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Eh? Do I want something?
By RedGamer 12-16-2010 07:51 PM
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So, being as young as I am (16.99, halfway through Freshman year of College, halfway through Junior year of High School), I still have parents who like to give my birthday presents.
But, to be honest, even though I've never had a job, I've been able to do well for myself through flipping from GameStop to Amazon and vice-versa, *(sometimes mixing in establishments such as EAStore.com, GameFly, Hollywood Video, BBV and others when deals are found.) I've been able to upgrade to a decently powerful ($650-ish) gaming computer, a PlayStation 3, a 24" monitor and around $900 in the bank and a decent chunk of Amazon credit by flipping. And various small-purchases. (Started with $200 around August of last year.) It is now that I come to an impasse: I can afford what I want entertainment-wise If I want something. So I don't really want them to spend alot for my birthday or for Christmas. What should I ask for? I'm thinking about just asking for a few months of Netflix or GameFly... (Preferably the former, since I've heard horror stories about the latter in terms of shipping times and queue throttling.) I could ask for a small amount of money, but that just feels too superficial and in a sense, greedy. I'd be happy without anything, but my basic assumption is that me getting a gift and being ecstatic about it would mean alot more to them than telling them that I don't want anything. TL 1) What should I ask for for my birthday? 2) Suggestions (and associated current deals) are welcome (PS3/PC Games, Books, Movies etc.) 3) When did you reach this point in your life? Did you ever? |
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- 12-16-2010, 09:53 PM
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Maybe ask for something you can actually use, clothes, shoes, that kind of stuff. Something they would be happy to buy you that you could be "ecstatic" about when you open it to make them happy and still get good use out of it.
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- 12-16-2010, 10:59 PM
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I don't like getting games or entertainment related products for Christmas. I feel bad if I get something I'm not crazy about that I would want to trade or sell back. I just ask for cash, gift cards, or really big ticket items (something that costs $300 or more). It's a simple Christmas but I don't like having a lot of things (like games) that I'm not going to use or play again.
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- 12-16-2010, 11:22 PM
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I think I'm going to just ask for a subscription to GameFly for a few months. It sounds like a decent thing to ask for.
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- 12-17-2010, 01:12 AM
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Honestly, you don't need to ask for anything dude. Just enjoy time with your family, that's what we do. I'm thankful that I get to spend the entire day with the most cherished person I know, my Grandmother. Go outside, be happy and run around in circles(:
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- 12-17-2010, 08:57 AM
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How about the best books ever? That's what my sister's getting for christmas!
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