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Titania

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okay so i have bought most of my christmas gifts and now my parents are asking what do i want and suggested buying a tablet, but im not so sure like you can watch movies and tv shows on the go yeah, but i dont travel for hours or long enough to watch movies or shows and have a tv in my room and read e books yeah but i like paper books better i like the games mostly, but i like long videogames better plus i cant plug a flashdrive in it to do school project or print anything off and i have ALOT of projects this year i mostly just want it cause its cool and everyone has one if it could point out constellations and other objects in the night sky just by ponting it there i might buy it but i would rather own a telescope so why should i buy one?
 
little_Aaron

little_Aaron

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Well.... you should get what you really need, not just because it's fancy and every1 else has it.... :p
I'd suggest getting a netbook, they're light, small, and sorta like tablets.... and more importantly.... they have USB ports... so you'll be able to plug in a flashdrive
 
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Newluke

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No offense, but i never really liked the idea of getting or giving gifts for Christmas. I mean, Christmas in itself (like the date, the tree and santa) has a pagan origine, and exchanging gifts on such a day only seems to make that worse. Christmas is commerialized enough as it is. That doesn't really keep me from celebrating it, but i for once i'm content with and grateful for the gift God gave me in his Son Jesus Christ. (Joh 3:16)


Oh and btw... a laptop is better idea even ;)
 
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Emz1066

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NETBOOK , i have one you can do a lot more and the screen stays in one place my sister has a tablet and i dont like where the screen keeps moving and you gotta zoom in and out :p
 
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Xmas12

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I have a question if anyone knows plz help me. I just gave the "Nativity Shadow Box Ornament" to one friend of mine as a Chirstmas gift. Here is the link Nativity Shadow Box Ornament Snowbabies 4027355

Is that okay if she's Christian?I'm not sure if she's Christian, should I ask her? What do you think of this gift if you're Christian?

P/S: I'm not Christian, and I forgot to ask her b4 I bought it. I know it's my stupid mistake.:(
 
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ForeverHis42

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Xmas12 said:
I have a question if anyone knows plz help me. I just gave the "Nativity Shadow Box Ornament" to one friend of mine as a Chirstmas gift. Here is the link Nativity Shadow Box Ornament Snowbabies 4027355

Is that okay if she's Christian?I'm not sure if she's Christian, should I ask her? What do you think of this gift if you're Christian?

P/S: I'm not Christian, and I forgot to ask her b4 I bought it. I know it's my stupid mistake.:(
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I think its a cute ornament, nothing wrong with it at all. Maybe a little compact, so missing a few people (and animals) from the nativity scene, but otherwise, I think your friend will love it.

You said you are not Christian, and do not know if your friend is Christian. If she was/is not, then just put yourself in her shoes. Would you mind? If she is Christian, then you have my above thoughts.
 
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Gabriel777

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Get a laptop better. Tablets and such are garbage
 
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