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    Christmas shopping for the kids

    Last years christmas was cool. My 2 girls got a quad bike for christmas, a BIG dollhouse and lotsa other stuff too.

    This year they're getting add on floors to the already BIG dollhouse, plus furniture for each room, a cabbage patch doll each, more barbies and maybe a jigsaw or two. And that's just from their parents.

    I like christmas for all the family gathering and good will among people and all that...But the presents...I remember the presents. I wanna be a kid again.

    My favourite present getting xmas was when I was 13. I got:
    - A barbie corvette
    - $500
    - A GI Joe Helicopter with pilot
    - A McGyver kit bag containing a soldering kit, screwdriver set a beer mug and $10 worth of mixed lollies
    - A trip to Rainbows End with an all ride, all day pass.
    and then I also got to go sailing round the Marlborogh Sounds for a week with 3 of my family.

    I know christmas isn't supposed to about presents, but what 3 things would you ask Santa for .... within reason.

    Me I'd like:
    - my bike to be working and road legal (1 year outta rego )
    - a new car stereo
    - leather bike pants
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    I am not really a big in to xmas person, i have worked xmas pretty much every year for the past 10 not worryed me, but thats possible due to not having kids etc to worry about .

    Personally, toys never worried me to much as a kid, my dad was manager for hasbro/milton bradley or something silly like that pretty much one of the world largest toy companys, so we us to get the best of everything that wise, we had every GI Joe avaible we even had ones that didn't come to nz, same with every transformer, etc etc.

    I would ask santa, to pay of my mortage, and that i would be happy, other than that i got all i need/want


    damn i am a sad cunt, ahh well

    BTW i like to ya see ya in leather pants slipstream

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    I got two girls a bit grown up now but at Christmas time I still love to see the looks on their faces as they open presents.

    Used to love Guy Fawks night too. Let off the crackers and all that. Now you ask the kids what the fireworks are all about and they have no idea. Haloween? yep they know that one. Trick or treat.

    Not very religous but one thing we both insist on is that they come to church with us on Christmas day.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Skyryder
    I got two girls a bit grown up now but at Christmas time I still love to see the looks on their faces as they open presents.
    That's it isn't it.... I love giving a gift to someone and seeing that's honestly exactly what they wanted/needed/like. Knowing that you know someone that well and you can make them happy is better than receiving a gift sometimes.

    Although I do remember a funniest home video episode, where there was this clip with this kid, who was more interested in the box the toy came in, than the toy itself....that's just f***in funny

    I still prefer birthdays than xmas tho ... I mean I like xmas but there's something more special about birthdays.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cajun
    BTW i like to ya see ya in leather pants slipstream

    Hey hey...this is a family show

    mind you...I'd like to see me in some leather pants too. Last leather pants I wore were leather chaps, not very bike friendly ......
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    This year I'm going to seriously enrage my kids. The santa sacks they are expecting to be full on the 25th will be completely empty. The 4 of them are only getting one present from us (see attached pics).

    I'm thinking of stringing them along the lines of "Oh my goodness, did santa forget where we live ?????" If I can keep a straight face it'll be worth videoing their faces.

    Of course this assumes I can put the thing together the night before :disapint:
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    Sigh, lucky lot you lot...

    I reckon, over and above the few hassles, having kids would be fricken awsome....

    Oh, I'm with Cajun on this. I'd love to see me in Slipstreams leather pants too

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    That looks like fun Is it for kids, or adults too?

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    The only present I really want is to spend time with all the people i love over christmas.
    Yea yea I know soppy but Im not big on prezzies and stuff.
    MIND YOU Baby bikie is gonna be a happy camper with his quad bike --
    To see a life newly created.To watch it grow and prosper. Isn't that the greatest gift a human being can be given?

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    Quote Originally Posted by StoneChucker
    That looks like fun Is it for kids, or adults too?
    both, although I doubt the kids will let us near it for ages
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    It looks like one of those things where you have a big fan underneath it and you can pretend to skydive

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    Quote Originally Posted by matthewt
    This year I'm going to seriously enrage my kids. The santa sacks they are expecting to be full on the 25th will be completely empty. The 4 of them are only getting one present from us (see attached pics).

    I'm thinking of stringing them along the lines of "Oh my goodness, did santa forget where we live ?????" If I can keep a straight face it'll be worth videoing their faces.

    Of course this assumes I can put the thing together the night before :disapint:
    Please please please dont put the sides on it

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    Quote Originally Posted by matthewt
    This year I'm going to seriously enrage my kids. The santa sacks they are expecting to be full on the 25th will be completely empty. The 4 of them are only getting one present from us (see attached pics).

    I'm thinking of stringing them along the lines of "Oh my goodness, did santa forget where we live ?????" If I can keep a straight face it'll be worth videoing their faces.

    Of course this assumes I can put the thing together the night before :disapint:
    Hahaha!! We did this exact same thing years ago when the tow oldest boys were small. Bought a trampoline, left it in the gargre till Christmas Eve, then I assembled it when they were asleep.
    Christmas Day, we nonchalantly open the curtains in the dining room, and said nothing. Eventually, one of the boys happened to glance outside, and went into a trance, with his mouth open. Then the other one. Eventually one of them said something,and we asked "Where did that come from??! Santa must've delivered it with a helicopter in the night. Did you hear anything?"

    It was a priceless moment.
    ... and that's what I think.

    Or summat.


    Or maybe not...

    Dunno really....


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    After wracking their brains about what to get No2 daughter for Xmas,wife and No1 daughter had a look in her room for clues - they figure the best thing they can do for her is to just throw out all the crap,it will improve her life vastly...

    I got my 11yr old boy a gas soldering iron,gunna be some melted plastic and burnt fingers as they figure it out.Just got to find something to match for the 8 yr old.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Motu
    After wracking their brains about what to get No2 daughter for Xmas,wife and No1 daughter had a look in her room for clues - they figure the best thing they can do for her is to just throw out all the crap,it will improve her life vastly...
    Sounds like my number 2 son.

    Quote Originally Posted by BadMotu?
    I got my 11yr old boy a gas soldering iron,gunna be some melted plastic and burnt fingers as they figure it out.Just got to find something to match for the 8 yr old.
    I'm glad to see you're not a safety nazi, Motu. I had tools for gifts when I was young (and not those stupid plastic ones either, but real knives, smaller-sized saw, hatchet, etc.) and I learnt some skills with them (and still have a full complement of fingers and other extremities).
    ... and that's what I think.

    Or summat.


    Or maybe not...

    Dunno really....


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