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My prezzies this year included:
A book on drinking games and practical jokes. This has everything from the 'put the inside of the matchbox the wrong way up' to the renowned bucket of warm water trick. Next term will be a whole lot of fun...
Some Japanese ceramic shot-glass type thing. There is a glass section at the bottom of the glass, and if you look closely you can see a pic of a nekkid lady. It's possible you could hold the glass in position with your eye (like a monacle), and leave both hands free. For pouring more drinks.
A projection alarm clock radio. Displays the time on the ceiling or wall, so you don't even have to turn your head to find out the time when you wake up. Excellent.
Some of last years presents that I didn't use, and didn't notice when they suddenly went missing. How great it is to have parents with a sense of humour.
Some more juggling balls. Taking my tally from six to nine. I can juggle with only four. Despite this I will still get more of these on my birthday.
String.
A bit of string fed through two pieces of wood, like a novelty magic trick thing. You can pull the string from either side, but whenever you separate the two pieces of wood, the string is split. Great, eh?
A book on drinking games and practical jokes. This has everything from the 'put the inside of the matchbox the wrong way up' to the renowned bucket of warm water trick. Next term will be a whole lot of fun...
Some Japanese ceramic shot-glass type thing. There is a glass section at the bottom of the glass, and if you look closely you can see a pic of a nekkid lady. It's possible you could hold the glass in position with your eye (like a monacle), and leave both hands free. For pouring more drinks.
A projection alarm clock radio. Displays the time on the ceiling or wall, so you don't even have to turn your head to find out the time when you wake up. Excellent.
Some of last years presents that I didn't use, and didn't notice when they suddenly went missing. How great it is to have parents with a sense of humour.
Some more juggling balls. Taking my tally from six to nine. I can juggle with only four. Despite this I will still get more of these on my birthday.
String.
A bit of string fed through two pieces of wood, like a novelty magic trick thing. You can pull the string from either side, but whenever you separate the two pieces of wood, the string is split. Great, eh?
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I gotted a story book made by hand by one of my friends and tied together with strings. It was splendiferous.
VenomByte wrote:
> Some Japanese ceramic shot-glass type thing. There is a glass section
> at the bottom of the glass, and if you look closely you can see a pic
> of a nekkid lady. It's possible you could hold the glass in position
> with your eye (like a monacle), and leave both hands free. For pouring
> more drinks.
Had them in a restaurant one year. Does the pic only appear when liquid is in the glass?
This year I got a guitar, which I can't play yet but one day I will get there.
Got a beatman mp3 player (SR sell them) which is very cool and very small. Doubles as a voice recorder which will be used to record drunken conversations.
Got this colmanballs book thing which has loads of stupid sportsmen quotes.
Got back to the future DVD boxset and the starwars EP1 & Ep2 DVD boxset.
Also got a bottle of christmas lager which look odd and probably tastes worse.
> Some Japanese ceramic shot-glass type thing. There is a glass section
> at the bottom of the glass, and if you look closely you can see a pic
> of a nekkid lady. It's possible you could hold the glass in position
> with your eye (like a monacle), and leave both hands free. For pouring
> more drinks.
Had them in a restaurant one year. Does the pic only appear when liquid is in the glass?
This year I got a guitar, which I can't play yet but one day I will get there.
Got a beatman mp3 player (SR sell them) which is very cool and very small. Doubles as a voice recorder which will be used to record drunken conversations.
Got this colmanballs book thing which has loads of stupid sportsmen quotes.
Got back to the future DVD boxset and the starwars EP1 & Ep2 DVD boxset.
Also got a bottle of christmas lager which look odd and probably tastes worse.
My prezzies this year included:
A book on drinking games and practical jokes. This has everything from the 'put the inside of the matchbox the wrong way up' to the renowned bucket of warm water trick. Next term will be a whole lot of fun...
Some Japanese ceramic shot-glass type thing. There is a glass section at the bottom of the glass, and if you look closely you can see a pic of a nekkid lady. It's possible you could hold the glass in position with your eye (like a monacle), and leave both hands free. For pouring more drinks.
A projection alarm clock radio. Displays the time on the ceiling or wall, so you don't even have to turn your head to find out the time when you wake up. Excellent.
Some of last years presents that I didn't use, and didn't notice when they suddenly went missing. How great it is to have parents with a sense of humour.
Some more juggling balls. Taking my tally from six to nine. I can juggle with only four. Despite this I will still get more of these on my birthday.
String.
A bit of string fed through two pieces of wood, like a novelty magic trick thing. You can pull the string from either side, but whenever you separate the two pieces of wood, the string is split. Great, eh?
A book on drinking games and practical jokes. This has everything from the 'put the inside of the matchbox the wrong way up' to the renowned bucket of warm water trick. Next term will be a whole lot of fun...
Some Japanese ceramic shot-glass type thing. There is a glass section at the bottom of the glass, and if you look closely you can see a pic of a nekkid lady. It's possible you could hold the glass in position with your eye (like a monacle), and leave both hands free. For pouring more drinks.
A projection alarm clock radio. Displays the time on the ceiling or wall, so you don't even have to turn your head to find out the time when you wake up. Excellent.
Some of last years presents that I didn't use, and didn't notice when they suddenly went missing. How great it is to have parents with a sense of humour.
Some more juggling balls. Taking my tally from six to nine. I can juggle with only four. Despite this I will still get more of these on my birthday.
String.
A bit of string fed through two pieces of wood, like a novelty magic trick thing. You can pull the string from either side, but whenever you separate the two pieces of wood, the string is split. Great, eh?
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