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the inevitable "what I got for christmas" thread
Posted: 25 Dec 2004, 13:06
by lazarus corporation
as per the title:
Love All The People - Letters, Lyrics & Routines of Bill Hicks
Joy Division, live bootleg (cassette tape) Bowden Vale 14/03/79
Joy Division, live bootleg (cassette tape) Eindhoven 18/01/80
Gothic Erotica 6 CD set - it was a present, OK!
Nick Cave t-shirt & metal bookmark thingy (received early from my friend who bought them for me at the recent gig we went to)
and the usual assortment of vouchers etc
Posted: 25 Dec 2004, 15:15
by Thea
new tv/vidieo/dvd player
Doctor who movie dvd
vile shirt
£100 towards the new computer fund
chocolates that were fantastic when i started on them, but got sickly after 3
Posted: 25 Dec 2004, 15:54
by pearson
flat screen monitor
black body cotton shirt
black short
some "euro"
Posted: 25 Dec 2004, 15:59
by moonchild
clothes, pyjamas, underwear, lil socks, etc.... and....
• The Cure - Join the dots (b-sides & rarities 1978 - 2001)
• Lovecraft (graphic novel)
• Sappho's Leap by Erica Jong
• ZapÃski iz podpólia by Fiódor Dostoiévski
• EP (vinyl) from The Misfits
Posted: 25 Dec 2004, 16:00
by moonchild
Santa... that fatty bastard didn't brought me the new IMAC G5.
I will never be a good girl again
Posted: 25 Dec 2004, 16:08
by lazarus corporation
moonchild wrote:I will never be a good girl again
Being good has always been over-rated
Posted: 25 Dec 2004, 16:11
by hallucienate
new hiking rucksack
binoculars
first aid kit, inter alia
nothing computer related; I suspect there may be a subtle hint there...
Posted: 25 Dec 2004, 16:41
by Padstar
60 gig Creative Labs Zen
A pair if Mr Grumpy slippers.
Paddy.
Posted: 25 Dec 2004, 16:42
by James Blast
moonchild wrote:Santa... that fatty bastard didn't brought me the new IMAC G5.
Bummer!
pants
more pants
Cider With Roadies - Stuart Maconie
The Rotters Club - Jonathon Coe
Loomings Over The Suet - Glen Baxter
a case of The McGuigan Black Label Merlot
an assortment of nibbles from M&S
<------one happy chappie
Posted: 25 Dec 2004, 17:04
by hallucienate
moonchild wrote:Santa... that fatty bastard didn't brought me the new IMAC G5.
should've asked for a PC instead.
Posted: 25 Dec 2004, 17:16
by Thea
hallucienate wrote:moonchild wrote:Santa... that fatty bastard didn't brought me the new IMAC G5.
should've asked for a PC instead.
Especially since santa is now sponsored by microsoft.
Posted: 25 Dec 2004, 17:19
by hallucienate
d00mw0lf wrote:hallucienate wrote:moonchild wrote:Santa... that fatty bastard didn't brought me the new IMAC G5.
should've asked for a PC instead.
Especially since santa is now sponsored by microsoft.
or installing linux would make it even cheaper.
yeah, they're
are right, I do need to speed more time outdoors.
Posted: 25 Dec 2004, 17:23
by James Blast
hallucienate wrote:yeah, they're
are right, I do need to speed more time outdoors.
is it 'the voices' again
hal?
Posted: 25 Dec 2004, 17:25
by hallucienate
James Blast wrote:hallucienate wrote:yeah, they're
are right, I do need to speed more time outdoors.
is it 'the voices' again
hal?
yup, in DTS surround sound
Posted: 25 Dec 2004, 17:56
by Thea
hallucienate wrote:d00mw0lf wrote:hallucienate wrote:
should've asked for a PC instead.
Especially since santa is now sponsored by microsoft.
or installing linux would make it even cheaper.
yeah, they're
are right, I do need to speed more time outdoors.
Nah... wait till you start making html jokes before you try anything like that
Posted: 25 Dec 2004, 18:16
by lazarus corporation
d00mw0lf wrote:hallucienate wrote:d00mw0lf wrote:
Especially since santa is now sponsored by microsoft.
or installing linux would make it even cheaper.
yeah, they're
are right, I do need to speed more time outdoors.
Nah... wait till you start making html jokes before you try anything like that
<sarcasm>oh yeah, like html jokes are bad</sarcasm>
d'oh!
Posted: 25 Dec 2004, 18:29
by DerekR
A couple of hardbacks - Fleshmarket Close by Ian Rankin and the (huge) final part of The Dark Tower by Stephen King (which is handy, seeing as I haven't read the previous 6 parts - bless my dear old Mum).
Plus some clothes and vouchers, the usual.
I'm currently enjoying my present to myself, bought when I moved house...
Posted: 25 Dec 2004, 18:45
by christophe
Well I almost knocked out my 3 years old nieces tooth’s when I was trying to open my present.
It turned out to be beer, and the little girl is still afraid of me.
Posted: 25 Dec 2004, 19:26
by Thea
lazarus corporation wrote:d00mw0lf wrote:hallucienate wrote:
or installing linux would make it even cheaper.
yeah, they're
are right, I do need to speed more time outdoors.
Nah... wait till you start making html jokes before you try anything like that
<sarcasm>oh yeah, like html jokes are bad</sarcasm>
d'oh!
yep...
that's the stuff, go stick your head out of the window for a few seconds
Posted: 25 Dec 2004, 19:46
by Mrs. Snowey
Santa brought me Bill Bailey for Christmas.
well, the Bewilderness DVD, but it'll do temporarily...
Posted: 25 Dec 2004, 21:07
by Dark
Santa/relatives bought me:
The Velvet Underground - Loaded (Fully Loaded Edition with holographic coverart and a second disc with demos and alternate versions of each track)
Simon And Garfunkel - Old Friends boxset with unreleased tracks etc.
The Damned - Neat Neat Neat 3CD boxset.
A box of Belgian chocolate. ^_^
And to play said CDs, a 512MB mp3 player. =3
A most beautiful day.
Posted: 25 Dec 2004, 21:55
by Brideoffrankenstein
A girlie handbag
Money for my travels
Lovely smelly luxurious bath things!
Booze
A spider bookmark
and
chocolate
Posted: 25 Dec 2004, 21:59
by James Blast
Brideoffrankenstein wrote:chocolate
I see where your coming from
Posted: 25 Dec 2004, 22:03
by Brideoffrankenstein
James Blast wrote:Brideoffrankenstein wrote:chocolate
I see where your coming from
It's very nice I'm eating it now
yum yum yum
Posted: 25 Dec 2004, 23:53
by Rivers
A nice Canon dv camera, warmed it up just in time to get some snowing on Xmas day footage.
Millenium S1 dvd
Yeah Yeah Yeahs live dvd
Colin Wilson biography