[Nuke]

lets see i got:
lego nxt 2.0
arduino usb board
little rc flying saucer with 1 axis control (sounds boring but add a cat and it gets intresting)
socks
a spice rack
sony battery charger and batteries
and if you count the stuff i got to open early:
tequilla
margarita  mix
margarita salt
a blender

[Aardwolf]

some candies.

and a pair of gloves.

[Blue Lion]

LCD TV

[watsisname]

Profound, ethereal visions and insight of a generally positive nature.

[Dark Hunter]

A Doctor Who t-shirt
The Serenity soundtrack
The Rebuild of Evangelion 2.0 soundtrack
A Trans-Siberian Orchestra CD
Mushihimesama Futari
And the limited edition Neon Genesis Evangelion box set (This one was the big surprise... had no idea it was coming)

And various other little things like calendars and stuff. My sisters actually put together a book of family memes we'd come up with over the years, which was both strange and hilarious.

[IceFire]

Not too much this year... but some good stuff.

- Aeroplane magazine
- An absolutely giant WWII aviation book (suitable for a coffee table more than anything)
- Star Trek on Blu-Ray
- Random chocolates

[Scotty]

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
Dragon Age: Origins
Lots and lots of clothes.

Well worth the time spent unwrapping.

[TESLA]

Father Ted Box DVD set collection

Dylan Moran Live DVD

Dara O Briain comedy book

Star Trek Blue Ray

Little Big Planet

Cool remote control flying bird thinge, (feel like a kid)

Shirts, lots of socks, Jumpers, tops, jeans

Vouchers for stores


Very happy, did really well

[pecenipicek]

-.-


pair of slippers, courtesy of mom

a book called "errornomics" by Joseph T. Hallinan, courtesy of dad.

i also bought myself Audiosurf to not be so depressed about getting... nothing useful at all

[Nuclear1]

Modern Warfare 2 for PS3
A PS3 with which to play the above
Public Enemies
Dennis Miller collection
Various different sorts of Colts paraphanelia

[Pred the Penguin]

Almost nothing...

[Thaeris]

Not too much this year... but some good stuff.

- Aeroplane magazine
- An absolutely giant WWII aviation book (suitable for a coffee table more than anything)
- Star Trek on Blu-Ray
- Random chocolates

That sounds like a good 'un.  That's a great magazine, by the way. I actually have the Me 262 centerfold they released a while back framed up in my room...

Ostrich jerkey. I'm not too curious to try it now, but I'll let you know how it tastes when I do!
Dired mangoes. Good stuff - better than candy.
Two packs of socks, a scarf, and some other simple articles of clothing. And $100 USD. Mmmm... Textbooks...

[Nuke]

i also got a hundred bucks, which i opened early, but ended up spending most of it on stuff for satanmas dinner.

[Hades]

• X-Box 360
  
• Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
• 65 USD

[NGTM-1R]

Star Trek collectorssomethingie Bluray, though this is more for the household in general.
Some shirts. I can actually use these shirts, too!
Comfy socks. You can never have too many comfy socks.
Mass Effect 2 Collector's Edition preorder with release-date delievery from Amazon.
Some chocolate.

[Androgeos Exeunt]

The World According to Clarkson

[General Battuta]

Lots of folks picking up MW2. I look forward to the screes of bemused disappointment.

[Thaeris]

I have a pencil, paper, computer, CAD programs, good old-school RPGs, and infinite imagination.

...Your $60 USD XBox games (and consoles, for that matter) pale in comparison and can go rot in the pit of gaming Hell for all I care! 

[General Battuta]

Oh, come now, a good set of rulebooks costs as much as a console and game.

[Thaeris]

Computer-based RPGs. 

For the record, I hardly play games now-a-days, so this might not be too valid a claim for me to make. But, I'm very happy with what I've got. I'm just remembering the last semester at Embry, where my second-semester roommate would occaisionally go out and spend more than $60 on a game. That's nuts. And in a day or two (maybe less), he'd be done with it. That's really quite wasteful in my opinion.