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You got it Deal Grabber... It deals with how much info it will hold. According to Apple a 8GB will hold: 1,750 songs 10 hours of video 10,000 photos The 32 GB will hold: 7,000 songs 40 hours of video 40,000 photos And the 64 GB will hold: 14,000 songs 80 hours of video 90,000 photos Voice Control The 8GB also has a few less features, the higher GB ones have voice control. It all depends on what the iPod will be used for. If he wants them for songs, and you don't think he is going to have over 1700, the the 8GB is an ok choice. But if he wants to download movies, then you might want to get one that is a higher GB. An average movie is just under, or just over 1GB depending on what quality of video is loaded onto it. Plus if your son wants to download other applications, or games, that takes up some space as well. Hope this helps!

Try ebay if you don't mind getting a refurbished one. I got a 32G for about 250 .. Just watch the deals, and be ready to put in a last second bid. Even though mine was a refurb it came with a power cord and headphones... The only thing it didn't come with was the instruction booklet-which is not the biggest deal in my opinion. But mine works perfectly, and I love it!

The official rules says: "Limit 1 per name, address, or household." And does anyone know how much the charge is for using the machine? ---> Nevermind.. it's 8.9 cents on the dollar. Unless you change it into gift cards.

There is an ugg outlet around where I live, maybe you can see if there are any outlets near you? Also keep checking on here, as there has been a few sales listed in the past, but you have to act fast, or the size/color you want is out of stock.

My parents were always really creative with Santa.... he only brought one big present,and it was always set up (Santa doesn't have time to wrap!) I remember when I was little, he brought a lego table and legos, and left a lego trail leading from my room to the table.

I'm going to have to agree that I don't really like the attachments either. I bought an off name brand (cant remember what it was atm) and the remotes snapped in so snugly it was such a pain to get the remotes out. They really don't help with performance at all - But like the previous post, the wheel is the only "attachment" that is really worth getting.

Elena, Have you tried giving your Lab a knuckle bone? It's an actual cow knuckle, and is a huge bone. It's good for a dog's teeth, but doesn't get all gummy like a rawhide does, plus they last for a long time. Or going to the supermarket and buying the marrow bones that they have for soup. My Rottie and German Shepherd love these! As for Gifts for my guys, they will prob. each get a toy and some treats. My Rottie will get a bag of popcorn- She goes nuts over it! I also work at a kennel, where we have about 20 dogs. I am thinking of filling up Cans of treats for them all. I plan on doing the same thing for the horses at the barn. It's a neat little craft, and shouldn't be too hard- here's the link: http://craftsonawhim.com/node/82/

I had a Nyko ( I think??? ) dual remote charger. After awhile it didn't work anymore. It is a glitch with the product, especially when you have the remotes in the charger all the time. I went back to using batteries.