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Our tech team has launched updates to The Nest today. As a result of these updates, members of the Nest Community will need to change their password in order to continue participating in the community. In addition, The Nest community member's avatars will be replaced with generic default avatars. If you wish to revert to your original avatar, you will need to re-upload it via The Nest.
If you have questions about this, please email help@theknot.com.
Thank you.
Note: This only affects The Nest's community members and will not affect members on The Bump or The Knot.
our next gtg
should be at The Price is Right. just sayin.
My mom is a total game show watching freak, and it actually looks pretty fun. We could wear matching shirts and everything.
Re: our next gtg
i always wanted to do this, but i hear you do a whole lot of waiting around and don't necessarily get in to the studio for the taping. i don't have time for that.
They had a "baby shower" show that someone posted on the baby boards. I totally thought about trying to go, but yea, I heard the same thing. Sitting around, waiting. Nothing gaurenteed.
H went with some friends about 6 years ago, when Bob Barker was still the host. They waited hours in line and didn't get in.
If any of you read Diabolina's blog, Mr. D won a hot tub on The Price Is Right many years ago. He made and wore a "Bob Barker for President" t-shirt.
He is so tall that, when he was jumping up and down, you couldn't see his head on the screen.
I went with a bunch of friends and my sister during my senior year at UCLA. My sister was one of the 4 contestants originally called down to contestants' row. She won a year supply of Alavert, luggage, and a Chevy Cavalier- true story. The problem is, if you don't want to keep the car you win, you end up getting hosed on the taxes. I tried to help her sell the Cavalier for 4 months. No one wanted to buy the darn thing. It had a retail value of $15,000, and after it was sold to a dealership and she paid all the taxes on her winnings, she wound up with about $2k.
Similar thing happened with a good friend of mine. Except it was a nine foot grandfather clock that was worth almost $10k, living room set, a motorcross bike and a jeep... he won the showcase showdown. He got screwed on the taxes and ended up owing for 3 years. He tried to sell everything, but couldn't get rid of the clock.
LMBESQ - your daughter is adorable and I love the onesie. Where did you get it from?
My grandma won a BBQ in the early 90s. She kept it.
It's a sticker that you just slap on a onesie.
http://www.pickysticky.com/
dude, you could make those easily (and cheaply) at home with some labels from staples and your printer. but then i guess time where you have two hands free to do it is something baby mamas don't have a ton of.
Tater: I was just thinking that! I'm pretty sure they are made by some SAHM and her whole clientele is from the nest. I should have thought of it first!
totally! this is a cute, cheap gift idea to throw in with other stuff, since i know lots of people expecting.
And thanks for the kind words about the little one. We're pretty fond of her