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User Post: Just in time for some holiday or another: Presents for active people

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Whoa, are the holidays over? Well, then it's time for the "FF Top 5 Fitness Gifts gift-giving guide to things you could give to the exercisers in your life" aka the FFTFFGGGTTYCGTTEIYL. (If you say that acronym out loud, you will incidentally be making the noise I make when I do experience muscle fatigue and fall down into the fetal position and just rock.)

Yes, this comes direct to you on your computer or other web-surfing gadget, culled from other people's timely holiday gift guides, just days too late to be any good to anyone! But if you must know, it's really just an excuse to riff on some stuff, and anyway, if you see anything you like you could buy it for yourself or return the Baywatch Beach workout tapes you got in exchange for some of these beauties. So here we go! Let's count down backwards, just like we did for last seconds of the New Year.

Gear up for Thanksgiving: equipment you will need on the big day

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<p><img style="width:358px;height:219px;" alt="" src="http://a323.yahoofs.com/phugc/3QCOWJP1ZigU/photos/f5d27a7a522e2116e9632c406cd6525b/mr_dece4c293b2618.jpg?ug_____Da3v.4Bjn" width="358" align="right" height="219">Ever tried carving a turkey on a tiny cutting board using a chef's knife and dinner fork? If so, you can appreciate the necessity of a well-equipped kitchen, especially when tackling Thanksgiving dinner.

Open wine with less effort

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I am really not all that big on mechanical openers. I prefer the tried and true sommelier knife opener. However, with the proliferation of plastic corks, opening a bottle at the table has become much more of a chore. I even broke one of my favorite openers last time I tried to uncork a Syrah with a synthetic cork.

Ultimate guide to tailgating grub

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It's football season, and time for dedicated fans to show their team spirit—through age-old cheers, judicious application of body paint, and pregame celebrations in stadium parking lots. The beer flows, the folding table groans under the weight of high-grade munchies, and your team's fan base heads to the game fortified and whipped into a frothy frenzy. This, my friends, is the essence of tailgating.

12 tools for your tailgating pleasure

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Whether you're a tailgating neophyte or a true fanatic, our game-day gear guide has all the equipment you could possible need—from a $20 drinks helmet (sure to help make new friends in the parking lot) to a $12,000 camper trailer that can take your party on the road in style.