Coin Flipper Gifts

'I wish I could be as calm as JB when it comes to making decisions.'

'Well, we have to make a decision. Heads he's a pessimist, tails he's a realist.'

'OK, heads we name your malady after you, tails, we name it after me.'

"Heads or tails?"

"Get another opinion if you wish, Mr. Von Flip...But I'm confident it will still come up ' heads - we operate.'"

'Oh no. Another major code violation decision.'

Made all my investment decisions with a coin flip.

"Heads, we go with the analytics. Tails, we don't."

The first animation.

'Not beans on toast again.' - 'No, toast on beans. I dropped it.'

'Hey! I just started my James Patterson novel and I'm on chapter 97!' 'You read 20 pages already?'

'I'm afraid it's Daddy you have to impress-he's a RSPCA inspector!'

"Ok Mr. Bisley, I'll admit it does need a bit of renovation..!"

'All our appliances come with energy saving device - off/on switch.'

"Not sure what to watch? Go to menu/settings/power/off/pick up a book."

Books: Book on tape then back on book, then back on tape again. . . sold here!

Jury Room

'I'm bringing you into the decision-making process, Ruggles. Here -- flip this coin.'

"'I'm checking my answers."

On - Undecided - Off switch

"They're flipping to see who pays for the meal."

''Dogs gotta fly, birds gotta sing' isn't the way the old tune goes, Ben!'

'That's Jeb Lambert. He was actually the first one to say 'paper or plastic'. Before that everyone said 'plastic or paper'... I mean, can you imagine?'

The Jury Decides.

'Pub drinking games with bottled water may be sensible, but they're bloody boring.'

The Disappearing Coin Mystery

'Heads I do, tails I'm outta here.'

'Another 'undecided'.'

'I'm bringing you into the decision-making process, Ruggles. Here -- flip this coin.'

'Can I have my quarterback now?'

"Flip you for the top bunk."

"But, you guys literally just said you'd die for one."

"I'll flip you to see whose name is listed first if we should ever win a Nobel Prize."

'Okay, call it in the air. Tails, or... well... whatever the alternative is.'

"For the next meeting of our book club, we really need more books."