ROLL UP ROLL UP for the TOP TIPS Xmas present thread

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For FUDGE eaters
this is the dogs nuts

for drinkeypoos types
these flowers

for bloke teachers - get a cinema voucher
( or love film gift thing)

fopr organic types get them this www.graze.com/gift

for teenagers with iphones get them smart gloves not very glam but hey - GAP.com have them but not in UK

for the man in your life get a Private eye subsicription - one of the most popular gifts ever here! a bargain

and remember the maxim

"I wil not buy a digital photo frame"

DoodleNoo - that Klutz Paper Airplanes book is great

Also, Bop It, Rubik's cube, Hex bugs, stationery

what to get almost 3 year old boy. Cant be big or heavy as we are going abroad for Xmas and I have to carry all the presents on a limited weight load. He says he wants a tool set. Any really good ones with the battery powered drill stuff that is not in a workbench and not heavy?

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what to get my sis and her DH who are quite loaded but have a little and very full house. Both 40 and seem to have everything. They always hate my pressies! (though are good at trying to hide it)

whoknows - need more info please. What do they spend their time doing, likes/dislikes? What presents haven't gone down well? What sort of taste do they have?

Sis and dh -

useful, perishable/useable stuff, I'd say:

olive oil, balsamic vinegar, olives, posh pasta;

cinema vouchers or a meal out;

rose bush or something of that ilk;

chilli plant.

scrappydappydoo

If you are still looking. i got my dmil fitflops on www.fitnessfootwear.com/p-1394-fitflop-walkstar-red.aspx on sale for £28 normally £45. Came in two days free delivery.

if people are still coming up with fab ideas, see my post for dh who doesn't want anything - I still want to get him something! I have got him a scarf but just want to get something else a bit interesting.

My DH could always do with new accessories: maybe a smarter wallet, or some driving gloves if he drives to work and doesn't have a heated steering wheel, or a nice belt, or shoe care kit, or some vintage cufflinks?

titfer - can you get him something funny? I have got DH a West Ham beanie hat as he's taking DS to his first match after Christmas. DH is not a football fan.......

tks snowball. like the vintage cufflinks idea. He doesn't drive (but wow, never heard of heated steering wheel! but then again, I don't drive).

trying to think of a good witty gift but have been thinking about gifts for days now, am feeling a bit empty...

Oh. How funny that your name is the same as that of this site you recommend. And that you've replied to a 2yr old thread. I've reported you for advertising.