coffee maker) and some outfits that may not have been the latest fashion. I remember one year he got my Mom this outfit and at first she was all like "That's nice" and then she started giggling. The giggling turned into a full-fledged laugh fit and then tears started streaming down her face. Kind of pissed my Dad off a little as you would imagine.

Ah, Christmas memories...
All good things they say never last...
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Reply #36 posted 12/15/06 9:26am

Spats

2the9s said:

Spats said:



What? Why?


If she gets you something but sees that you don't have anything for her, you will be the MAN!

If you scurry out and get her something in return that will make her think she owns you!


You have a good point there. I will have to think about.

But if she is getting me something then it means there is still a chance of sacktime. And it's not as if i would get anything expensive for her.
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Reply #37 posted 12/15/06 9:29am

IrresistibleB1
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GottaLetitgo said:

I'm really cursed by genetics. My Dad would always buy my Mom's gifts on Christmas Eve. He would take me and my brother out and we would be shopping with all the other last minute losers at K-Mart or the mall. And my Dad would always get like one major appliance (i.e. coffee maker) and some outfits that may not have been the latest fashion. I remember one year he got my Mom this outfit and at first she was all like "That's nice" and then she started giggling. The giggling turned into a full-fledged laugh fit and then tears started streaming down her face. Kind of pissed my Dad off a little as you would imagine.

Ah, Christmas memories...


lol i can totally picture that.
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Reply #38 posted 12/15/06 9:31am

GottaLetitgo

IrresistibleB1tch said:

GottaLetitgo said:

I'm really cursed by genetics. My Dad would always buy my Mom's gifts on Christmas Eve. He would take me and my brother out and we would be shopping with all the other last minute losers at K-Mart or the mall. And my Dad would always get like one major appliance (i.e. coffee maker) and some outfits that may not have been the latest fashion. I remember one year he got my Mom this outfit and at first she was all like "That's nice" and then she started giggling. The giggling turned into a full-fledged laugh fit and then tears started streaming down her face. Kind of pissed my Dad off a little as you would imagine.

Ah, Christmas memories...


lol i can totally picture that.


Several years later, Dad was able to laugh about it.
All good things they say never last...
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Reply #39 posted 12/15/06 9:33am

purplerein

Nothing says I love you more than a homemade gift.
knit her some mittens.
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Reply #40 posted 12/15/06 9:37am

Spats

purplerein said:

Nothing says I love you more than a homemade gift.
knit her some mittens.


I have never heard of a guy knitting. I hope you are kidding.
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Reply #41 posted 12/15/06 9:41am

purplerein

Spats said:

purplerein said:

Nothing says I love you more than a homemade gift.
knit her some mittens.


I have never heard of a guy knitting. I hope you are kidding.


Interesting comment. tell me how my suggestion made you feel.


[Edited 12/15/06 9:42am]
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Reply #42 posted 12/15/06 9:41am

GottaLetitgo

purplerein said:

Nothing says I love you more than a homemade gift.
knit her some mittens.


Knitting needles frighten me.
All good things they say never last...
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Reply #43 posted 12/15/06 9:45am

Spats

purplerein said:

Spats said:



I have never heard of a guy knitting. I hope you are kidding.


Interesting comment. tell me how my suggestion made you feel.


[Edited 12/15/06 9:42am]


What a pathetic bunch that is.
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Reply #44 posted 12/15/06 9:48am

purplerein

Spats said:

purplerein said:



Interesting comment. tell me how my suggestion made you feel.


[Edited 12/15/06 9:42am]


What a pathetic bunch that is.

it looks to me, like they've bonded and are having a good time. relaxing.
interesting. you're afraid of your feminine side aren't you. you do know that all men do have feminine sides, even your dad. why didn't you post your pic last night..?
[Edited 12/15/06 9:48am]
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Reply #45 posted 12/15/06 9:48am

JustErin

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retina said:

How about a nice handbag or a toiletry bag (perhaps with some nice skin- and haircare products inside)? Or shoes. You can never go wrong with shoes as long as you know the right size.


Shoes are a great idea.
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Reply #46 posted 12/15/06 9:48am

GottaLetitgo

purplerein said:

Spats said:



I have never heard of a guy knitting. I hope you are kidding.


Interesting comment. tell me how my suggestion made you feel.


[Edited 12/15/06 9:42am]


Do they have a beginner's class?
All good things they say never last...
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Reply #47 posted 12/15/06 9:51am

purplerein

GottaLetitgo said:

purplerein said:



Interesting comment. tell me how my suggestion made you feel.


[Edited 12/15/06 9:42am]


Do they have a beginner's class?


good idea...embrace what you fear.
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Reply #48 posted 12/15/06 10:06am

Nothinbutjoy

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Stop and reflect on what your wife has been telling you over the past 2 months (or even further back)

She has probably told you what she wants directly or indirectly.

Filter out your perceptions of what YOU want her to have or what YOU think she should have or like. (That's really difficult to do.) For example, my husband COULD have the EASIEST Christmas shopping experience EVER if he arranged for us to go to Las Vegas to see Prince, but I just went (10-12 Nov) and he doesn't think I should want to go again, nor does he want to spend his money on that, so I won't be getting it for Christmas.

Also, look at her daily routine. If there is something in her daily routine that she finds really wonderful, give her something to compliment it and if there's something in her daily routine that is really troublesome or stressful, give her something to make it easier (if possible). This is similar to Tom's idea.


Send her some flowers. If she thinks flowers are frivolous, don't go all out, just get her something tasteful and not super expensive. Have it come before Christmas if possible. Don't make it the entire gift, just, shall we say, an appetizer to gifts to come.

Overall, I don't like to get "practical" gifts (like blenders etc) and right now I'd TOTALLY love the "experience" idea mentioned by HereToRockYourWorld. See paragraph above about going back to Las Vegas giggle

Hope this helps and good luck with your shopping!

rose
I'm firmly planted in denial
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Reply #49 posted 12/15/06 10:11am

purplerein

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Reply #50 posted 12/15/06 10:12am

jerseykrs

a broom and a set of pots and pans. thumbs up!
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Reply #51 posted 12/15/06 10:16am

purplerein

jerseykrs said:

a broom and a set of pots and pans. thumbs up!


do the people in the office realize how funny you are?...you just make me laugh every day
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Reply #52 posted 12/15/06 10:52am

jerseykrs

purplerein said:

jerseykrs said:

a broom and a set of pots and pans. thumbs up!


do the people in the office realize how funny you are?...you just make me laugh every day



of course they do. highfive
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Reply #53 posted 12/15/06 10:54am

emm

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HereToRockYourWorld said:

Anyway, do an experience gift. Tickets or passes of some kind (symphony, play, concert, wine tasting, museums, opera, ballet, modern dance, movie theaters) or a class (cooking, yoga, pilates, glass blowing, car repair. . . check your local community college) or something. smile

totally! dude! she didn't go to the spa alone but if it would have been something to do together??

and in light of that other thread whistling
i couldn't imagine a better gift than re-energizing your sex life with a weekend away! (and still get her a card to her favorite store giggle )
nothing is sexier than your man taking the initiative to plan a surprise
doveShe couldn't stop crying 'cause she knew he was gone to stay dove
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Reply #54 posted 12/15/06 11:52am

PANDURITO

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I'm getting my wife a tubal ligation gift certificate! smile

She's gonna love it touched
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Reply #55 posted 12/15/06 11:53am

PANDURITO

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Oh, I almost forgot.
And a haircut smile
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Reply #56 posted 12/15/06 12:45pm

ZombieKitten

PANDURITO said:

I'm getting my wife a tubal ligation gift certificate! smile

She's gonna love it touched


not a moment too soon! touched
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Reply #57 posted 12/15/06 12:46pm

ZombieKitten

XxAxX said:

a romantic weekend getaway. biggrin


this would be the best thing! nod
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Reply #58 posted 12/15/06 1:40pm

Tom

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Please don't buy your wife Jaqueline Smith K-Mart clothes. That's grounds for divorce, LOL.
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Reply #59 posted 12/15/06 1:42pm

heyduckie

2the9s said:

Spats said:



Give me a break. lol lol lol


What are you going to get your lady friend, Spatser?

sacktime?
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