[retired_sarahlatham425]

Got my girlfriends presents taken care of.

Got her an iAudio, seeing as her mp3 player cracked awhile ago.

Some stationery as she loves the stuff.

A watch.

The new Elliott Smith book by Autumn De Wilde.

And a Tamagotchi because she loves Neopets and I'm cool like that.

Rest of family will get money. Apart from my nephew, who will get some sort of toy, although he has most, so I'm stuck for ideas. Maybe some VTech games.

[BlueSky]

Mum - Earings, Book, DVDs. Not really sure actually.

Dad - The hardest man in the world to buy for. He has everything, and very fussy. Forked out a fortune last year on a bottle of special whisky, it hasnt been touched.

Brother1 and sister in law - Wine and Cheese set

Brother2 and sister in law - Coffee and biccie set

Oldest Niece - something groovy from ASOS.com

Middle Niece - No idea

Youngest Niece - No idea

Baby Nephew - something retro. Frankie says relax t-shirt. Size 6-7 months :cool:

[retired_derek]

Saw an advert for a 2 for 1 deal on Mountain bikes so have bought my Dad a bike. Will keep the other one for myself considering my brother loaned his friend my last one and can't remember which friend he loaned it to.

[retired_nini59]

Originally posted by nistelrooy_uk_10:
My parents have always spent absolutely loads on me and my sisters every christmas all through our childhood and teenage years, and still splashes out a lot now (I'm 22, sisters 19 and 16). Mum always says she always likes to make a fuss at christmas due to having pretty sh*t christmases as a kid. She does go overboard though.

None of us have ended up as spoilt brats btw.

that's not really for you to decide is it?

[retired_brinker317]

Think I've decided to get the old man the new Eagles album and an MP3 player. Cheapish suggestions for the latter would be appreciated...

[retired_heidus17]

Originally posted by The_Fish:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Andy "Muzza" Murray:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by The_Fish:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Andy "Muzza" Murray:
2 Laptops, the benefits of work eh Fish

You are in the wrong team! </BLOCKQUOTE>

I can't even get a new one for myself! Mind you doubt I could be arsed trying to install everything over anyway. </BLOCKQUOTE>

I change laptops far too often, on my 7th or 8th since I started, using a Reserve Edition now :cool:

Talk to me on sametime if you want a new one.... </BLOCKQUOTE>

what do you do?

[retired_butterflyporsha]

Originally posted by ericcantona7:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by nistelrooy_uk_10:
My parents have always spent absolutely loads on me and my sisters every christmas all through our childhood and teenage years, and still splashes out a lot now (I'm 22, sisters 19 and 16). Mum always says she always likes to make a fuss at christmas due to having pretty sh*t christmases as a kid. She does go overboard though.

None of us have ended up as spoilt brats btw.

that's not really for you to decide is it? </BLOCKQUOTE>

Well I can't speak on behalf of myself because I'd probably be pretty biased, but my sisters certainly aren't.

[retired_jo12289]

Mum - digital radio (with FM, battery and mains, and stereo speakers), other stuff, not sure what
Dad - shirt, belt, other stuff
Sister - Radio 1 Live Lounge CD, Simpsons Movie on DVD and a chocolate fountain (although the last may change as she's moving house)
Sister's bf - booze and/or a hat of some sort
My bf - Catface cuddly toy, not sure what else.

Incidentally, recommendations for mp3 players (at least 8gb, not fussed about iPod) would be super.

[retired_g_stull]

Just bought all my presents online in my lunch-hour.

Brother in Law - Spurs dvd (poor lad)
Sister - Books on Gardening
Mum - Coast series 1 - 3
Dad - couple of books about footie, one being the Adrian Chile book.

Just the missus to sort now, and I bought her a few things too. Thank **** I have a small family. :thup:

[retired_imran_ryd]

Any suggestions for a uni-sex present for £15 that could go randomly to a family member including myself ages range from 21 to 60.