Is a Teddy Ruxpin Convection Oven the Ultimate Christmas Gift?

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The discussion centers around unconventional Christmas gift ideas, particularly the humorous notion of a Teddy Ruxpin convection oven. Participants share their wish lists, which include items like the Smooth CE 3.2 Elliptical trainer, Sony Vegas+DVD Architect version 5, and a KitchenAid food processor. The conversation also touches on personal anecdotes related to holiday traditions, cooking, and the desire for peace and family time during the festive season. Overall, the thread reflects a lighthearted approach to holiday gift-giving and personal preferences.

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  • Knowledge of fitness equipment, particularly elliptical trainers.
  • Basic awareness of holiday traditions and their cultural significance.
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This discussion is beneficial for holiday shoppers, kitchen appliance enthusiasts, fitness aficionados, and anyone interested in unique gift ideas for the Christmas season.

  • #31
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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  • #34
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.
 
  • #35
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:
 
  • #37
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.
 
  • #39
... of course, this would be appropriate for teenagers.
 

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