My noteable is a metric wobble impact bit set. and a case of wine.
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Gave- a BA Littmann stethescope, tape holder for it, two pen lights to the GF... And a texas roudhouse GC for Grandma
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Originally Posted by FRT_Fun
(Post 810750)
^Once I move and get settled in I'm getting a ncie tool box as well!
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Originally Posted by icantthink4155
(Post 810768)
Sears had them on sale for one day. Thats two seperate boxes for something like $149 for both.
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for my family and friends I bought my mom a ticket to Thailand for a month and hotel accommodations , bought a friend a ps3 and another friend a ps3 for his kids, rc helicopter,tool bag,work lights , sound bar for friends tv, jedi fx light saber, various toy cars for toddlers , bunch of flash lights etc
i received a Kindle fire,socks and gloves |
A gun safe, a jacket that actualy works and I dont mind working in, a marshmallow gun, some damn good food, some work gloves, etc. Pretty decent haul!
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got- $25 from my aunt
gave....the gift that keeps on giving to 11 lucky transgender hookers in downtown Atlanta. (don't want to discuss what I gave as I don't know they were received) |
Sears has some pretty good sales on tool boxes near Fathers day. Got mine 1/2off. Plus some tools
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I got some bed sheets, a bracelet, and some gift cards for gas/
I gifted a Walbro and some xmas texts. They know I'm saving for my car. |
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Originally Posted by djp0623
(Post 810687)
What playset did you go with, and did it come with installation. My daughter wants one that they have at costco. Its big, and then I jave to fence in a play area $$$
The one we have is this one: http://www.toysrus.com/product/index...earchURL=false Attachment 240165 Delivery was included, installation was not. This thing is turning out to be quite a project. The assembly manual (which is quite thorough) is about 85 pages long, and those are standard letter-sized pages. Fortunately, it breaks everything down into relative simple sub-assemblies. In terms of parts count, it's a lot. Probably about 200 or so individual pieces of wood. The only really annoying part is that while the lumber was divided into three boxes, and the manual does tell you which box each piece is in, the individual pieces are not labeled. There is a cut-sheet that gives you both a picture and dimensions of each piece, so you have to root through the box with a measuring tape searching for exactly the right one. I figure it'll probably take us around 2-3 full days. Today was spent prepping the site (removing an old tree stump and leveling the ground a bit) and I just started putting together the first sub-assembly, which is the rock-climbing wall pictured in the center. Quality is ok. It's not playground-grade, but it seems reasonably sturdy. I'm assuming it was all CNC-cut, as all the dimensions seem fairly tight and the pre-drilled holes have been lining up nicely so far. |
Gave: love
Got: love It was good. I wish you guys all the best. My sake glass is empty now. |
Is it considered a problem when you actually forgot you just smoked weed?
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I'd say lay off the weed, just a bit.
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Originally Posted by Gearhead_318
(Post 811127)
I'd say lay off the weed, just a bit.
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Didn't get anything.. as I'm not home for Christmas. If you count getting to spend Christmas and a few months in a foreign country learning a new language a gift, then I treated myself nicely. Oh, I did buy myself a regional seasons ski pass to like 20 mountains where I live in Germany... 12 days of riding already this season. Going to break 100.
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Originally Posted by FRT_Fun
(Post 810750)
^Once I move and get settled in I'm getting a ncie tool box as well!
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Originally Posted by Joe Perez
Originally Posted by djp0623
(Post 810687)
What playset did you go with, and did it come with installation. My daughter wants one that they have at costco. Its big, and then I jave to fence in a play area $$$
The one we have is this one: http://www.toysrus.com/product/index...earchURL=false https://i.imgur.com/PQQvT.jpg Delivery was included, installation was not. This thing is turning out to be quite a project. The assembly manual (which is quite thorough) is about 85 pages long, and those are standard letter-sized pages. Fortunately, it breaks everything down into relative simple sub-assemblies. In terms of parts count, it's a lot. Probably about 200 or so individual pieces of wood. The only really annoying part is that while the lumber was divided into three boxes, and the manual does tell you which box each piece is in, the individual pieces are not labeled. There is a cut-sheet that gives you both a picture and dimensions of each piece, so you have to root through the box with a measuring tape searching for exactly the right one. I figure it'll probably take us around 2-3 full days. Today was spent prepping the site (removing an old tree stump and leveling the ground a bit) and I just started putting together the first sub-assembly, which is the rock-climbing wall pictured in the center. Quality is ok. It's not playground-grade, but it seems reasonably sturdy. I'm assuming it was all CNC-cut, as all the dimensions seem fairly tight and the pre-drilled holes have been lining up nicely so far. I thought you were a baller Joe, what happened? Why cheap out??? http://content.costco.com/Images/Con...uct/617396.jpg |
Originally Posted by hustler
(Post 811174)
I said that too...then I gutted a Miata in a 1-car apartment garage.
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Originally Posted by pusha
(Post 810613)
hello kitty keychain, toaster, pad, and onesie... lion ornament grilling set with tongs that have a thermometer emergency car kit and this Attachment 240164 i got my gf a computer charger canon t3 necklace and a bunch of other stuff |
I gave homemade pens to those I didn't give one to last year. Mostly exotic woods like katalox, tigerwood and cocobolo. Son got tons of toys, including lots of Lego.
I got a set of sheets (600 thread count) and 2 knit shirts. |
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