I have a problem

It would seem that in 13 days I'll go age++, and the few people I know are bugging me for wishes.. and I don't know what to ask for, I have everything I really need.

So any good books, cds, dvds or something you can recommend?

[BurntAsh]

can you squeeze in a new harddrive for me? i was switchin cases and i think (if it wasnt already bent) i bent a pin on the harddrive and now it wont boot. and its the family pc, so they are gonna be annoyed that they cant use the computer. :-X

/s/13/14 and that could've been my post

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/s/13/14 and that could've been my post
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I know.. the universe made up for the failure that is Lovechild the next day.

[TeRG]

ill go age++ in 4 months or so... i wish it could come up faster

[trickster]

If you like fantasy, Stephen King's The Dark Tower series is good.

If you want something a bit more real, yet lighter, try "Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman!": Adventures of a Curious Character

Maybe a good programming book of something you have;t tried before?

Gift certificates to restaurants are always good.

[countach44]

Apocalypse Now on DVD,The Wall (Pink Floyd) for a CD

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If you like fantasy, Stephen King's The Dark Tower series is good.

If you want something a bit more real, yet lighter, try "Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman!": Adventures of a Curious Character

Maybe a good programming book of something you have;t tried before?

Gift certificates to restaurants are always good.
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I already read The Dark Tower, I think there are some new books in the series now though. When I read them he hadn't written past the point where the characters are left in the insane train.

oh and resturants here don't really do gift certs I think - also i don't like going to town much, a membership to the Danish Beer Lover Society might be an idea though.

I already have a ton of programming books I need to read, but the Mono handbook and Design and implementation of the FreeBSD OS might have a place on my shelf.