kpowers said:

kewlschool said:

I got this for Kpowers!

ThisOne said:

I got lots of lovely things this year including lots of $$$ but my favourite gift is the love I receive from my kids - seeing them smile can not compete with even the Most expensive gift!!! *mushy-mum*

Awesome!

kewlschool said:

kpowers said:

Hey when the Legion of doom comes after you don't call me or anybody from the justice league

kpowers said:

kewlschool said:

Hey when the Legion of doom comes after you don't call me or anybody from the justice league

What? To busy doing some heavy petting and deep tongue moves with your boy Robin!

kewlschool said:

kpowers said:

Hey when the Legion of doom comes after you don't call me or anybody from the justice league

What? To busy doing some heavy petting and deep tongue moves with your boy Robin!

Grodd is so going to rape you

I wanted this:

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But received this:

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LadyCasanova said:

CarrieMpls said:

I received a really nice set of hiking/trekking poles. I'm pretty excited about them.

I'm equally excited about the fancy food processor I received as well.

And I'm also pretty excited about the gift I gave my bf, an introductory flying lesson.

Which food processor did you recieve? I am thinking about getting myself one and would love
a review on the one you recieved

It's an 11-cup Cuisinart.

I have not used it yet. Will have to do that this week.

Got my first itunes gift card ever, yay!

Holy crap this thread, like, went places! I thought it was dead.

I think my favorite present has turned out to be Neil Gaiman's 'Ocean at the End of the Lane'. FANTASTIC book! I have NO IDEA why I didn't buy it before now, seeing as how I claim him as my favorite author.

Cerebus said:

Holy crap this thread, like, went places! I thought it was dead.

I think my favorite present has turned out to be Neil Gaiman's 'Ocean at the End of the Lane'. FANTASTIC book! I have NO IDEA why I didn't buy it before now, seeing as how I claim him as my favorite author.

I also claim him as my favorite author.

I have that book on my nightstand and I've started it about 3 times in the last year or so and somehow barely make it a handful of pages before I abandon it. I'm going to make a more concerted effort once I finish my current book.

this week i have come to really, really appreciate the warm, fuzzy, super thick socks mom sent me. therefore, i hereby retract my former comment and declare: kudos to presents! may they live long and prosper.

CarrieMpls said:

Cerebus said:

Holy crap this thread, like, went places! I thought it was dead.

I think my favorite present has turned out to be Neil Gaiman's 'Ocean at the End of the Lane'. FANTASTIC book! I have NO IDEA why I didn't buy it before now, seeing as how I claim him as my favorite author.

I also claim him as my favorite author.

I have that book on my nightstand and I've started it about 3 times in the last year or so and somehow barely make it a handful of pages before I abandon it. I'm going to make a more concerted effort once I finish my current book.

Yes, I remember us touching on our mutual Neil love at some point in the past. But oh my! It is SOOOO good. My favorite Neil "thing" since American Gods, and that's saying a lot since he published a new Sandman story this (last) year. I love it far, FAR more than Anansi Boys, which always left me feeling very underwhelmed. I also got his Hansel and Gretel adaptation for Christimas. I haven't read that one yet, but I've heard very excellent things about it.

I haven't read H&G yet (should only take an hour or two) because one of the other books I got (I ask for a lot of books ) was Malcolm Gladwell's 'Blink', which I'm reading right now. I read Outliers last year and it literally changed my life. Of his other books, Blink was the one that sounded most interesting to me and so far I am not at all disappointed. Not sure what kind of reading most people do, but if you're ever interested in non-fiction about the how the mind works, why we are how we are and do what we do as human beings, read Malcolm Gladwell.

XxAxX said:

this week i have come to really, really appreciate the warm, fuzzy, super thick socks mom sent me. therefore, i hereby retract my former comment and declare: kudos to presents! may they live long and prosper.

Never underestimate a good pair of warm, fuzzy, super thick socks. Terrible things have happened to people who have done so. Terrible things.

CarrieMpls said:

LadyCasanova said:

Which food processor did you recieve? I am thinking about getting myself one and would love
a review on the one you recieved

It's an 11-cup Cuisinart.

I have not used it yet. Will have to do that this week.

My brother gave me a mini Cuisinart back in the 80's, and it's still working like a champ. I think it's about a four or five cup. I didn't need one of those bigger ones. I just love it. It's a lil work horse.

Graycap23 said:

I wanted this:

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But received this:

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Whatever you do don't go walking around outside of your house with that thing!

Baby got her CTS, so yay...

babynoz said:

Whatever you do don't go walking around outside of your house with that thing!

Baby got her CTS, so yay...

U get that Coupe? I love that car.

Thinking of that or the Vette.

Graycap23 said:

babynoz said:

Whatever you do don't go walking around outside of your house with that thing!

Baby got her CTS, so yay...

U get that Coupe? I love that car.

Thinking of that or the Vette.

My friend has a coupe....I prefer the sedan.

It's a beauty! You would look great in one.

babynoz said:

Graycap23 said:

U get that Coupe? I love that car.

Thinking of that or the Vette.

My friend has a coupe....I prefer the sedan.

It's a beauty! You would look great in one.

That coupe is 650/700 H.P.

Also cashed some of my savings and gifted myself with a vacation