Your Fave Xmas Pressie

Mrs H has been very good to me this year. Not only has she let me upgrade the brakes on the 330, she agreed that because I am a f*ckwit and the wheels no longer fitted correctly, she would treat me to some new wheels.

Xv2mGBS.jpg

Dev7e0v.jpg

Car is now clean but this is how they looked when they were fitted.

H.
 
Santa brought me some Apple AirPods. Not even available widely until mid February so well chuffed.

They sound awesome :)
 
This was a good one but I'm getting married tomorrow so I think that will be the best...
 

Attachments

  • 0F0E07A2-9AB9-4259-AF91-E24C1467901D-2682-000001820A90503A_tmp.png
    0F0E07A2-9AB9-4259-AF91-E24C1467901D-2682-000001820A90503A_tmp.png
    635.1 KB · Views: 565
Although the wife doesn't really understand my petrol related fascination she's very good at indulging me, a DA polisher for my car and some new heated grips for my bike :) .
 
Glen Moray and a Japanese Yamasaki whisky. Both very nice.
Oh, and my present to myself, number plate D6 HBS.
 
dhobbs said:
Glen Moray and a Japanese Yamasaki whisky.

Yamazaki 12? Really nice whisky. Can't believe the price of these now - mine was £40 only a couple of years ago!

A bit "obvious", but my favourite was one of these...

527B52EA-1735-41DD-BB09-1BDB546B1F4A-4115-000004333E10A95B_tmp.png
 
Yamazaki distiller's reserve. Had a bottle bought for me by a Japanese student a few years back, very nice indeed.
Took the missus a bit of searching to get this one.

So what does the Amazon thingy do?
 
And TVR bought me tickets for the Geneva motorshow + air / hotel :D
 
Creed Aventus and some Terre de Hermes Aftershaves,i think the missus is impying that i stink..

Some Hibiki Whiskey,Bryan Cranstons new book....A chocolate Orange and some socks..

Not "officially" having christmas until 28th as my missus is away...
 
I don't know what to think, my partner bought me a Stihl hand axe or the fact that I was really pleased and have spent a productive afternoon splitting wood :lol:

He also bought me some underwear from Victoria's Secret, but I'm not sure that was solely for me :thumbsup:
 
sars said:
I don't know what to think, my partner bought me a Stihl hand axe or the fact that I was really pleased and have spent a productive afternoon splitting wood :lol:

He also bought me some underwear from Victoria's Secret, but I'm not sure that was solely for me :thumbsup:

Surely your not sharing the undies with another woman Sars! :P
Rob
 
My favourite present by far was the fact my son could be home for Christmas. In October he had an accident at school and had a spinal injury. This has resulted in him being wheelchair bound. They say this could be his life from now on but they never say never so we are optimistic he may walk again. Because he has been self catheterising he has picked up infection after infection. Resulting in being told he would not be fit to come home for Christmas. Christmas Eve he responded really well to the antibiotics and has been allowed home.
The smile on his face when he was told this was worth more than any present I have ever been given. I hope everyone has enjoyed their Christmas. Mine has been given a shake up and a new outlook on life. So I am grateful he is home and well
 
rossonr said:
My favourite present by far was the fact my son could be home for Christmas. In October he had an accident at school and had a spinal injury. This has resulted in him being wheelchair bound. They say this could be his life from now on but they never say never so we are optimistic he may walk again. Because he has been self catheterising he has picked up infection after infection. Resulting in being told he would not be fit to come home for Christmas. Christmas Eve he responded really well to the antibiotics and has been allowed home.
The smile on his face when he was told this was worth more than any present I have ever been given. I hope everyone has enjoyed their Christmas. Mine has been given a shake up and a new outlook on life. So I am grateful he is home and well

That's tragic my heart goes out to you and your family, I do hope that he does in time make a full recovery.

Smartbear said:
sars said:
I don't know what to think, my partner bought me a Stihl hand axe or the fact that I was really pleased and have spent a productive afternoon splitting wood :lol:

He also bought me some underwear from Victoria's Secret, but I'm not sure that was solely for me :thumbsup:

Surely your not sharing the undies with another woman Sars! :P
Rob

er no, just me and it certainly wouldn't fit him either :P
 
sars said:
rossonr said:
My favourite present by far was the fact my son could be home for Christmas. In October he had an accident at school and had a spinal injury. This has resulted in him being wheelchair bound. They say this could be his life from now on but they never say never so we are optimistic he may walk again. Because he has been self catheterising he has picked up infection after infection. Resulting in being told he would not be fit to come home for Christmas. Christmas Eve he responded really well to the antibiotics and has been allowed home.
The smile on his face when he was told this was worth more than any present I have ever been given. I hope everyone has enjoyed their Christmas. Mine has been given a shake up and a new outlook on life. So I am grateful he is home and well

That's tragic my heart goes out to you and your family, I do hope that he does in time make a full recovery.

Smartbear said:
sars said:
I don't know what to think, my partner bought me a Stihl hand axe or the fact that I was really pleased and have spent a productive afternoon splitting wood :lol:

He also bought me some underwear from Victoria's Secret, but I'm not sure that was solely for me :thumbsup:

Surely your not sharing the undies with another woman Sars! :P
Rob

er no, just me and it certainly wouldn't fit him either :P


Thanks SARS he is doing better than me with it. He is taking it head on and dealing with it without moaning or groaning
 
rossonr said:
My favourite present by far was the fact my son could be home for Christmas. In October he had an accident at school and had a spinal injury. This has resulted in him being wheelchair bound. They say this could be his life from now on but they never say never so we are optimistic he may walk again. Because he has been self catheterising he has picked up infection after infection. Resulting in being told he would not be fit to come home for Christmas. Christmas Eve he responded really well to the antibiotics and has been allowed home.
The smile on his face when he was told this was worth more than any present I have ever been given. I hope everyone has enjoyed their Christmas. Mine has been given a shake up and a new outlook on life. So I am grateful he is home and well

It's hard to reply to that rossonr, what a dreadful time you all must be having. I wish you all the very best and sincerely hope your boy makes a full recovery. Let's hope 2017 brings you good news.
 
rossonr said:
sars said:
rossonr said:
My favourite present by far was the fact my son could be home for Christmas. In October he had an accident at school and had a spinal injury. This has resulted in him being wheelchair bound. They say this could be his life from now on but they never say never so we are optimistic he may walk again. Because he has been self catheterising he has picked up infection after infection. Resulting in being told he would not be fit to come home for Christmas. Christmas Eve he responded really well to the antibiotics and has been allowed home.
The smile on his face when he was told this was worth more than any present I have ever been given. I hope everyone has enjoyed their Christmas. Mine has been given a shake up and a new outlook on life. So I am grateful he is home and well

That's tragic my heart goes out to you and your family, I do hope that he does in time make a full recovery.

Smartbear said:
Surely your not sharing the undies with another woman Sars! :P
Rob

er no, just me and it certainly wouldn't fit him either :P


Thanks SARS he is doing better than me with it. He is taking it head on and dealing with it without moaning or groaning

All the best for your sons recovery Ross.
Rob
 
rossonr said:
My favourite present by far was the fact my son could be home for Christmas. In October he had an accident at school and had a spinal injury. This has resulted in him being wheelchair bound. They say this could be his life from now on but they never say never so we are optimistic he may walk again. Because he has been self catheterising he has picked up infection after infection. Resulting in being told he would not be fit to come home for Christmas. Christmas Eve he responded really well to the antibiotics and has been allowed home.
The smile on his face when he was told this was worth more than any present I have ever been given. I hope everyone has enjoyed their Christmas. Mine has been given a shake up and a new outlook on life. So I am grateful he is home and well

Best wishes for your son and hope he makes a full recovery.

I tend to look forward to Christmas with dread now as my mum passed away the week before 2 years back and its still tough to really enjoy this time of year, especially as her birthday is also New Years Day so its all these occasions close together.

Family is the most important at this time.

Tim.
 
Back
Top Bottom