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I wonder how limited the itunes card is

No Offense but an 8 year old doesn't need a device that can connect to the internet. I would stick with a camera. The new ipod has face talk that will show her face to other people, also not a good idea. I would get the old one or a plain non internet ipod for your child.

My family is a bit twisted,:holiday08 every year we try to get gag gifts. My sister hates precious moments and snow babies, so every year she gets the fake ones from good will. There is a lamp that has been regifted since the early 80's, it disappears for a few years then someone receives it. My sons are teenagers now, in the past they have gotten hello Kitty toothbrushes, strawberry short cake back packs. This year I am planning on giving them pillow pets. Usually the gag gifts end up at good will or the Salvation army, unless it is truly hideous and then it makes the rounds throughout my family.

Wow, As I teacher I would love it. I The things that stick out in my head are personal notes from students. Gift cards are great. Due to the economy school supplies are nice, there is always someone in class who needs something

I am looking to purchase a touch for my teenager. the 4th generation has face talk and is a bit faster. Other than that I don't see a huge difference. He has a phone and the face talk only works if his friends have it. Any thoughts. The price difference is about 70 dollars. Also I didn't pay attention to them last year. Do touches usually go on a good sale or should I snatch one up now if it goes on sale. I honestly don't want to stand in line for 12 hours in 10 degree weather for a chance of getting one out of 8 touches available. thanks.