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January 24, 2011 at 10:33 PM #658909January 24, 2011 at 11:47 PM #657788
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ParticipantI cannot believe this thread is still alive…but since it is, I’ll offer this recommendation on a great gift for men who seem to have everything, or are in any case difficult to buy presents for:
The RC helicopters have become very popular as a gift, and the best-reviewed low cost RC Helicopter is this one:
New Syma 3 Channel S107
Just look at the Amazon.com reviews log for that product. Yes, that’s over SIX HUNDRED reviews averaging 5+ stars.
You just cannot lose giving that to a male in any age from 12 yrs to 90 yrs old. This gift is always a winner.
Women seeking gifts for difficult to buy for men in their lives should pay particular attention to this. Women often have a hard time seeing this as a gift for an older guy. Woman often do not understand how 40 or 50 or 70 year-old men just love a toy helicopter. To those women, I say “trust me” and just get this for whatever guy in your lift has a birthday or whatever occasion.
My father-in-law is 67. He’s very difficult to buy Christmas /birthday presents for.
He LOVES this helicopter. He’s had so much fun flying that thing around. Brought a big smile to his face.
January 24, 2011 at 11:47 PM #657850ParticipantI cannot believe this thread is still alive…but since it is, I’ll offer this recommendation on a great gift for men who seem to have everything, or are in any case difficult to buy presents for:
The RC helicopters have become very popular as a gift, and the best-reviewed low cost RC Helicopter is this one:
New Syma 3 Channel S107
Just look at the Amazon.com reviews log for that product. Yes, that’s over SIX HUNDRED reviews averaging 5+ stars.
You just cannot lose giving that to a male in any age from 12 yrs to 90 yrs old. This gift is always a winner.
Women seeking gifts for difficult to buy for men in their lives should pay particular attention to this. Women often have a hard time seeing this as a gift for an older guy. Woman often do not understand how 40 or 50 or 70 year-old men just love a toy helicopter. To those women, I say “trust me” and just get this for whatever guy in your lift has a birthday or whatever occasion.
My father-in-law is 67. He’s very difficult to buy Christmas /birthday presents for.
He LOVES this helicopter. He’s had so much fun flying that thing around. Brought a big smile to his face.
January 24, 2011 at 11:47 PM #658452ParticipantI cannot believe this thread is still alive…but since it is, I’ll offer this recommendation on a great gift for men who seem to have everything, or are in any case difficult to buy presents for:
The RC helicopters have become very popular as a gift, and the best-reviewed low cost RC Helicopter is this one:
New Syma 3 Channel S107
Just look at the Amazon.com reviews log for that product. Yes, that’s over SIX HUNDRED reviews averaging 5+ stars.
You just cannot lose giving that to a male in any age from 12 yrs to 90 yrs old. This gift is always a winner.
Women seeking gifts for difficult to buy for men in their lives should pay particular attention to this. Women often have a hard time seeing this as a gift for an older guy. Woman often do not understand how 40 or 50 or 70 year-old men just love a toy helicopter. To those women, I say “trust me” and just get this for whatever guy in your lift has a birthday or whatever occasion.
My father-in-law is 67. He’s very difficult to buy Christmas /birthday presents for.
He LOVES this helicopter. He’s had so much fun flying that thing around. Brought a big smile to his face.
January 24, 2011 at 11:47 PM #658591ParticipantI cannot believe this thread is still alive…but since it is, I’ll offer this recommendation on a great gift for men who seem to have everything, or are in any case difficult to buy presents for:
The RC helicopters have become very popular as a gift, and the best-reviewed low cost RC Helicopter is this one:
New Syma 3 Channel S107
Just look at the Amazon.com reviews log for that product. Yes, that’s over SIX HUNDRED reviews averaging 5+ stars.
You just cannot lose giving that to a male in any age from 12 yrs to 90 yrs old. This gift is always a winner.
Women seeking gifts for difficult to buy for men in their lives should pay particular attention to this. Women often have a hard time seeing this as a gift for an older guy. Woman often do not understand how 40 or 50 or 70 year-old men just love a toy helicopter. To those women, I say “trust me” and just get this for whatever guy in your lift has a birthday or whatever occasion.
My father-in-law is 67. He’s very difficult to buy Christmas /birthday presents for.
He LOVES this helicopter. He’s had so much fun flying that thing around. Brought a big smile to his face.
January 24, 2011 at 11:47 PM #658919ParticipantI cannot believe this thread is still alive…but since it is, I’ll offer this recommendation on a great gift for men who seem to have everything, or are in any case difficult to buy presents for:
The RC helicopters have become very popular as a gift, and the best-reviewed low cost RC Helicopter is this one:
New Syma 3 Channel S107
Just look at the Amazon.com reviews log for that product. Yes, that’s over SIX HUNDRED reviews averaging 5+ stars.
You just cannot lose giving that to a male in any age from 12 yrs to 90 yrs old. This gift is always a winner.
Women seeking gifts for difficult to buy for men in their lives should pay particular attention to this. Women often have a hard time seeing this as a gift for an older guy. Woman often do not understand how 40 or 50 or 70 year-old men just love a toy helicopter. To those women, I say “trust me” and just get this for whatever guy in your lift has a birthday or whatever occasion.
My father-in-law is 67. He’s very difficult to buy Christmas /birthday presents for.
He LOVES this helicopter. He’s had so much fun flying that thing around. Brought a big smile to his face.
January 25, 2011 at 12:16 AM #657798ParticipantI remember living in Minnesota in the 80’s, when the places that Minnesotans knew as “Sound of Music” stores morphed into huge “Best Buy” stores.
And us Minnesota techno geeks thought those big cool looking “Best Buy” stores were just “neato”
Fast-forward to now: I haven’t entered a Best Buy store in at least FIVE years. And most everyone I know has the same story for why they also stopped going to BB: there is some curse (or whatever) that causes most Best Buy purchased products to crap out within months of purchase.
Everyone eventually seems to notice this mysterious aliment that strikes EVERYTHING purchased from Best Buy: the crap just stops working WAY before its time.
I’ve been in social gatherings where someone spontaneously asks, “Hey, what the hell is with all my stuff from Best Buy seems to crap out within six months?”
And suddenly the entire roomful of people is chattering and realizing they have ALL had that same experience with stuff bought from Best Buy.
And then the debates, and rumors start. Everyone tries to explain this weird mystery.
Some people claim they have friends who are buyers inside Best Buy and told them the store bottom feeds and buys up (at very low cost) large shipments of inferior product models that OEM’s are dumping because of high field return rates associated with those models.
Who knows?
All I know is that something is UP with crap bought from Best Buy, because I sat down one night years ago and listed EVERY product (like a hundred) I bought from Best Buy. Then I listed how long each lasted before crapping out. NOT A SINGLE one was still working, and most had crapped out within six months of purchase!
That was it. I stopped going to Best Buy.
Oh, and need I mention that EVERYONE that has ever been foolish enough to pay extra for a Best Buy “maintenance agreement” has always regretted it, when the product crapped out and they tried to get Best Buy to fix it. Best Buy always has some fine print excuse from the “maintenance agreement” that they use to avoid fixing the crap they sold you that broke.
January 25, 2011 at 12:16 AM #657860ParticipantI remember living in Minnesota in the 80’s, when the places that Minnesotans knew as “Sound of Music” stores morphed into huge “Best Buy” stores.
And us Minnesota techno geeks thought those big cool looking “Best Buy” stores were just “neato”
Fast-forward to now: I haven’t entered a Best Buy store in at least FIVE years. And most everyone I know has the same story for why they also stopped going to BB: there is some curse (or whatever) that causes most Best Buy purchased products to crap out within months of purchase.
Everyone eventually seems to notice this mysterious aliment that strikes EVERYTHING purchased from Best Buy: the crap just stops working WAY before its time.
I’ve been in social gatherings where someone spontaneously asks, “Hey, what the hell is with all my stuff from Best Buy seems to crap out within six months?”
And suddenly the entire roomful of people is chattering and realizing they have ALL had that same experience with stuff bought from Best Buy.
And then the debates, and rumors start. Everyone tries to explain this weird mystery.
Some people claim they have friends who are buyers inside Best Buy and told them the store bottom feeds and buys up (at very low cost) large shipments of inferior product models that OEM’s are dumping because of high field return rates associated with those models.
Who knows?
All I know is that something is UP with crap bought from Best Buy, because I sat down one night years ago and listed EVERY product (like a hundred) I bought from Best Buy. Then I listed how long each lasted before crapping out. NOT A SINGLE one was still working, and most had crapped out within six months of purchase!
That was it. I stopped going to Best Buy.
Oh, and need I mention that EVERYONE that has ever been foolish enough to pay extra for a Best Buy “maintenance agreement” has always regretted it, when the product crapped out and they tried to get Best Buy to fix it. Best Buy always has some fine print excuse from the “maintenance agreement” that they use to avoid fixing the crap they sold you that broke.
January 25, 2011 at 12:16 AM #658462ParticipantI remember living in Minnesota in the 80’s, when the places that Minnesotans knew as “Sound of Music” stores morphed into huge “Best Buy” stores.
And us Minnesota techno geeks thought those big cool looking “Best Buy” stores were just “neato”
Fast-forward to now: I haven’t entered a Best Buy store in at least FIVE years. And most everyone I know has the same story for why they also stopped going to BB: there is some curse (or whatever) that causes most Best Buy purchased products to crap out within months of purchase.
Everyone eventually seems to notice this mysterious aliment that strikes EVERYTHING purchased from Best Buy: the crap just stops working WAY before its time.
I’ve been in social gatherings where someone spontaneously asks, “Hey, what the hell is with all my stuff from Best Buy seems to crap out within six months?”
And suddenly the entire roomful of people is chattering and realizing they have ALL had that same experience with stuff bought from Best Buy.
And then the debates, and rumors start. Everyone tries to explain this weird mystery.
Some people claim they have friends who are buyers inside Best Buy and told them the store bottom feeds and buys up (at very low cost) large shipments of inferior product models that OEM’s are dumping because of high field return rates associated with those models.
Who knows?
All I know is that something is UP with crap bought from Best Buy, because I sat down one night years ago and listed EVERY product (like a hundred) I bought from Best Buy. Then I listed how long each lasted before crapping out. NOT A SINGLE one was still working, and most had crapped out within six months of purchase!
That was it. I stopped going to Best Buy.
Oh, and need I mention that EVERYONE that has ever been foolish enough to pay extra for a Best Buy “maintenance agreement” has always regretted it, when the product crapped out and they tried to get Best Buy to fix it. Best Buy always has some fine print excuse from the “maintenance agreement” that they use to avoid fixing the crap they sold you that broke.
January 25, 2011 at 12:16 AM #658601ParticipantI remember living in Minnesota in the 80’s, when the places that Minnesotans knew as “Sound of Music” stores morphed into huge “Best Buy” stores.
And us Minnesota techno geeks thought those big cool looking “Best Buy” stores were just “neato”
Fast-forward to now: I haven’t entered a Best Buy store in at least FIVE years. And most everyone I know has the same story for why they also stopped going to BB: there is some curse (or whatever) that causes most Best Buy purchased products to crap out within months of purchase.
Everyone eventually seems to notice this mysterious aliment that strikes EVERYTHING purchased from Best Buy: the crap just stops working WAY before its time.
I’ve been in social gatherings where someone spontaneously asks, “Hey, what the hell is with all my stuff from Best Buy seems to crap out within six months?”
And suddenly the entire roomful of people is chattering and realizing they have ALL had that same experience with stuff bought from Best Buy.
And then the debates, and rumors start. Everyone tries to explain this weird mystery.
Some people claim they have friends who are buyers inside Best Buy and told them the store bottom feeds and buys up (at very low cost) large shipments of inferior product models that OEM’s are dumping because of high field return rates associated with those models.
Who knows?
All I know is that something is UP with crap bought from Best Buy, because I sat down one night years ago and listed EVERY product (like a hundred) I bought from Best Buy. Then I listed how long each lasted before crapping out. NOT A SINGLE one was still working, and most had crapped out within six months of purchase!
That was it. I stopped going to Best Buy.
Oh, and need I mention that EVERYONE that has ever been foolish enough to pay extra for a Best Buy “maintenance agreement” has always regretted it, when the product crapped out and they tried to get Best Buy to fix it. Best Buy always has some fine print excuse from the “maintenance agreement” that they use to avoid fixing the crap they sold you that broke.
January 25, 2011 at 12:16 AM #658929ParticipantI remember living in Minnesota in the 80’s, when the places that Minnesotans knew as “Sound of Music” stores morphed into huge “Best Buy” stores.
And us Minnesota techno geeks thought those big cool looking “Best Buy” stores were just “neato”
Fast-forward to now: I haven’t entered a Best Buy store in at least FIVE years. And most everyone I know has the same story for why they also stopped going to BB: there is some curse (or whatever) that causes most Best Buy purchased products to crap out within months of purchase.
Everyone eventually seems to notice this mysterious aliment that strikes EVERYTHING purchased from Best Buy: the crap just stops working WAY before its time.
I’ve been in social gatherings where someone spontaneously asks, “Hey, what the hell is with all my stuff from Best Buy seems to crap out within six months?”
And suddenly the entire roomful of people is chattering and realizing they have ALL had that same experience with stuff bought from Best Buy.
And then the debates, and rumors start. Everyone tries to explain this weird mystery.
Some people claim they have friends who are buyers inside Best Buy and told them the store bottom feeds and buys up (at very low cost) large shipments of inferior product models that OEM’s are dumping because of high field return rates associated with those models.
Who knows?
All I know is that something is UP with crap bought from Best Buy, because I sat down one night years ago and listed EVERY product (like a hundred) I bought from Best Buy. Then I listed how long each lasted before crapping out. NOT A SINGLE one was still working, and most had crapped out within six months of purchase!
That was it. I stopped going to Best Buy.
Oh, and need I mention that EVERYONE that has ever been foolish enough to pay extra for a Best Buy “maintenance agreement” has always regretted it, when the product crapped out and they tried to get Best Buy to fix it. Best Buy always has some fine print excuse from the “maintenance agreement” that they use to avoid fixing the crap they sold you that broke.
January 25, 2011 at 7:28 AM #657843desmond
ParticipantMemo to self, remember to get stockT BB gift certificate for 2011 birthday.
January 25, 2011 at 7:28 AM #657905ParticipantMemo to self, remember to get stockT BB gift certificate for 2011 birthday.
January 25, 2011 at 7:28 AM #658507ParticipantMemo to self, remember to get stockT BB gift certificate for 2011 birthday.
January 25, 2011 at 7:28 AM #658646ParticipantMemo to self, remember to get stockT BB gift certificate for 2011 birthday.
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