What did you get for Christmas?

[BlackCat]

A bunny costume? A new car? Let's hear it.

What did yall get for Christmas?

[Bullet Magnet]

Well, you asked.

Chromecast

Dress shoes

Charcoal grill

Wooden toolbox my grandpa made

Deodorant/body wash/shaving sets

Sniper Elite v2, CoD: Blacks Ops, and Lego Harry Potter (Xbox 360)

Silver Dollar City season pass

Sherlock Holmes: Game of Shadows

Xbox chat set

My grandma framed a sword made of cedar sticks that my late great grandpa and I built a long time ago

Sorry board game

Towel, hand towel, and washrag set

Tool set and flashlight

Two sets of extremely comfortable pajamas (feels like putting on a cloud)

Elvis Presley mug and hot chocolate set

Two popcorn tins

Shirts/Jackets/Jeans/Socks/Gloves

$10 Target Giftcard

Money

[Zorro]

The only thing I got for Christmas was some cookies from my sister-in-law. Nothing else whatsoever. Which is fine, because I've already been given The Greatest Gift that's ever been given; He's the reason for the season.

[NewBorn]

I Got a Flu :´( and i passed it to my parents so we all now have a flu, literally :´´´(

Appart from that some socks, a shirt and 25 bucks... My parents gave me money but it disappeared, prolly stolen :\

[BlackCat]

I'm sick too.

Zorro, what happens if your kid doesn't believe in God? Would he/she get nothing for Christmas?

[Zorro]

I don't have any kids.

[Bullet Magnet]

I'm sick too.

[BlackCat]

There was this adult gift exchange game during a family Christmas party and I somehow got stuck with an RC helicopter!!! Nobody else took it. I felt like a kid again. It's a Syma 4ch one... I learned that they only cost $25!!! Super fun... I thought it was indestructible because I crashed it about 100 times before part of the shaft broke. No biggie -- a new shaft is on its way from California for only $4.

Now I understand how RC stuff can be so addicting. It's just so much fun.

[Zorro]

Little coaxials like that are fun because they require virtually no skill to fly, are cheap, and dern near crash proof. If you're curious about the hobby, a coaxial is the best way to get your feet wet. A coaxial is how I entered into the hobby, except my first one was a Blade CX2 (bigger, much higher quality, tons of third party/aftermarket upgrade options, etc). After a coaxial, you'll likely move to a fixed pitch bird, and then to collective pitch birds. Many pilots will spend weeks or even months learning how to hover a collective pitch bird without crashing. Once you've got your basic upright orientations down on a collective pitch bird, it's just pure fun from there and you can start learning your inverted orientations or try some upright circuits and forward flight.

[BlackCat]

I'll look more into fixed and collective pitch birds. They sound very interesting.

I think I should master the 4ch one I have now though. It's so much fun challenging yourself to have it land where you want it to: on top of cans, cup holders, etc. What does your fleet look like, Z?