Big Ticket Christmas Wishing

  • eddstarr88
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    • 6 months 21 days ago
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    		 Even at my age I still enjoy the fantasy of expensive Christmas gifts. Like expensive wines, a custom-built kitchen or the finest furniture with a grand house to put it all in.

    How about holiday entertaining with a complete Wedgwood Formal, 22k gold inlay, handcrafted Place Setting for 20 people from Williams-Sonoma? Or appliances so expensive the neighbors will think you've lost your mind!

    Here's what got me going on this, the Thermador ProGrand Range/Oven. It has everything and costs as much as a second car. And don't get me started on refrigerators.

    TopLine Appliance...

    The Eldorado is dead. Long live the Eldorado.
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  • vkimo
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    • 6 months 21 days ago
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    		 Haha the older a person gets the more domestic they're fantasies I suppose! I totally see the appeal though, although like a nice car, I'd rarely use that oven for fear of denting it. When people would come over, I'd be like, "What are you doing?! Hands off the thermostat!!"

    I'd like a Belstaff 554 shoulder bag and a Surefire Delta myself.
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  • Echidna64
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    • 6 months 20 days ago
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    		 Blendtec blender

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  • eddstarr88
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    • 6 months 20 days ago
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    		 That's why I don't get rid of Christmas catalogs right away, I like looking for stuff that's waay too expensive just to add some fun to my wish list.

    How about a Pierre Vaux Solid Wood Umbrella for $130.00?
    Or maybe the E.S. Kluft & Co. Royal Standard luxury mattress for a mere $20 grand?

    OK, now I'm onto the fridge! Let's shoot for the Sub-Zero BI-48 Custom Panel Refrigerator Series. Who wouldn't want a fridge bigger than their whole kitchen?

    Model w/ optional wood paneling...

    The Eldorado is dead. Long live the Eldorado.
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