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The twins are getting android tablets now. They were getting ipads after their sats but I saw CPW's deal on the Samsung 10.1's (£145 each), remembered the amount of travelling between now and June and bought them one each now. Just need to order covers, headphones and memory cards. So that's another £60 gone.
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Originally posted by mudskipper View PostRitalin?
I got the eldest two one of these each
Kurio - The ultimate Android
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That'll have to be next year - he ain't married her yet.Originally posted by Zippy View PostThe wife? A divorce.
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Ritalin?Originally posted by al_cam View Post
Our boys (6 & 8) are getting tablets this year if that helps you any.
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Or a Scottish or English Heritage membership - I know a few families (mine included) who get great use of their memberships. NTS we feel is for older folk.Originally posted by eek View PostOh and my parents are getting their national trust membership again and a trip to the theatre.
I also noticed a great cashback deal for NTS on topcashback.
Our boys (6 & 8) are getting tablets this year if that helps you any.
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The must-haves for the kids? An iPad each. The wife? A divorce.
Everyone's a winner
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You may jest but one of those is on the Christmas Prezzie list.Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostTeasmades and toasted sandwich makers are all the rage this year. But don't be surprised if they've bought the same for you.
Oh and my parents are getting their national trust membership again and a trip to the theatre.
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flying ducks for the wall are very popular.
I have got them for all my kids.
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Teasmades and toasted sandwich makers are all the rage this year. But don't be surprised if they've bought the same for you.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostAbout to go Xmas shopping. What are the must have, wow gifts for all members of the family I should be looking for as to appear I have put great thought into as opposed to just having asked on an Internet forum?
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I thought it was Vajazzles? Oh well if a bit of fuzz is back in I'll get the missus a comb.Originally posted by mudskipper View PostFurbies are the big thing this year. Fecking annoying though.
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On the basis that everyone has too much tat, I have mostly gone for cinema or restaurant vouchers this year.
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