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Name something wow to buy my hubby for his 50th next week please!!! (Sorry for posting here!)

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mummatoone · 22/08/2009 17:38

First off sorry for posting here but noone is answering on other thread!!!

Hubby is 50th next week and I want to get him some wow pressies any ideas?

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MadBadandDangerousToKnow · 22/08/2009 17:42

Tell us more. What are his interests? Sporty? Foodie? Arty? Bookish? Travel? Also (sorry to be so vulgar) what's your budget?

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Acinonyx · 22/08/2009 19:11

I've got a couple of the cheaper items from here and secretly lust aftersome of the more expensive toys:

www.iwantoneofthose.com/index.jsp

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Acinonyx · 22/08/2009 19:12

PS dh is 50 next year so interested in the idea!

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MadBadandDangerousToKnow · 22/08/2009 21:17

My best gift ever (in dh's eyes) was probably the Swiss Army Knife. Has he got one of those? Or a wind-up torch?

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mummatoone · 23/08/2009 21:24

IVe found an experience in an Aston Martin which I think he would like

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Slickbird · 23/08/2009 21:42

Helicopter trip if you can afford. Is fab. You can usually get one in your area for around 75 -95 pound. If he's not been in one before he'll love it. Good Luck.

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Littlefish · 23/08/2009 21:56

What's your budget?

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luckylady74 · 23/08/2009 22:02

I'm going to hire local arthouse cinema for dh - they will show his favourite film,get lots of tickets and it'll be in the programme and everything!

I would like to 'fly' in that windtunnel in milton keynes - safe skydiving is my kind of fun.

I think I read a survey that said that experiential gifts have much more potential for pleasure than material things.

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Slickbird · 23/08/2009 22:59

Oooh, what a fab idea Lucky re; the arthouse cinema. I'm going to remember that one!

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NoWookinFurries · 23/08/2009 23:09

If you are going for the driving experience google 'Drivers Dream Days' or Prodrive - my DH had a 40th present with them and they were fab - very professional and efficient - we went to the circuit in Kenilworth

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Littlefish · 23/08/2009 23:17

We did the cinema thing for a friend's 40th birthday. It was fantastic! Late afternoon showing of his favourite film, with lots of wine/beer/snacks. Then, off to a great restaurant for a lovely meal.

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Klaw · 23/08/2009 23:19

Hot Air Balloon trip

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mummatoone · 24/08/2009 09:56

'Drivers Dream Days' or Prodrive -just checked this out and ther are soooo many to choose from - Im goign to do the Aston Martin one but not sure which one to choose -any ideas? Also there are 1-2 hours or 3-4 hours which is best do you think?

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