So......what did ya' get??

DURR wrote:

i got what i asked for  "nothing"

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yes tigerman   i wanted  nothing , at my age you reach a point you buy what  you want or need during the yr and how many shirts can i use and ......well you know the rest

we got all my family together that only happens twice a yr  and to me that is what it is all about...... these 2 times a yr are all i live for without them  i would not care if i were

I scored this year!  My wife picked me up a 1/32 Hasegawa Canadair Mk. 6 (F-86) that I'll do as Erich Hartmanns bird, and a 1/35 Dragon Panther Ausf. G Smart kit.  She also got me 2 of the little Accurate Miniatures 1/100 planes, a P-51D and a Bf109F, those will be cool to have on my desk at work.  I also got an awesome new Skagen watch, some cool T-shirts - a Led Zeppelin with a theme similar to what's on their 4th album with the wizard looking dude on the top of a hill with a lantern, a Monty Python shirt with the Black Knight with his arms and legs missing with the words "It's just a flesh wound" and black T-shirt that has a stick figure flexing on it with the words "The police arrested me for carrying these guns".... funny stuff, and appropriate since I've been working out, lost 36 lbs and am putting on some "beef"    My daughter got me an awesome calender with all my favorite warbirds on it.  And of course some books, candy, socks, a table saw.  Great Christmas! 

The best though was giving my 15 and 16 year old their new computers.  I got them some really nice systems and I must say I did good, they are very powerful and the kids can now play all their favorite games (such as Everquest 2) on the highest graphics settings with no issues what-so-ever!  They're really stoked! 

DURR wrote:

i got what i asked for  "nothing"

Gun Tech wrote:

Awesome Scott!    I also want a Monty Python Shirt

A while back they also got me one with a pic of the French guy that was up on the castle wall taunting King Arthur and the knights with the words "I fart in your general direction"  LOL 

I love that movie. 

espins1 wrote:

I love that movie.

Oh yeah! 

A friend of mine I met while stationed in Massachusetts sent me several of Dragon's 1/72 scale WW2 armor kits. I got a T-34/76, M4A3, SdKfz 251/1 Ausf. D, Jagdpanzer IV,  and a T-34/85.

My wife gave me one of those high-speed fancy universal remotes that replace all your remotes. It hooks up to your computer and programs all the various electronic components based on your TV, VCR, DVD, etc. models and manufacturers.