I’d love for Santa to leave a KTM 690 Supermoto next to the tree.

The wife thinks I have too many bikes but a supermoto might be worth the anger it causes from la jefa.

An extra P220 in 7.65mm and some long tube headers for a Viper.

Lots of Midget parts & a set of Minilite wheels
300BO braced pistol with a can & ammo

A pole barn with a lift, Trumpf TruLaser 3030, Trumpf sheet metal bender, a CNC 5 axis mill and Miller TIg Welder.

Hmmm... I'd ask Santa for...

A high-end 1911 or 2011 of some kind. Nighthawk or Alchemy Custom, perhaps.

A leg press or hip/leg sled for my home gym.

A SkyTrac+ or Uneekor Eye Mini (golf) Launch Monitor/Simulator

A Harley Sportster.

A Dodge Challenger SRT.

A bigger garage, to make room for the Challenger and the Sportster

An additional outbuilding, heated and air-conditioned, for a golf studio.

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Originally posted by apprentice:
A pallet of Talisker 18 year age statement.
Really dig the 10 year, can't afford/find the spendier version, but I've heard great things about it.

Why a pallet? Optional forms of payment are always intriguing to me. Especially if I can eat it or alter my perception with it.

The 10 is one of my very favorites. Its been my experience that the more spendy expressions are not worth the extra cash. Try Highland Park 12. That's my favorite, and very similar to the Talisker.

This would be my Santa request.

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I'd like for him to carry away a whole lot of shit that I don't need and no longer want. I'll be happy to pile some of it into the living room (along with a plate of cookies and a glass of milk).

- take me back to 1990
- deed for the house [paid in full]
- a new Hino 24’ straight truck
- a dog walker / sitter
- new car (for my kid)
- deck

A Dodge Challenger Hellcat Redeye. All black, please.

A set of Bilstein shocks/struts for my 996....and a set of Continentals or Michelins for good measure.

Seriously, though my kids are young adults now. I just like spending time with them and getting the little things that they can't afford on their own.

A Toyota Tundra and a gas card to support its demand.

I like the gas card idea, but that may be largely due in part by the 9 MPG I've been getting lately...

But that was self inflicted.

I'm a relatively young 69, my wife and I both just buy what we need or want, makes Christmas shopping for each other difficult. Guess I would just ask for good health for the two of us.

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Originally posted by Mars_Attacks:

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Originally posted by Prefontaine:
I’d ask him to kill his fake self. But please burn the bullshit red and white uniform first Or to move to Iceland or something and take all the fake Christ-mas consumer marketing holiday bullshit with him.

Did he forget to bring you your Hello Kitty Unicorn Island Adventure doll one year?

Raquel Welch and Diane Lane.

Everything from the neck down restored back to 1990.

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Originally posted by RichardC:
Raquel Welch and Diane Lane.

Can I have one ? For a fee ? Please.

Stuff I would want as if I was a grown up 10 year old:

A real lightsaber and an X Wing Fighter
Colt Single Action Army and a Winchester Lever Action rifle, both in .45 Colt -Dont forget he holster, horse and ranch to make sure my cowboy dreams come true.
Alligator Cowboy Boots
A real Dump Truck to match my Tonka
An Indian Scout Just got one...

I’d like my bro not to be in pain, he’s had arthritis since he was 7-he’s 55 now, the disease disfigured him. Maybe give him a do-over starting at 7.