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General => The Campfire => Topic started by: Camperroo on Nov 13, 2003, 11:42 AM

Title: What is hot on your kids list?
Post by: Camperroo on Nov 13, 2003, 11:42 AM
My son has been feverishly working on his christmas list now that the Sunday papers are putting in the big toy ad circulars!!  He's circling all his favorite things.  Right now he seems really into the GI Joe guys, there's one that is a snow ranger or something, so I'll have to go out and find it soon before it's gone.  My DD is now 14 and I'm at a loss as to what to get her this year...no more toys...guess it's clothes and accessories...maybe some new ice skates.
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Post by: tlhdoc on Nov 13, 2003, 05:43 PM
Lego's and video games at our house. :)
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Post by: B-flat on Nov 13, 2003, 11:08 PM
Grandson is into color Gameboy stuff and GD is collecting Barbis.  DS and DD are all grown up and into green stuff, especially with large numbers on it.:D
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Post by: birol on Nov 14, 2003, 05:41 AM
Quote from: B-flatGrandson is into color Gameboy stuff and GD is collecting Barbis.  DS and DD are all grown up and into green stuff, especially with large numbers on it.:D
Here is a great barbie for your GD :)


http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2962511847&category=38259&rd=1

P.S. Another shameless Pitch to rub one of you peoples your good money  :D  :D  :D  :D
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Post by: MommaMia on Nov 14, 2003, 06:44 AM
Quote from: birolHere is a great barbie for your GD :)


http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2962511847&category=38259&rd=1

P.S. Another shameless Pitch to rub one of you peoples your good money  :D  :D  :D  :D


Yes, Like before... Shameless! ;)

(Ok... now I'm going to go check your stuff out!  Guess it worked!...... ok, I'm back... Diverse variety of items you have there, Birol!  I especially like your wording on Nintendo... "tested by our team"!  I'm betting DD and DS right? Good luck!)
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Post by: kathybrj on Nov 14, 2003, 06:58 AM
We're past the toy thing (except iQuest and some Leap Frog stuff) and we don't do video games in our house, so there have been lots of DVD requests, books and DD wants snow shoes, since her brother got a nice set last year. DS is getting a digital camera- he's been fiddling with mine and takes some great shots. Lots of bicycling accessories, too.
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Post by: birol on Nov 14, 2003, 07:01 AM
Quote from: MommaMiaYes, Like before... Shameless! ;)

(Ok... now I'm going to go check your stuff out!  Guess it worked!...... ok, I'm back... Diverse variety of items you have there, Birol!  I especially like your wording on Nintendo... "tested by our team"!  I'm betting DD and DS right? Good luck!)
Yes, DD and DS spend a lot of time testing the games, sometimes  a few days (few hours a day). Never had a complaint :) I care for my customers, one negative feedback and I am doomed. Except the newspapers, this is my bread and butter. Actaully makes barely enough to pay for the windstar. Otherwise we could not afford it ...

On the subject : DS & DD wants an X-Box or game cube ...... they have a nintendo 64 right now. But the games are so expensive for those new boxes, and so are the systems themselves ..... Sigh ...Good thing is, they both have their own computers, so I guess DD will get a SIMS vacation and son will get a role playing game ......
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Post by: campingboaters on Nov 14, 2003, 07:58 AM
My 6YO DD wants a pet (cat, dog, fish, etc.). She'll get a new bike! ;)
 
Actually, for her 6th birthday last week, I got her a Pixter Color with Barbie software.  Very cute and she LOVES it.  I keep hearing that is the hot toy this year.  
 
My 6YO DD LOVES Bratz dolls, Barbie dolls and Polly Pockets -- ANYTHING that has a MILLION pieces  :mad:  (so my 1 year old can choke on them)! ;) I just LOVE birthdays and Christmas!   :D
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Post by: chasd60 on Nov 14, 2003, 08:15 AM
I hope she wants a new DELL computer. I already have received it and set it up and my parents house. She is 10 and it will be very useful for her homework with the Encyclopedia and dictionary programs on it.
 
Probably put it on a wireless network if I ever get high speed access.
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Post by: birol on Nov 14, 2003, 08:17 AM
Quote from: chasd60I hope she wants a new DELL computer. I already have received it and set it up and my parents house. She is 10 and it will be very useful for her homework with the Encyclopedia and dictionary programs on it.
 
Probably put it on a wireless network if I ever get high speed access.
She WILL LOVE IT !!!! get her stuff like Sims, Zoo tycoon, and introduce her to neopets. Mine goes bananas for it .... She is 11.25 and is refusing to grow up :)
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Post by: Camperroo on Nov 15, 2003, 10:54 AM
chasd60, your gift is up there on my DD's wish list, but I don't think this will be the year!  Right now she's using my laptop...but then again, it may be worth getting her own so I can get mine back!!!
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Post by: Gone-Camping on Nov 15, 2003, 08:19 PM
Well, the Niece/9 & Nephew/13 (who live here with me) have also been letting me know in no uncertain terms what they want. I have to co-ordinate what I buy them against what their father get's them, as they tend to ask us both for the same things.

Nephew is easy, he wants EVERYTHING! Even if he's already got it, he wants a new one! I'll probably upgrade his Playstation for a PS2, and a couple of new games to go with it. That'll leave the new bike and a stereo for his Dad to figure out.
 
Niece is a little more difficult, she seems to want everything she see's too, but has not indicated anything totally specific, except for a "head" that she can learn make-up stuff on. She didn't seem too impressed when I asked why not learn on her own head? She is starting to mature a little though, I think the Barbie days are over! Hmmmm
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Post by: Miller Tyme on Nov 15, 2003, 09:07 PM
Well, Tiffany wants anything Barbie, TJ wants anything Lego, Christopher wants anything electronic or vehicular(read-car/truck):rolleyes:

Linda would like better health next year, and I'd like more vacation time.:W
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Post by: birol on Nov 16, 2003, 07:00 AM
Quote from: Gone-CampingWell, the Niece/9 & Nephew/13 (who live here with me) have also been letting me know in no uncertain terms what they want. I have to co-ordinate what I buy them against what their father get's them, as they tend to ask us both for the same things.

Nephew is easy, he wants EVERYTHING! Even if he's already got it, he wants a new one! I'll probably upgrade his Playstation for a PS2, and a couple of new games to go with it. That'll leave the new bike and a stereo for his Dad to figure out.
 
Niece is a little more difficult, she seems to want everything she see's too, but has not indicated anything totally specific, except for a "head" that she can learn make-up stuff on. She didn't seem too impressed when I asked why not learn on her own head? She is starting to mature a little though, I think the Barbie days are over! Hmmmm
No more barbies for your niece, My DD stopped palying and liking with Barbie around 9 as well. Now I tease her, and try to drah ehr to the barbie Aisle when we are at Wall World, she won't go near them. They are childish  :p  Don't I know that already ? She might like jewelry making stuff, tons of them , or craft making stuff, again a lot of them. There are some bxoes with tons of colorful beads, they love those too. good luck with both of them  :W
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Post by: B-flat on Nov 16, 2003, 03:07 PM
I hope you have a padlock on your computer in case you are planning any surprises for them.  They could check in and see this thread and know what they're will be getting.:D
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Post by: DiW on Nov 16, 2003, 06:20 PM
My oldest wants a car, a stereo, and of course, clothes. Of course, a trip or a cruise would do, also. My youngest wants books and a bike. No idea what my son wants, maybe a bowling ball - I'm not sure but I think he has his eye on a Chevelle. Sure was cheaper when they were younger.
Diane
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Post by: Gone-Camping on Nov 16, 2003, 07:33 PM
QuoteI hope you have a padlock on your computer in case you are planning any surprises for them. They could check in and see this thread and know what they're will be getting.
Not mine! They have their own computer, their own broadband connection (monitored of course), and probably only a vague hint that this website even exists....
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Post by: B-flat on Nov 16, 2003, 09:15 PM
I guess this board's existence would be considered boring stuff to some kids anyway, GoneCamping.  Right?
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Post by: birol on Nov 18, 2003, 06:18 AM
Quote from: B-flatI guess this board's existence would be considered boring stuff to some kids anyway, GoneCamping.  Right?

If they knew that we talk fun stuff, they would be all over it  :p
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Post by: B-flat on Nov 18, 2003, 08:48 PM
Yes, Birol, Adults behaving badly with fun camping stuff and other things.
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Post by: birol on Nov 23, 2003, 05:47 PM
Quote from: B-flatYes, Birol, Adults behaving badly with fun camping stuff and other things.
DS always read over my shoulder when I am posting here, I have to yell
 "DO NOT READ OVER MY SHOULDER" (Naaa, I just tell him). He knows there is a lot of fun going on here.  I just couldn't get DW to post here ....... I know she would love it but , she just wont, maybe after she camps she will ......