Is a Teddy Ruxpin Convection Oven the Ultimate Christmas Gift?

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The discussion revolves around the idea of a combination convection oven and microwave, humorously suggesting a Teddy Ruxpin that can cook. Participants share their thoughts on gift ideas, including a Smooth CE 3.2 Elliptical trainer for winter fitness, and various kitchen gadgets like a meat cleaver and a KitchenAid food processor. There are mentions of holiday traditions, such as enjoying eggnog and Christmas music, and discussions about cooking, including plans for a hickory-smoked turkey. The conversation also touches on personal safety items like crossbows and humorous anecdotes about holiday gift lists, with a focus on thoughtful presents and family gatherings. Overall, the thread captures a light-hearted exchange about holiday preparations, cooking, and personal wishes.
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I have bought or am buying my present from Tsu this year: Air compressor, fish tanks, tubing, fittings, lights, various nutrient supplements, cold press, centrifuge, microscope... the normal stuff.
 
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  • #32
A 19" x 38" picture frame -- That's a tough size to find. I think I'll have to have one made.

Light bulbs -- What in the world? It seems like it was just last week (or was it last month, or last spring) that I was asking why we had three boxes of light bulbs with one bulb missing from each box. Now I have three burnt out light bulbs and no spares. Maybe I better not wait until Christmas.

A new Jeep -- I seriously think I should really replace it this year (not give it to my daughter, then fly to her house to take it back). It is 15 years old, after all.
 
  • #33
Ivan Seeking said:
I have bought or am buying my present from Tsu this year: Air compressor, fish tanks, tubing, fittings, lights, various nutrient supplements, cold press, centrifuge, microscope... the normal stuff.
I didn't know Tsu was selling stuff, running a little side business out of the emergency room, is she?
 
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Hee hee, no, I didn't buy them from her. They are her gifts to me; but I bought them. :rolleyes:

Just office supplies. :biggrin:

btw, I accidentally edited your post. I don't think I've ever done that before.
 
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Ivan Seeking said:
Hee hee, no, I didn't buy them from her. They are her gifts to me; but I bought them. :rolleyes:
Oh, sneaky, sneaky! :approve:

Just office supplies. :biggrin:
Riiiight. :smile:

btw, I accidentally edited your post. I don't think I've ever done that before.
:smile: At least you were able to reconstruct it. I was not as fortunate the first time I did that to someone. :redface:
 
  • #36
Ivan Seeking said:
Hee hee, no, I didn't buy them from her. They are her gifts to me; but I bought them. :rolleyes:

Just office supplies. :biggrin:

Phew! From that list, I thought you might be trying to have a baby or something. It seems like an awfully complicated process for the grays. :-p :smile:
 
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Moonbear said:
You do realize it's Elmo that gets tickled, not you, right? :wink: :devil: :smile:

Drat!

Well, can't we BOTH get tickled?

Zz.
 
  • #38
Moonbear said:
Phew! From that list, I thought you might be trying to have a baby or something. It seems like an awfully complicated process for the grays. :-p :smile:

:smile: :smile: :smile: Okay, no kids for you if you intend to centrifuge and press your babies.
 
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... of course, this would be appropriate for teenagers.
 

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