The 'what I got for X-mas' thread.

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Haha, i'll wear just about anything... soo.... :)

(actually, this is true. i shop at valueworld for fun, and half of my clothes are either womens or from the 80's. i own three sweaters from victorias secret.

i'm 16, male, and very straight - i just enjoy wearing obscure clothes :))

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Scraggles, I play rock and heavier stuff. I'm thinking about replacing the bridge pickup with a Seymour Duncan Hotrail, I gotta see how it will work out stock first. I love the shape of the tele.

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I think they sound beautiful clean. I play heavy stuff too, but I stick to ESP. Have an MH-300, KH-1, and MH-100. Gotta love the EMG's.

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Here they are in particular order:

1. A brand new leather jacket.

2. Gloves to match.

3. Thermaltake Shark Case.

4. 1GB of Corasir XMS Memory.

5. Miscellaneous Cash.

6. Starbucks gift card.

And most importantly, the whole family was together.

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webeagle12

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Here they are in particular order:

1.  A brand new leather jacket.

2.  Gloves to match.

3.  Thermaltake Shark Case.

4.  1GB of Corasir XMS Memory.

5.  Miscellaneous Cash.

6.  Starbucks gift card.

And most importantly, the whole family was together.

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I could use #6 :)

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flyonthewall

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my family and i have officially caved, and therefore, the final list is as follows:

1. Teeth (as previously mentioned)

2. Blue Turquise ring w/ matching earrings (my birthstone, very stylish indeed)

3. The Trump Board Game (I'm a business student)

4. 120 dollars

5. Various clothing items (scraves, toques, tights)

6. Greeting Card book (I'm a girl, and therefore by majority default, into giving cards?)

7. Matching fleece to go under my new burton snowboarding shell

someone above mentioned " most importantly, the whole family was together "

I second that. It's funny, the older I get, the more I value my family. I'm moving away after next Christmas, and I'm going to miss them terribly.

OH! I almost forgot.. the whole family got

1 42inch plasma, 1 DVD recorder for the 42 inch plasma, and Canada's version of the TIVO.

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paulhaskew

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Bought myself presents this year...

1) Dell 2005FPW 20.1" Widescreen TFT Monitor :)

2) Acer TM4501WLMi Notebook

3) Belkin 800VA UPS

4) New MX Duo setup

5) NFSU 2

I think thats it...

P.S. All these things had to be cleared by the wife, and ordered in her name... LOL...

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