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leemond2008

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OK then I think someone (could even have been me) started up this topic last year and it was actually really helpfull to some people (especially me as I managed to get my dads present sorted pretty damn cheaply)

so here is the idea, what are you buying your nearest and dearest and do you know of any bargains that are knocking about that could help people out

i'll kick off

nephew, 6 years old - skate 3 for the x-box 360

female friend - big bang theory (series 3 and 4)

thats all ive got done at the moment still got quite a few things to get and not a lot of money to get them with

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Same as ever - don't know. Not a **** clue.

And probably still won't know on the morning of Xmas Eve.

It's the one aspect of Xmas that I totally hate.

(EDIT: That and the religious stuff, natch). :D

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christmas shopping is easy now and no excuse.

internet FTW!

also tesco offering double money on toys etc with their points makes it cheaper for better presents.

groupon as well it's easier than ever.

you can be thoughtful with minimal effort. WIN!

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Yup I agree, Groupon is fantastic!

Although I need to buy for the girlfriend that I will only have been seing for 2 and a bit months. I don't want her to think it is anything too serious and don't wanna spend a lot on her......

Is she a keeper?

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Mom - iPad 2 Leather Case, Waterstones vouchers

Dad - Cardigan, Stars and Space DVD

Mom and Dad - A set of garden tree ornaments for their new garden

Bro - Motley Crue/Def Leppard/Steel Panther ticket, 2 DVDs

Sis In Law - Disney DVD, Disney Princess CDs, novelty rabbit ear salad servers (Rabbit mad, this is a bit of a joke gift)

Sister - Took her for a shopping trip

Granddads - Lambs Wool jumper each

Nans - Each getting a Christmas bouquet

Then an assortment of wine and chocolates for Aunties, Uncles and Cousins.

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Yup I agree, Groupon is fantastic!

Although I need to buy for the girlfriend that I will only have been seing for 2 and a bit months. I don't want her to think it is anything too serious and don't wanna spend a lot on her......

Is she a keeper?

She is.....although I am not sure I am ready to have a 'keeper' yet.

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Yup I agree, Groupon is fantastic!

Although I need to buy for the girlfriend that I will only have been seing for 2 and a bit months. I don't want her to think it is anything too serious and don't wanna spend a lot on her......

Is she a keeper?

She is.....although I am not sure I am ready to have a 'keeper' yet.

You'll be wanting to visit a genuine Jewellers rather than H.Samuel then...

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This is the problem, you don't want to be outdone. Imagine she goes nuts and gets you a pair of Ray-Bans or a nice watch?? I reckon you need to do a bit of research and get a feeling for roughly how much she's going to sink into your present.

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