10 Easy Ways to Force Your Holiday Wish List Onto People Through the Internet

Christmas/Hannukkah/whatever holiday you celebrate that involves the giving of gifts is right around the corner and while you've generously been spending all of your time finding the perfect gifts for your loved ones, you may have forgotten to tell people what they should get you. You could leave them to their own devices, but we wouldn't advise it. Thanks to technology and the proliferation of content curation and social sharing platforms, there are many easy, effective ways to tell people what you want. Click through for our favorites, many of which have a fashion-y slant.
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Just write stuff in an email You could always just put a bunch of links in an email.

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