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Love / Hate relationship: Christmas

12-29-2009 8:53 AM by Lynchcrew. 15 replies.

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Lynchcrew Posted: 12-28-2009 10:20 AM

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I really do love Christmas. I have 3 kids and seeing their eyes light up when they opened the rock band kit was pure joy. My major issue with Christmas right now is that I have Assassins Creed II, Demon's Souls, Unchartered 2, and Forza 3 all waiting for me to play them. This makes me CRAZY! This doesnt even include my RTTS power hitting 1st baseman thats been ignored or my "Works" upgraded WRX and Lamborghini just gathering dust.

Not only that, but of course, on the 24th, the power goes out in my house and my PC hasnt started up since. Power Supply? maybe...Motherboard? another possibility..the cruel cruel facts of life...

Anyone else have a great Christmas with some really bad moments?

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mafafu replied on 12-28-2009 10:23 AM

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Why would you buy them a rock bank?

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Lynchcrew replied on 12-28-2009 10:26 AM

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LOL..well duh, they need a place to keep their rocks...

Guess I need to edit that, eh?

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timpysan replied on 12-28-2009 10:42 AM

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Lynchcrew:
Anyone else have a great Christmas with some really bad moments?

Yep. I decided to be nice and give the puppy a sugar cookie for Christmas. I don't know if that's what did it, but for some reason, she had to crap every hour for the next two nights, resulting in almost no sleep.

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Lynchcrew replied on 12-28-2009 10:47 AM

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timpysan:

Lynchcrew:
Anyone else have a great Christmas with some really bad moments?

Yep. I decided to be nice and give the puppy a sugar cookie for Christmas. I don't know if that's what did it, but for some reason, she had to crap every hour for the next two nights, resulting in almost no sleep.

Poor puppy..

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timpysan replied on 12-28-2009 10:49 AM

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Lynchcrew:

timpysan:

Lynchcrew:
Anyone else have a great Christmas with some really bad moments?

Yep. I decided to be nice and give the puppy a sugar cookie for Christmas. I don't know if that's what did it, but for some reason, she had to crap every hour for the next two nights, resulting in almost no sleep.

Poor puppy..

My bloodshot eyes would like a word with you.

Stupid dog slept it off during the day. I, on the other hand, didn't have that luxury.

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Lynchcrew replied on 12-28-2009 11:01 AM

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timpysan:

Lynchcrew:

timpysan:

Lynchcrew:
Anyone else have a great Christmas with some really bad moments?

Yep. I decided to be nice and give the puppy a sugar cookie for Christmas. I don't know if that's what did it, but for some reason, she had to crap every hour for the next two nights, resulting in almost no sleep.

Poor puppy..

My bloodshot eyes would like a word with you.

Stupid dog slept it off during the day. I, on the other hand, didn't have that luxury.

LOL..Its not the dogs fault you decided to feed him something that didnt agree with his stomach. I mean, its not like the puppy has a list of stuff he shouldnt eat. Animals are liek that...they dont usually take changes in diet all that well. Its good that youve learned your lesson now.. Angel

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timpysan replied on 12-28-2009 11:22 AM

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Lynchcrew:

timpysan:

Lynchcrew:

timpysan:

Lynchcrew:
Anyone else have a great Christmas with some really bad moments?

Yep. I decided to be nice and give the puppy a sugar cookie for Christmas. I don't know if that's what did it, but for some reason, she had to crap every hour for the next two nights, resulting in almost no sleep.

Poor puppy..

My bloodshot eyes would like a word with you.

Stupid dog slept it off during the day. I, on the other hand, didn't have that luxury.

LOL..Its not the dogs fault you decided to feed him something that didnt agree with his stomach. I mean, its not like the puppy has a list of stuff he shouldnt eat. Animals are liek that...they dont usually take changes in diet all that well. Its good that youve learned your lesson now..

I'm still not convinced it was the cookie. Because the day in between the sleepless nights, she was fine. I'm wondering if she's been getting into something outside.

Either way, I'm grateful that last night was back to normal.

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Black Fox Zulu replied on 12-28-2009 1:37 PM

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I had a cousin (he's only 3 yrs old) who decided that a fun game to play would be to continuously jump of a coffee table scream "FAMILY JEWELS!!!" and pounce on said area.

Over, and over and over again.

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madfigs replied on 12-28-2009 1:59 PM

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Black Fox Zulu:

I had a cousin (he's only 3 yrs old) who decided that a fun game to play would be to continuously jump of a coffee table scream "FAMILY JEWELS!!!" and pounce on said area.

Over, and over and over again.

That kid's going to fit right in if Xbox Live is still around when he grows up...

I brought Rock Band to a family party this weekend, and at least the drunken enthusiasm made up for the lack of talent. I didn't think it was possible to get 27% on easy vocals, but I guess I was wrong Zip it!

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timpysan replied on 12-28-2009 2:04 PM

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madfigs:
family party this weekend, and at least the drunken enthusiasm made up for the lack of talent. I didn't think it was possible to get 27% on easy vocals, but I guess I was wrong

I hope you recorded that for future blackmailing material.

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