To ask what to gift my husband for his special birthday?

[Serialcatmum]

What do you buy a 40 year old man that only likes are football/ sport and who has everything he wants already?!

Short of spending thousands on a special bike he’d like or a motor home, I’m out of ideas!

Rolex?

Is it a bicycle or a motorbike?

I might just do the bike he wants tbh!

Does he listen to the radio? I just received a beautiful new DAB radio to replace my shabby old kitchen one and I'm in love with it

www.ruarkaudio.com/products/r1-premium-bluetooth-radio

So, a high end upgrade of something he uses every day? Good luck, my husband is 40 this year and is impossible to buy for, so I'm watching with interest.

Be careful with this though - I ended up with a selection of forges and anvils on the decking in the back garden after going on one of these.

His favourite aftershave and a blowjob.

My partner is the same so I always do a holiday/short weekend break. We've done Rome and a few places in Wales and it's all been cheaper than me buying him some clothes etc! Plus I got something out of it 😂😂

Because it's really irritating. OP will probably announce she's pissed with us rather than pissed off just to compound it.

Does he do any sport or is he just into watching? I paid for some professional coaching for my DH for his 40th last year and he claims it was the best gift he’s ever had.

Either make suggestions for me y gift my husband or go away. I’m not interested in debating the title of my post.

Your use of gift will get you YABUd, but I think you already knew that.

Gift is a noun. You certainly didn't use proper English.

Paul Smith socks are a nice gift (noun) to be given (not gifted). DP loves his and they're excellent quality.

What's your budget? A night away? Take him for a lovely local restaurant, so you get the gift too?

take him to Barcelona for the weekend. NouCamp tour, or if funds/dates work tickets for a match

Can’t stand the word gift being used like this. It’s like when people use ‘myself’ all the time instead of ‘me ‘. I imagine it being said in a Hyacinth Bucket accent.