Presents
What are you buying your loved ones this Christmas? We're looking for inspiration and reckon a big share-a-thon of ideas will help everyone buy better gifts this year.
BTW: If your family reads B3ta and you're worried about giving the game away then tell us what you bought last Christmas.
( , Thu 26 Nov 2009, 12:34)
What are you buying your loved ones this Christmas? We're looking for inspiration and reckon a big share-a-thon of ideas will help everyone buy better gifts this year.
BTW: If your family reads B3ta and you're worried about giving the game away then tell us what you bought last Christmas.
( , Thu 26 Nov 2009, 12:34)
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humbug
The consumerism culture of Christmas pisses me right off. They'll get something small but awesome, something that makes me think 'ooh that's perfect for them'. Not a plethora of shit that no-one really wants.
( , Thu 26 Nov 2009, 12:55, 5 replies)
The consumerism culture of Christmas pisses me right off. They'll get something small but awesome, something that makes me think 'ooh that's perfect for them'. Not a plethora of shit that no-one really wants.
( , Thu 26 Nov 2009, 12:55, 5 replies)
stupid idea
that would require me to give a shit. either they tell me what they want, or they get something crap
( , Thu 26 Nov 2009, 13:04, closed)
that would require me to give a shit. either they tell me what they want, or they get something crap
( , Thu 26 Nov 2009, 13:04, closed)
Why not buy them nothing for xmas?
Then, if you see something that would make a good gift, buy them presents some other time in the year?
This pagan/christian/consumerist day stuff is bollocks -- if more people just ignored it we'd be free of the Cocock ola sponsored bullshit.
( , Thu 26 Nov 2009, 18:19, closed)
Then, if you see something that would make a good gift, buy them presents some other time in the year?
This pagan/christian/consumerist day stuff is bollocks -- if more people just ignored it we'd be free of the Cocock ola sponsored bullshit.
( , Thu 26 Nov 2009, 18:19, closed)
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