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Man :santa: dropped of a few things for the daughter (I got coal) and feels like I spent the entire day assembling and opening stuff, who knew Polly Pocket needed so much wire to hold her and her crap in a box! ::Shocked:
So what about the rest of you kids??
No assembly required... Gwen got me two DVD's I really wanted... the September 11th documentary film by the Naudet brothers and the National Geographic doc of the same subject.
That is a very good documentary. It sure does make your heart heavy to watch it though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Treibenschnell
The big project was this item :santa: delivered!
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Note how I was testing the trampoline to ensure there were no safety issues! ::Ladder::
Here is the finished Project! :afro:
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I can hardly wait to try it! ::Clown::
Good boy, you took your shoes off... :-)
POS, Pictures no workie. :(
As for me....
Well Santa bought the boys a free standing basketball goal and Santa tells me it was a real PITA to put together. ;)
I got athe AWD gauge faces I wanted, some DVDs and some tickets to a Texas Tornadoes minor league hockey game. :D
Pictures work just fine for me... try clearing your cache.
Odd... I'm getting:Quote:
Originally Posted by Treibenschnell
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IE thing?
Not much wrenching for me this x-mas... just these 2:
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i got some movies i wanted and a new cd, but my daughter well lets say she got the hook up.
just about everything polly pocket from grandma. and about 25 barbies and batgirl and kelly and princess out the wazoo. Dad got the newest fanciest Sirius receiver. Hooray for HOWARD STERN
best was spending time with my crazy family.
That's cool what did your daughter get?? ::Clown::Quote:
Originally Posted by Titus
So far, the outside of the house painted by professionals, some Lowe's gift cards, cool tea & mug, and a really warm flannel shirt. We'll be doing Christmas with my family today. No assembly required so far :clap:
I got one birthday present early: Leaf Hog for the mountain of leaves my monster oak gave me. It works great! Some minor assembly required :rolleyes:
No kidding, they spend more $$$ on all that wire/washers and screws than they do the whole toy. :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by POS Racing
I got a new circular saw and a set of those coolie ratcheting wrenches. Also got a couple CD's (new Audioslave and a Trans-Siberian Orchestra Christmas CD), a couple shirts and some Meguir's products. I did good! :rolleyes:
Mom gave me a huge jar full of homemade beef jerky and a seal-a-meal bag full of venison jerky!
Of course, I still managed to get into the doghouse on Christmas - went to a nearby beach that I've been metal detecting and lost track of time... spent 5 hours and missed Christmas dinner - but did find 3 more rings on that beach! That makes 10 rings so far and about another 4 to 5 hours left to finish that beach.
RJ
No assembly for me here, got a box of Ritz whole wheat crackers with a $50 tagged on it, a three can pack of peanuts with another $50 tagged on it, a $100 Target gift card, and Kingdom of Heaven for PSP.
That's a good one.Quote:
Originally Posted by sammm
Santa was good to me this year! The best gift was an overhaul and a new drivetrain for my mountain bike after seven years of dedicated service. Another reason I'll stick with Specialized - after 7 years of abuse there was a crack developing in a weld in the rear suspension linkage. Specialized replaced the entire four-bar linkage free of charge under their lifetime warranty. :clap:
It was like having a new bike again. Even better, I got to take part of Christmas afternoon to break it in at Knob Hill in Flower Mound. What a great day for riding.
I also got some other assorted stuff, including cash to cover a set of 'kooks to mount on a set of spare wheels to use for S2k and track events next season. Keep the R's fresh for the big events. :mrgreen:
:santa: was good to me this year. Harddog Sport (a whole lotta assembly required!), Dremel, HF clicker torque wrench, New rachet set, HF Sander/polisher and a iPod case....and of course...the best gift of all New SOCKS.
Because I was begging for a rollbar, I got the wife jewlery from Tiffany's, new coat and some various other things I can't mention.::Naughty:
Santa was very good to me this year....
I got a nice Dremel tool setup, a large collection of wood working clamps (because, aparently, you can't have enough clamps!), and my girlfriend got me the Target air compressor deal (the 2HP/6 Gal Durabuilt one).
Just got back from B'ham ... 11 hour drives in the pickup through Holiday traffic are the pits....
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Originally Posted by POS Racing
Light Christmas for us this year, too many taxes to pay..... New razor, hat and gloves for the cold weather....then we get record highs in the 80's! :confused:
My kids are big enough that there was no assembly required. While it seems my wife and I bought presents for everyone that I've ever met in my family, unfortunately almost none returned the favor. My wife purchased me a new helment, and my oldest son bought me a dremel accessory kit (what's up with the dremel stuff this year, seems like everyone got dremel stuff), and my youngest (read that as broke) son raked the leaves in the front and back yard, for the second week in a row. In the last two weeks over twenty bags so far. Unfortunantly the wind blew really hard on christmas eve (day after) and you can't even tell he did them as the neighbors leaves found their way to my house.:( That was my entire christmas!:ncool:
Christmas day I took the boys out to fly my r/c airplane. My oldest totaled out the airplane within 15 seconds of having the controls in his hands::Shocked: . This after over 30 minutes of flying a simulator with my controller/transmitter. Truthfully I expected him to wreck the plane, just not nose dive it at full throttle strait into the ground. Fortunately it's a Ready To Fly (RTF) trainer. So, I've ordered another fuselodge, therefore I'll rebuild it in the next couple of weeks. I also ordered another transmitter 6ch transmitter (computer controlled) and a buddy cable so I can teach my boys how to fly these things, hopefully without the same results next time. (Merry x-mas to me:D )
TD
Teach them to fly
9 Fault High ::Angel::
I recieved a speaker set for my ipod, the fm transmitter, some clothes that dont fit, and. . . .my very own Mach 5.
^^Sweet Mach 5!
This,Quote:
Originally Posted by MadMerv
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this,
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or this?
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