Christmas Gift List

[bigtiller]

I like giving everyday things that I know will be used and enjoyed. Like;
cheese & sausage, chocolate, sprites, etc. And who would say no to a new set of screwdrivers?

 

[Buppies]

For some reason I like to give rather than to receive especially to my better half or son. But lists are nice how about a nice lever action Winchester

 

[Pixguy]

I like giving everyday things that I know will be used and enjoyed. Like; cheese & sausage, chocolate, sprites, etc. And who would say no to a new set of screwdrivers?

I'd love a new set of screwdrivers, need my address? .

Just trying to make you happy.

 

[greenmojo]

Milwaukee 12v heated jacket with the 18v accessory option so you can charge your phone with the USB connection in the jacket pocket.

DeWalt, Bosch and Makita makes them as well.

Now to Google how to hook up a hot cocoa maker to the jacket and I am all set.

~Moses

 

[boggen]

i buy what i need, when i need it, don't need nor want anything more than that. keep the kids happy, keep the pups happy, eat and talk and laugh with family, call it awesome in my book. no need for gifts.

 

[motownbrowne]

Logrite hookaroon. Or one of their cant hooks. Work gloves, some Round House pants.

 

[KiotiKowboy]

Great ideas. Keep them coming. I still have a few days

 

[MossRoad]

Gift cards for stores and don't forget restaurants, too. Batteries, warm socks, a couple lottery tickets.:laughing:

We have a candy factory in town and they sell "almost perfect" high-end chocolates. They look funny, but taste great and are usually 1/3 the price of normal or less.... my wife and I go for quantity of taste Vs quality of looks. For example, last year we found a 20 pound box (yes, that's twenty) of dark chocolate covered cherries for $10.00!!! (yes, that's ten dollars). Normally $18.00 per pound, it would have been $360.00. Ten bucks! We froze it in half-quart bags and it took us a year to eat it all!

Anyhow, we both love it and have told friends and relatives to by us the defect candy. :laughing:

I used to have lots of brother-in-laws (some died, others divorced). One year I got them all small flashlights. Next year, medium flashlights. Next year HUGE stinking bazillion watt flashlights. One year I got them all cheap multiple clamp sets from Harbor Freight. Like 20 clamps in a pack. Very handy, yet inexpensive. I got them all tool bags one year. Plenty of stuff that's handy yet under $20.00.

Multi-bit screwdrivers to keep in the car. Those 3' long thumb operated grabbers for when you drop stuff behind a tight space. Magnet sets. One year I found $29.00 electric chainsaws.... but my brother-in-laws are not mechanically inclined and I thought they might hurt themselves, so I passed on those! :laughing:

 

[boggen]

well that was fun... just replied to thread heard fizzling...power blinking rapidly then a large BOOM!, then more fizziling for a few seconds... 4 flash lights all dead. found a lighter. a few bumps later got out to vehicle to turn on head lights to see if down cable or what. couldn't tell from all the fog or if smoke, if something was burning on telephone pole, or next door across road. a few bumps and a slight burn latter, just dialed 911 vs electric company directly *getting fed up hitting stuff and burning myself*. `15 minutes later power company shows up, and gets things figured out "ground cable feel down onto transformer is what he said. cop also waved electrical company down. "frowns" i didn't like calling 911 directly for issue. but they were on the ball!

i did try calling operator first before 911 via dialing just zero. i ask'ed to be connected to electrical company. stupid ATT lady puts me through what seemed like a 4 minute menu, the ends up trying to dialing my own number. had no idea what she put me through to... thought i was filling out a electrical problem report... i think it was a menu to have my land line fix for connection issues :/

so my Christmas list is now... new flash lights, extra set of batteries for them. and a new battery backup. it would seem this one has some dead batteries. and more so a new land line phone with some small little led light for buttons and a little contact emergency list that draws power from actual land line itself when phone is off hook.

 

[davrow]

Hmm, I always appreciate ammo, primers, brass or lead - depending on the budget involved.

I'll even take the giver along to the range to help use it up if they want!