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Anonymous wrote:Bad dragon.

Is that a new game or something?

You sweet summer child.

well damn, i was going to google but now i’m scared! also a summer child apparently

same. I don't know what it is either.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bad dragon.

Is that a new game or something?

You sweet summer child.

well damn, i was going to google but now i’m scared! also a summer child apparently

I got this game years ago and still love it https://www.amazon.com/Winning-Moves-Games-Pass-Pigs/dp/B00005JG3Y

Lots of ideas already mentioned but also a new pair of fuzzy winter socks, definitely something chocolate, fun nail polish color, refresher on any needed makeup (this year DD is currently running low on mascara she has said). We have done card games in the past.

The phone charger is an excellent idea, I'm stealing that.

Zit patch thingy. I don't even know what they are called but it covers your zits and suppose to 'get rid' of it.

Question: If you get lottery tickets and they won (what are the chances of that, right), do they get to keep the money, or do they have to share it with the parents who gave it to them?

All my teen ever want are pants that would fit him. I'm looking for pants with a skinny waist of 29/34 - soon to be 29/36. 30 waist is ok if there is a drawstring.

And food. Gluten free that tastes good and he can eat.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bad dragon.

Is that a new game or something?

You sweet summer child.

NP. Above post made me think of a new multiplayer dice game called LCR. It comes in a small tube that would be good for a stocking. Showing a link with pic of the tube version. It's cheaper at other places but sometimes comes in a bigger tin that might not fit in a stocking.

https://boardgamegeek.com/thread/491298/i-cant-believe-im-writing-a-positive-review-of-thi

https://www.walmart.com/ip/George-Company-Lcr-Dice-Game/33357400?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=0&gclsrc=aw.ds&&adid=2222222222833357400_166642032658_18634518454&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=m&wl3=708115119109&wl4=pla-328003174784&wl5=9016823&wl6=&wl7=&wl8=&wl9=pla&wl10=8175035&wl11=online&wl12=33357400&veh=sem&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiA0--6BhCBARIsADYqyL9z1CQOTCWrUokR10BZfkCU0mWM0tVegawueeLtZZDK9sWlqunf-4oaAmuvEALw_wcB

I also found at my grocery store one year a boxed kit of melty chocolate wafers and sprinkles for making chocolate covered strawberries and pretzels. Only required a microwave. You can get just a single container of wafers.

https://dolcidelicious.com/dolci-frutta-party-kit/

Cooking utensils and tools are always a hit with the chefs/bakers in my life. Some specific ideas:

- Danish dough whisk
- A linen couche for bread bakers
- Bread lame
- Teak cooking utensils (especially great this year as the powers that be are recommending people replace black silicon utensils and teak is a good alternative)

I also like to get some high quality chocolate or savory treats from a place like Dean & Deluca. I also have a couple people in my life who have Trader Joes treat favorites so I always pick those up.

Other ideas:

- small perfume bottles/samples for people who like perfume (check out sites like Twisted Lily or Ministry of Scent)
- expensive candles (Anthropologie)
- Jewelry
- Nice socks from Bombas, Darn Tough, Smartwool
- For outdoorsy people: carabiners, water bottles, check out REI in person they always have lots of stocking stuffer ideas
- Nylon belt bag or cross-body (Uniqlo, Lululemon, Athleta have good ones)

Anonymous wrote:Bad dragon.

Is that a new game or something?

Bad dragon.

Anonymous wrote:We always did practical things - scotch tape, travel-size things like shampoo/soap, bandaid, fancy Emory boards, unusual/expensive kind of granola bars, gum, fancy mints, lifesavers, etc.

Not at all glamorous, but totally useful. I think of my mom randomly throughout the year when I reach into the kitchen drawer for that roll of scotch tape that was in my stocking.

We are a very practical family .

Wow. We often got toothbrushes. But Scotch Tape!?! Let's jazz that up by choosing mini rolls of colored duct tape at least - white and black are useful. There are also fun colors.

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Anonymous wrote:I don’t know why, but OXO mini tongs went over well with our 20-26 crowd.

Curious!!

Probably useful for packing bongs

Miniature Slinky