What did santa bring you?
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Here's a tutorial to do it yourself. http://www.ehow.com/how_4830350_remove-links-invicta-watch.html
If it's anything like Seiko, you can do it but it's a little tricky. I've done it quite a few times using toothpicks and/or a straight pin to push out the pins in the bracelet. I think it's $10 - $15 to have it done.
Santa was good to me, too. The kids gave DH and I a Blu-Ray player, lots of candy and I got a wonderful bottle of balsamic vinegar.
If it's anything like Seiko, you can do it but it's a little tricky. I've done it quite a few times using toothpicks and/or a straight pin to push out the pins in the bracelet. I think it's $10 - $15 to have it done.
Santa was good to me, too. The kids gave DH and I a Blu-Ray player, lots of candy and I got a wonderful bottle of balsamic vinegar.
Mom/Dad-clause gave me a chain for my my crucifix, a pink camera, gear for here & school, a bottle of vino, a netbookholder, a pile of presents, my brother & his girlfriens gave me a wool-lined pens hat, a stillers pink keychain, & some hockey parapheniilia. jake gave me a netbook/ 2 yrs. of service & tequila, margirita blend, & gear. a few other stuffs. his fam gave me perfume & lotion, & gave us both several giftcards. my baby nephew gave me a magnet that says, #1 Aunt. he's 4, & he chose my gift himself. precious.
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Kimchee
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Nice Lansky knife sharpening kit... 2 magnetic knife racks.. finally some decent whisks!...
fine bottle of balsamic vinegar.. fancy stopper for it... some wine-infused salamis and a
bunch of other om nom nom stocking stuffers like Chipotle pepper dark chocolate (has a future in a batch of chili..)
And some mundane things like a shirt, calendar, survival knife....
fine bottle of balsamic vinegar.. fancy stopper for it... some wine-infused salamis and a
bunch of other om nom nom stocking stuffers like Chipotle pepper dark chocolate (has a future in a batch of chili..)
And some mundane things like a shirt, calendar, survival knife....
whooooooooooooo hooooooooooooooo!! i love grinders!!! i bought myself 4 ceramic blade hand grind mills and filled each one with something different. i have never tried an electric one.
Crystal Got a set of drums. DW About to leave us!
I got a mandolin!!! Finally!!!
Sketchers Fit (or whatever they are called, good for the glutes)
Music
Clothes
Jewelery
Potpurri container with a fleur de lis
GPS (holy shit..how do I get this thing working?)
Lotions
Picture frame
Antique sign - shoes are a girl's best friend (duh)
Godiva chocolates
And most importantly, the love and companionship of some of the greatest people on earth - My kids, Lou, Ivan and his new family, my family (though separated by miles this year) and friends, including you all here.
Sketchers Fit (or whatever they are called, good for the glutes)
Music
Clothes
Jewelery
Potpurri container with a fleur de lis
GPS (holy shit..how do I get this thing working?)
Lotions
Picture frame
Antique sign - shoes are a girl's best friend (duh)
Godiva chocolates
And most importantly, the love and companionship of some of the greatest people on earth - My kids, Lou, Ivan and his new family, my family (though separated by miles this year) and friends, including you all here.
GotGarlic
New member
A lovely jingly silver necklace; three books by David Sedaris for when I can use a laugh; two yoga DVDs for when I need to relax; a sweater, candy, and a bottle of wine.
DH and I are more into experiences now than stuff - we have pretty much what we need. So we're also planning a mid-winter trip to New Orleans, possibly for early Mardi Gras celebrations in the beginning of February.
Hope everyone's holiday wishes come true! Love you all and thanks for being here
DH and I are more into experiences now than stuff - we have pretty much what we need. So we're also planning a mid-winter trip to New Orleans, possibly for early Mardi Gras celebrations in the beginning of February.
Hope everyone's holiday wishes come true! Love you all and thanks for being here
High Cheese
Saucier
A Japanese knife, spherification kit (already have plans for that), the French Laundry book, and a couple nick-nacs.
Nice drumset Dan!
Nice drumset Dan!
Suffice it say that I was pampered and spoiled and I am grateful to all who had a hand in it. I am truly blessed. I had made a list somewhere but it was added to since.
However, despite being knocked out with presents, my favorite time was spent shopping for someone else. I wanted to share a taste of home and a bit of me to someone who has been very kind and to let them know it is most appreciated.
However, despite being knocked out with presents, my favorite time was spent shopping for someone else. I wanted to share a taste of home and a bit of me to someone who has been very kind and to let them know it is most appreciated.
Phiddlechik
New member
A beautiful gold and diamond necklace, interlocking hearts, from my DH. And a flannel nightgown and cool Smartwool socks (he knows me well!) Also got a gift card from the folks for a camper/rv supply store, a target gift card, and some cash (will use both for a new coffee maker). My sister got me a Martha Stewart collection of 5 kitchen scissors.
Deadly Sushi
Formerly The Giant Mojito
I got money and sausage 
Im happy.
Im happy.
Some cool tools. A 8 in one socket wrench, Additional metric & standard socket set ( I needed one to keep on the boat instead of carrying the tools back and forth from home to boat), tape measure, cool razor knife, small level, good gloves & cologne. A good Christmas for sure. 
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Oh yeah, I got something to make me feel old ....but I have to admit, I needed it. An electric nose hair trimmer.
Lol.
edit to add,
Oh yeah, I got something to make me feel old ....but I have to admit, I needed it. An electric nose hair trimmer.
Lol.
I have no room for anything so presents are put of the question. I did receive a Carl Hiaasen book, The Downhill Lie, golf related which of course I like. Well. I'd like it anyway as I've enjoyed all of Hiaasen's works. I love all his south Florida tales along with the books of former fishing guide Randy Wayne White. So many outrageously weird characters, so little time.....
Ohhhhhhhhhhh, I am so NOT going there....maybe over on FF.I got money and sausage
Well, here we go again, using words that send some of us lesser educated beings to the dictionary or Wikipedia. I chose Wiki...
Metrosexual
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For other uses, see Metrosexual (disambiguation).
This article may require cleanup to meet Wikipedia's quality standards. Please improve this article if you can. (February 2009) Metrosexual, a portmanteau of metropolitan and heterosexual, is a neologism of the 2000s that refers to a heterosexual man (especially one living in a post-industrial, capitalist culture) that has a strong concern for his appearance or a lifestyle that displays attributes stereotypically associated with homosexual men.
Debate surrounds the term's use as a theoretical signifier of sex deconstruction and its associations with consumerism.
Evolution of the word
The term originated in an article by Mark Simpson[1] published on November 15, 1994, in The Independent. Simpson wrote:
“ Metrosexual man, the single young man with a high disposable income, living or working in the city (because that’s where all the best shops are), is perhaps the most promising consumer market of the decade. In the Eighties he was only to be found inside fashion magazines such as GQ, in television advertisements for Levis jeans or in gay bars. In the Nineties, he’s everywhere and he’s going shopping. ” The term greatly increased in popularity following Simpson's 2002 Salon.com article "Meet the metrosexual", which identified David Beckham as the metrosexual poster boy. The advertising agency Euro RCSG Worldwide adopted the term shortly thereafter for a marketing study, and the New York Times published a Sunday feature, "Metrosexuals Come Out"; the story trickled into local news outlets across North America.
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Is this you, Doc?????
I don't think so.
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Metrosexual
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jump to: navigation, search
For other uses, see Metrosexual (disambiguation).
This article may require cleanup to meet Wikipedia's quality standards. Please improve this article if you can. (February 2009) Metrosexual, a portmanteau of metropolitan and heterosexual, is a neologism of the 2000s that refers to a heterosexual man (especially one living in a post-industrial, capitalist culture) that has a strong concern for his appearance or a lifestyle that displays attributes stereotypically associated with homosexual men.
Debate surrounds the term's use as a theoretical signifier of sex deconstruction and its associations with consumerism.
Evolution of the word
The term originated in an article by Mark Simpson[1] published on November 15, 1994, in The Independent. Simpson wrote:
“ Metrosexual man, the single young man with a high disposable income, living or working in the city (because that’s where all the best shops are), is perhaps the most promising consumer market of the decade. In the Eighties he was only to be found inside fashion magazines such as GQ, in television advertisements for Levis jeans or in gay bars. In the Nineties, he’s everywhere and he’s going shopping. ” The term greatly increased in popularity following Simpson's 2002 Salon.com article "Meet the metrosexual", which identified David Beckham as the metrosexual poster boy. The advertising agency Euro RCSG Worldwide adopted the term shortly thereafter for a marketing study, and the New York Times published a Sunday feature, "Metrosexuals Come Out"; the story trickled into local news outlets across North America.
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Is this you, Doc?????
