Right then guys what do I buy 2 men that I very rarely see but they are coming down on New Years Day and they always make a real consertive effort for my DDs?

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pinkbubble · 27/12/2007 22:04

One still lives with my Grandmother who is in her late 80's. The other I think is gay, lives on his own, is in his 50's fat and most times rather smelly (in fact they are both in their 50's.

No matter what I have bought in the past you are never really sure if its what they want! oh, please beam me up Scotty!

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MotherFunk · 27/12/2007 22:36

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pinkbubble · 27/12/2007 22:38

Thank you Mother Funk, I will certainly give that some thought, maybe that and a little something for them - what I have no idea!

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lilolilbethlehem · 27/12/2007 22:56

For smelly one, buy toiletries???
Otherwise, would agree with Oxfam unwrapped.
How much do you want to spend?

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pinkbubble · 27/12/2007 23:39

About £15 on each!

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Pan · 27/12/2007 23:51

Do the after-shave thing. Always appreciated. and good wrapping is a thrill initself too! >

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pinkbubble · 31/12/2007 14:36

Oh well, have just returned from town with gifts, hope they are ok.

Have bought for my Grandmother a box of liquer chocolates

A box of M&S biscuits

A DK information book about Great Britain (all three of them go on holiday at least twice a year in England, and the book looks really informative)

Oh well here goes, am just going to wrap them up, I guess I will find out tomorrow!

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