vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
For the kids, I went ahead and bought a "Toys-R-Us" store for them.
Much easier in the long run.
Much easier in the long run.
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Colin1
Senior Master Sergeant
I was alluding to the Black Widow nightfighter connection - suffice it to say it didn't workHeh?
Not sure what you mean...
I was alluding to the Black Widow nightfighter connection - suffice it to say it didn't work
Ah, it flew right over head...
RabidAlien
1st Lieutenant
Ah, it flew right over head...
Sounded like a shot in the dark anyway.
:ducks:
wheelsup_cavu
1st Sergeant
Matt308
Glock Perfection
Parents (both sides) - Gift cards, a pound of coffee hand delivered every month (tradition), a painting from my son framed, socks for my mom, and some other 'stuff'
We always send gifts to all our siblings that are under 18yo.
And a few special gifts to those deserving.
Now that is a nice gift!
That happens when you get older. When my kids are out of the house, Christmas will never be the same. Until grandkids that is.
Mr. Gnomey has more time on his hands than he know what to do with. Thanks for the post consolidation my little pointy hatted friend.
For the kids, I went ahead and bought a "Toys-R-Us" store for them.
Much easier in the long run.
Agreed! I should have done the same. Part of the reason we moved into a bigger house was to have more room for the kids toys. Only to hear my 3 year old say he has no toys (no friggin' toys!) the day after Christmas! 
Anyway, on to the loot: Revell He 177 (w/quad tail turret) and Fw 200 Condor (I have yet to open either!) a new rain/winter jacket (desperately needed), FLR's "fallingwater" architectual Lego set (waiting for the right zen moment to build), Amazon Kindle (from in-laws), books about Columbine, Pat Tillman and TR and the "big burn" whatever that is. Also a book about about Marine Corp Aviation, Farts (yes farts...with audio) and another old aviation book. Oh and I just remembered, the Ginter book on the Coronado...nice!
However, without family it's all bunk!
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