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I need an idea for a $20 Yankee swap gift. Don't really want to do a gift card or scratch tickets. Was told I can't do alcohol either, since many in the swap don't drink or are minors.
I need an idea for a $20 Yankee swap gift. Don't really want to do a gift card or scratch tickets. Was told I can't do alcohol either, since many in the swap don't drink or are minors.
I need an idea for a $20 Yankee swap gift. Don't really want to do a gift card or scratch tickets. Was told I can't do alcohol either, since many in the swap don't drink or are minors.
I got some of this for my family's yankee swap/grab bag game thing one year and it was a big hit. I had to make sure to print out a page from their site that explained what it was and how it worked but everyone thought it was hilarious (and then people actually wanted it).
I need an idea for a $20 Yankee swap gift. Don't really want to do a gift card or scratch tickets. Was told I can't do alcohol either, since many in the swap don't drink or are minors.
I got some of this for my family's yankee swap/grab bag game thing one year and it was a big hit. I had to make sure to print out a page from their site that explained what it was and how it worked but everyone thought it was hilarious (and then people actually wanted it).
That shit is great! Poop-Pourri. I use it, it was a stocking stuffer.
Post by itrainmonkeys on Dec 13, 2018 13:32:45 GMT -5
Yea it does actually work surprisingly well. It was great for that kind of game because typically it's a lot of the same types of gifts each year. Here's a grilling tool set, here's a car accessory thing, here's a kitchen item. Then you get something out there and it shakes things up
I need an idea for a $20 Yankee swap gift. Don't really want to do a gift card or scratch tickets. Was told I can't do alcohol either, since many in the swap don't drink or are minors.
Yankee swap is the same as white elephant/dirty Santa right?
Never heard these terms in my life
A yankee swap is when everyone brings a gift, puts it on a table, and then everyone gets a number. Person 1 picks a gift, opens it, shows it everyone. Person 2 picks another gift, shows it to everyone, then has the choice if they want to keep it or swap it with the gift Person 1 got. Person 3 picks a gift from the table and can either keep it, or swap it with either Person 1 or Person 2's gift, and so on. At the end, Person 1 gets to choose to keep what they have, or swap for anything else.
I mean both are pretty much the same. Everyone brings a gift of around $20 and then you either pick numbers or everyone grabs out of a pile and then you "steal" presents from each other.
I mean both are pretty much the same. Everyone brings a gift of around $20 and then you either pick numbers or everyone grabs out of a pile and then you "steal" presents from each other.
I think it's regional. They're generally referred to as Dirty Santa around here from what I have heard. I have heard of the term Yankee Swap though. White Elephant is always going to be associated with the thrift shop the Catholic church in town ran when I was growing up.
I mean both are pretty much the same. Everyone brings a gift of around $20 and then you either pick numbers or everyone grabs out of a pile and then you "steal" presents from each other.
The rules sound slightly different only that in yankee swap you pick a gift, open it, then decide to keep it trade it, instead of taking another persons gift before opening one.
I mean both are pretty much the same. Everyone brings a gift of around $20 and then you either pick numbers or everyone grabs out of a pile and then you "steal" presents from each other.
The rules sound slightly different only that in yankee swap you pick a gift, open it, then decide to keep it trade it, instead of taking another persons gift before opening one.
No, its the same. You open it before trading or stealing someone else's. At least at all the ones I have attended. We mostly call it Dirty Santa, but rollerboos tend to call it White Elephant, I think because they are mostly transplants.
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