Christmas/Hanukkah List

[rvariverguy]

Saw these posters today and thought they were cool, but there's no E46/ZHP yet. Someone needs to get one made!

http://manualdesigns.bigcartel.com

What's on your holiday wishlist? How about a top 10 for gifts under $150?

[nike001]

My list is set. Papa's getting me a handygun & probably a torque wrench, and I asked for an iPad from my mom & step-dad.. since they won't get me any car parts

[M0nk3y]

I asked for a cordless impact wrench and F1 2012.

If I actually asked what I wanted, my parents would probably think I'm insane (read: more car parts)

[JupiterBMW]

Haha, agreed completely. The only car parts I asked for were the e90 m sport shift knob/e-brake handle, and the aux input kit. Kind of hard to ask for the pricey mods, my family doesn't spend money like that...

I also asked for some detailing products, and a gift card for Starbucks... my total weakness...


Sent from my hybrid iPhone 4/4S...

[danewilson77]

I asked that I'm able to get my wife and kids what they want this year.

Sent from Williamsburg, VA USA

[JupiterBMW]

I asked that I'm able to get my wife and kids what they want this year.

Sent from Williamsburg, VA USA

Roger that buddy, that's the best gift one can ask for. My family and I, in efforts to skip the craziness of shopping and spend more time just being together, opted to do a secret santa style this year for my Mom, brothers, and my wife. Of course, we all get to buy stuff for the baby.

[Ryans323i]

I asked for a super charger and a Browning Buckmark. Got the Buckmark a little early, and I don't think the super charger is happening. I'm ok with that.......for now.

If there's anything under $150 that Kyle and I want, we usually just go ahead and buy it. But he knows I'm always down for BMW odds and ends.

[UdubBadger]

pardon the jew for asking a dumb question and potentially threadpooping but doesn't asking for something (having a list) sort of defeat the purpose of this whole thing?

[nike001]

Defeat the purpose of what?

[toddness]

As I understand it, those celebrating Christmas are taught to craft wishlists at a very early age. As they get older, the wishlists tend to narrow as the items become more expensive. As they become more independent, it becomes a time to reward oneself, or procure something for oneself on behalf of their significant other. As they have children, they teach them to the craft wishlists and the cycle continues.