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Posted: **28 Dec 2006, 15:16**

lots of groovy stuff, the best of which are probably:

micro-scalextric (A1 grand prix)

family guy series 1-5 on dvd

Posted: **28 Dec 2006, 15:23**

Hom_Corleone wrote: A book on how to be a good Dad.

What does it say? 'Try not to set fire to the kids and you'll be fine'.

So, how's dadship going Steve?

Posted: **28 Dec 2006, 15:32**

Planet Dave wrote:
Hom_Corleone wrote: A book on how to be a good Dad.

What does it say? 'Try not to set fire to the kids and you'll be fine'.

So, how's dadship going Steve?

I've managed to avoid any fun with flames so far. I have fell asleep a few times watching the cricket and giving him a bottle. They do bounce fairly well though.

All is well thanks Dave - although I am looking forward to the time when he sleeps through comes.

Posted: **28 Dec 2006, 21:14**

The usual, cd's, dvd's, money, vouchers, chocs!

Plus -

Posted: **28 Dec 2006, 21:16**

Brideoffrankenstein wrote:The usual, cd's, dvd's, money, vouchers, chocs!

Plus -

Edward Monkton!

He's God...

IZ.

Posted: **28 Dec 2006, 21:18**

My friend got one of those hamster things...

Posted: **28 Dec 2006, 21:23**

Amongst The Usual Suspects, we got the following:

Posted: **28 Dec 2006, 22:06**

Why is Kate much bigger than the plane?

Posted: **28 Dec 2006, 22:47**

robertzombie wrote:Why is Kate much bigger than the plane?

The Plane is a life size replica of the model she stole fae the bank-the one with all the sentimental value. I did try for a life size Kate, but it was not possible

Posted: **28 Dec 2006, 22:55**

IÂ´d try for the plane in lifesize..

Posted: **29 Dec 2006, 02:45**

Brideoffrankenstein wrote:

I need that in my life.

Posted: **29 Dec 2006, 08:18**

I haven't read many of my Christmas presents yet. I've been drawn to Kant's Groundwork for the Metaphysics of Morals like a magnet and I can't put it down. I keep reading it, trying to make sense out of it (it does make sense, Kant's just a very, very, very bad, opaque writer). I'll probably have it remembered off by heart by the time I'm done with it.

I've also used some of my Christmas money to buy Utilitarianism by Mill and Five Dialogues: Euthyphro, Apology, Crito, Meno, Phaedo by Plato, which I am especially looking forward to. Read the Republic by Plato and Euthyphro before and I love Plato's writing style. Reading his dialogs, it's like you're in the room, listening to Socrates speak firsthand. He's really quite something special and piques your interest in everything from virtue, justice, to the theory of forms, et all. So I expect the book of Plato's I've ordered will be, along with Kant's Groundwork, another book I'll have remembered off by heart. Nice short works that get one thinking.

And looking through this post on preview, I realize I've used italics way too much.

Oh well.

Cheers,
NTS.

Posted: **29 Dec 2006, 08:19**

robertzombie wrote:My friend got one of those hamster things...

A gerbil?

Posted: **29 Dec 2006, 17:11**

nick the stripper wrote:
robertzombie wrote:My friend got one of those hamster things...
A gerbil?

Or a filigree Siberian Hamster?

Posted: **29 Dec 2006, 17:26**

LOL!

Posted: **29 Dec 2006, 20:28**

robertzombie wrote:Why is Kate much bigger than the plane?

Who / what / why / where is a 'Kate'?

Posted: **29 Dec 2006, 21:28**

this is kate

Posted: **30 Dec 2006, 16:23**

robertzombie wrote:this is kate

humma-humma

cannot believe she is shagging that hobbit!

Posted: **30 Dec 2006, 20:37**

robertzombie wrote:this is kate

The young lady out of Lost. I see. The real thing would indeed be rather nice for Xmas.

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