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6 comments:
I bought a cookie press and new cooling racks with my last gift certificate. And a book I have to read for next quarter. I'm boring, but at least I'll have some tasty butter cookies.
Third, Portishead. Unless you're not into trip-hop (shock!), in which case you go with either Vampire Weekend, Vampire Weekend, or The Stand Ins, Okkervil River.
Or, like a book or something.
Something Required, so that I can cross it off my list of Really-Do-Needs and free up other money to buy World of Goo. I'm not much of a computer gamer, but check out the demo... Physics meets Tim Burton meets goo...
Use your twenty dollars to inject your iTunes playlist (see previous post) with some classics (The Beatles, Dylan, Hendrix, Simon and Garfunkel, Zeppelin. . . I can make recommendations) It will help bring balance to The Force, I swear.
Or maybe a book of poetry.
if it were me, i'd probably spend it on a scholarly book that i've been wanting--those things aren't cheap!
Book or a quirky instrument I've been wanting to get. Melodica or concertina if I was ready to splurge.
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