What do you want for christmas!?

Jewels · 11-28-2003, 01:51 AM

its nearly that time of year, not even a month away? do you know what you want, or what your getting?

im getting clothes...clothes.. and more clothes... and also a ring

Ace195 · 11-28-2003, 02:33 AM

Well my advice is take the ring and then pawn it at browns the'll give you a decent amount of money. Meh.. Then buy a consol.

Happydude · 11-28-2003, 03:05 AM

hmm...i thought the topic was about what we wanted for christmas

i want $3,000 for a car

Jason1 · 11-28-2003, 12:08 PM

Here's my list...kinda...

Prince of Persia:The sands of time(Gamecube)
Call of Duty(PC)
Geko 201 GPS system
Simpsons season 3 DVD
Family guy volume 1 or 2 DVD
Bruce Almighty DVD
Pittsburgh Steeler Shrits/sweatshirts/hoodies
Cardinal and/or steeler stretch fit hats(damn hard to find)

Im sure I'll think of more from now until then...oh and the only reason MKDD isnt on there is because my brother is getting it.

BlueFire · 11-28-2003, 12:30 PM

- A Digital Camera
- Clothes
- Money
- Jacob's Ladder DVD
- Session 9 DVD

yep.

GameMaster · 11-28-2003, 01:38 PM

- Digital Camera (or rather money for one because I know more about them then my family does and I want a good one)
- Electric Scooter
- Official Lightsaber replica from Sharper Image
- The Two Towers
- X-Men 1 + 2
- WC3: Frozen Throne (because I lost it

)
- A Watch
- Harmon Kardon "Creature" Speakers

P.S. Don't forget to edit the title of this thread so it includes those who celebrate other festive December gift-giving holidays.

Ironfoot · 11-30-2003, 04:50 PM

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Originally Posted by BLueFire

- A Digital Camera
- Clothes
- Money
- Jacob's Ladder DVD
- Session 9 DVD

yep.

confess in eva.

I sex:

Money
DVD Player
DVD set of Evangelion Episodes 1-twenty whatever
DVD's of Eva: Death and Rebirth and End of Evangelion

If parents don't agree then i wunt a computer upgrade under my driections.

:>

Vampyr · 11-28-2003, 02:34 PM

1. 10 GB iPod
2. Gold rope bracelet
3. Claddagh ring (Silver ring with two hands holding a heart with a crown)
4. Red Prophet, By: Orson Scott Card (Book)
5. The Wizard and the Glass, By: Stephen King (Book)
6. 3rd Season of Buffy on DVD
7. Prince of Persia (Gamecube Game)
8. Suikoden III (PS2 game)
9. Castlevania: Lamnet of Innocence (PS2)
10. Poison Greatest Hits CD
11. Counting Crows Greatest Hits CD
12. DVD's (any cool movie)

Perfect Stu · 11-28-2003, 02:55 PM

iPod 10GB
Various Clothing
XMen 2 DVD
Prince of Persia PS2
Ratchet&Clank 2 PS2
Medicine Ball

DimHalo · 11-28-2003, 02:58 PM

-a bunch of DVDs
-a cross pendant
I am getting a trip to disney world (by default of a family trip)

(Vampyr, are you of Scottis/Irish descent?)

Vampyr · 11-28-2003, 03:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jeepnut's Slave

(Vampyr, are you of Scottis/Irish descent?)

Nope.

But if your refering to the Claddagh ring (which Im very sure you are) then your right about it being Irish. I actually think its the traditional Irish wedding ring, if Im not mistaken.

I just want one because I think the legend behind them is very interesting, and I just think its a cool ring.

Happydude · 11-28-2003, 03:40 PM

i want a pic of the ring and the legend behind it

Vampyr · 11-28-2003, 07:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by HappyDude666

i want a pic of the ring and the legend behind it

Picture:

Legend:
The romantic story of the mystical and beautiful Claddagh Ring began way back over 300 years ago in the ancient fishing village of Claddagh just outside the walls of the City of Galway on the west coast of Ireland.

Legend has it that a local man, Richard Joyce, was captured by pirates and sold into slavery, the property of a rich Turkish goldsmith.In time Joyce became a master craftsman himself and, on earning his freedom, returned to Galway and created the legendary Claddagh Ring.

The ring, depicting two hands clutching a heart, complete with a crown, epitomises the expression of lasting love and eternal friendship. The heart symbolises love, the hands friendship and the crown loyalty and fidelity.

Wear this ring on your right hand with the heart facing outwards and the world will know your heart has not yet been won.
Wear it on the right hand with the heart facing inwards and it shows you have friendship and love under consideration.
But worn on your left hand with the heart turned inwards it means two loves have joined forever.

Happydude · 11-29-2003, 10:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vampyr

Picture:

Legend:
The romantic story of the mystical and beautiful Claddagh Ring began way back over 300 years ago in the ancient fishing village of Claddagh just outside the walls of the City of Galway on the west coast of Ireland.

Legend has it that a local man, Richard Joyce, was captured by pirates and sold into slavery, the property of a rich Turkish goldsmith.In time Joyce became a master craftsman himself and, on earning his freedom, returned to Galway and created the legendary Claddagh Ring.

The ring, depicting two hands clutching a heart, complete with a crown, epitomises the expression of lasting love and eternal friendship. The heart symbolises love, the hands friendship and the crown loyalty and fidelity.

Wear this ring on your right hand with the heart facing outwards and the world will know your heart has not yet been won.
Wear it on the right hand with the heart facing inwards and it shows you have friendship and love under consideration.
But worn on your left hand with the heart turned inwards it means two loves have joined forever.

uh.....huh

pretty cool i guess...