@zanella: I collect them, which requires I add $5 to them initially. The Camera one was preset at $50. I get my prescriptions filled at Target, so I usually put my prescriptions in, get my gift cards, then go back to the pharmacy, and pay w/the gift cards. I have a good collection so far.
@Necromatik: Well, I am single, so you could be right. But from what I remember, collecting gift cards wasn't on the list she gave me. Dis-organized, not ambitious, and lack of libido were the top three. As to her list to me, I always remember this quote:
Mallrats:
T.S.:"Wow, look at this laundry list of complaints. Says you have no directiion, no college ambition, no job prospects..."
Brodie:"Yeah, it also says I have no dick. But you'll notice that follows the financial question, proving once more what women really look for."
Personally, given the disposability of gadgets nowadays, I tend to avoid gifting people with gadgets. Girlie has gotten jewelry from me and my mom gets either books or cookware.
@OMG! Ponies!: The only person I buy gadgets for is me. Everyone else gets gift cards.. j/k. I spend more time just trying to figure out what to get than I do in actual shopping time.
@OMG! Ponies!: This year I am trying to find a gracious way of giving cash as a gift. I don't like gift cards in that some DO have fees, and tie you to one store. The gift credit cards are good, but you have to pay to get them, they almost all have maintenance fees after ~6-10 months, and it's a pain to check the balance/have a place only charge $4.27 towards a bill.
I think cash is better in today's economy, as not only can you deposit it in a bank, but unlike a check, you can just stick it in your pocket as well. I know when we were all kids, we never minded getting cash as a present. Does anyone have a suggestion of like a card I could print up to include in the larger card explaining this a little more eloquently?
Target has a lot of cool GiftCards. I just bought the camera one, and 6 others last night. My favorite is still my Darth Vader one. When you press the button, his lightsabre lights up, and it makes his breathing noise. I also have a Transformers gift card, and another giftcard which doubles as a night light. I don't collect BestBuy cards though, so they can go suck like their service.
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You can usually ask the cashier to have the card back. If they resist, simply tell them that you plan to recharge it at a later date.
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Gift card/digital photo viewer
Within 2 years, FTW.
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And one that is still available which has the Target dog as a flash drive(it does not hump though):
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I smell a Photoshop contest...
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No, sorry that was me. I had eggs for breakfast.
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Mallrats:
T.S.:"Wow, look at this laundry list of complaints. Says you have no directiion, no college ambition, no job prospects..."
Brodie:"Yeah, it also says I have no dick. But you'll notice that follows the financial question, proving once more what women really look for."
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so it's still not worth getting.
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Personally, given the disposability of gadgets nowadays, I tend to avoid gifting people with gadgets. Girlie has gotten jewelry from me and my mom gets either books or cookware.
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I think cash is better in today's economy, as not only can you deposit it in a bank, but unlike a check, you can just stick it in your pocket as well. I know when we were all kids, we never minded getting cash as a present. Does anyone have a suggestion of like a card I could print up to include in the larger card explaining this a little more eloquently?
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