PS1 from my family is probably right up there for gifts received, I got it with Air Combat which doubled the awesomeness. Also this badass spacecraft Lego thing I got ages ago was really awesome. Actually, on the Lego note, that reminds me. Best present ever was a massive tub of lego, along with loads of ice cream tubs likewise full of Lego. A lot of it must have been second hand. But it was awesome if only because of the presentation - I woke up to find that Stuart (friend of the family) and my Dad had gone crazy with it and made all kinds of crazy cars and robots and stuff, and they were seriously cool, too, with loads of moving parts and whatnot. Genuinely great way to receive a gift. Who needs packaging when the display is awesome on it's own? My Dad was always good with prezzies. Danielle has got me a PSP and that gets an honourable mention, too.
Best present I've ever given? Now that is seriously tough and I honestly don't know. If Danielle's engagement ring counts, then that, easily. Outside of that it's genuinely hard to say. I mean, I tend to buy her lots of smaller gifts because she likes getting a lot of gifts, or else I just spend a lot on her throughout the year and she tends to be pretty happy with that too. xD I've spent £100 or so on clothes on her a few times but nothing major springs to mind.
Guess I'll just have to think on that up 'til Christmas.
Originally Posted by Loony BoB
PS1 from my family is probably right up there for gifts received, I got it with Air Combat which doubled the awesomeness. Also this badass spacecraft Lego thing I got ages ago was really awesome. Actually, on the Lego note, that reminds me. Best present ever was a massive tub of lego, along with loads of ice cream tubs likewise full of Lego. A lot of it must have been second hand. But it was awesome if only because of the presentation - I woke up to find that Stuart (friend of the family) and my Dad had gone crazy with it and made all kinds of crazy cars and robots and stuff, and they were seriously cool, too, with loads of moving parts and whatnot. Genuinely great way to receive a gift. Who needs packaging when the display is awesome on it's own? My Dad was always good with prezzies. Danielle has got me a PSP and that gets an honourable mention, too.
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