Post your Christmas gift ideas here.

[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by DMAC

Faux is faux.

I don't think faux is endangered at all.

[ClevelandBronco]

Originally Posted by DMAC

Faux is faux.

Sure, but how many fauxes do they use in one of those things?

[Window Licking Whiner]

Originally Posted by DMAC

Three hunnit fitty dollas for a throw blanket?????!!??11

Worth every single penny.

And it's fake fur. But it is incredibly soft. If you can afford it, your wife or whomever will love it.

They also do deals sometimes, you can find the blankets on sale for like 150

[El Jefe]

Originally Posted by gopack_vag

several years ago I bought my wife (she was gf at the time) one of these:

http://fabulousfurs.com/panther-cout.../p/11000PANTH/

4 years later and she still uses it every single day. She loves the thing, and it's held up really really well. It can be washed if it gets dirty

Lord have Mercy, $350.00 for a faux fur throw blanket? Must be nice to be rich.

[Window Licking Whiner]

Originally Posted by El Jefe

Lord have Mercy, $350.00 for a faux fur throw blanket? Must be nice to be rich.

If you think 350 is rich, you might want to start aiming higher my friend.

[Boise_Chief]

Thanks... just spent two hours on oddities mall

[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by Boise_Chief

Thanks... just spent two hours on oddities mall

It does indeed have some fun stuff on it. I'm trying to figure out who in my life can use these hangers:

http://odditymall.com/animal-clothes-hangers

[blaise]

Last year I got my wife a monthly gift box from LoveWithFood. It's organic snacks and samples. Like $10 a month. She liked it. I think after 10 months or so it started repeating things but it was pretty cool.

[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by blaise

Last year I got my wife a monthly gift box from LoveWithFood. It's organic snacks and samples. Like $10 a month. She liked it. I think after 10 months or so it started repeating things but it was pretty cool.

Hmm, that's pretty intriguing. Might be a good stocking stuffer.

[Window Licking Whiner]

Originally Posted by Rain Man

Hmm, that's pretty intriguing. Might be a good stocking stuffer.

Since you guys are tehpoor!

Here http://www.steinmart.com/earth-thera...&kpid=23531353

Great stocking stuffers

[BucEyedPea]

Originally Posted by gopack_vag

Since you guys are tehpoor!

Here http://www.steinmart.com/earth-thera...&kpid=23531353

Great stocking stuffers

For my kind of stockings!

[big nasty kcnut]

I want a wireless headphone by dre and a new computer tower for my dad!

[kepp]

My wife and I have started something I like over the past couple of years. We just buy something we like and then thank the other for the Christmas gift.

[Frosty]

Originally Posted by kepp

My wife and I have started something I like over the past couple of years. We just buy something we like and then thank the other for the Christmas gift.

We do that for everything but Christmas. I'm currently a few birthdays ahead, in fact.

However, her family has always done 'adoptables", where we buy stuff for us and/or the kids and they'll buy them from us and then give them to us as gifts. It kind of sucks losing the element of surprise but at least you get what you want.

[Amnorix]

Obviously there is jewelry and designer handbags and that crap, but one less obvious one thing that is always appreciated by my wife is "things that help her get/keep/stay WARM".

Things that have gone over well in the past like:

1. Heated mattress pad for the bed (huge win for New England winters!)

2. nicer, warm slippers.

3. good coats. More expensive than what she would typically buy for herself. Not fur, but North Face or whatever.

4. (her request, I would never have thought of this) alpaca wool socks and a some kind of poncho type thing. Ordered the stuff from, errr, Peru? Someplace in South America. Somewhat pricey, but not completely ridiculous.

My wife is pretty practical, so what ends up happening is special occassions are opportunities to buy her something that she wants, is useful, but she wouldn't spend the money on herself for.