He is late 30's, single male, not wild @ all and has NO HOBBIES. Husband has no clue what to get him so it is up to me. Usually get him a gift certificate from Tractor Supply, so tired of giving him the same thing every holiday. Any ideas would be very helpful:) Thank you
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get a large basket and full it with snacks, Candy, foods,or wine he likes wrap it up in pretty cellophane.  Or do a theme , like movie night with a DVD or 2, popcorn soda he likes or a game day basket with collectibles from his tea give cert. from his favor restaurant for game bay food, his brand of beer.
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A funny Christmas card and a gift card for strabucks, or some local cofee shop. nothing to personal but appropriate. I think this combo works well.  You could always switch the gift card with a place you know he likes, but coffee is usually a winner
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I guess you don't actually mean a GIFT  but something to bring along since you mentioned the bottle of wine.  Is he married? How about a nice gourmet nut set or flavored vinegars/oils?  A fresh flower centerpeice?  A nice desert?
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I would suggest getting him a gift certificate.  here's why.  First off, it is height/weight dependant which size board you will get.  If you know his height and weight you can go to the shop and ask them what size and they can give you a range, but then within that range he will have his preference.  Also, it depends what he wants to do on the board when you choose not only the length but also the model because different models are stiffer or looser for different use. For instance, I'm 6' and I ride a 168cm, pretty "stiff" Burton Canyon when I want to just freeride, which means just carving down the hill.  I could go with a little more length if I wanted, maybe 172-174 but I like 168.  When i want to do a day of freestyle - which is where you see the people grinding rails, hitting jumps, doing tricks, etc - then I ride a looser (more "pop" on jumps) 155cm board. Again, for freestyle my length range could be like 153-159, I like 155.  Then there are the bindings to consider, whether you want more response (harder) or a less (softer).  Freeride you want harder and Freestyle softer.  If your husband has size 11+ shoes he might wanna get a wide model board otherwise his toes could drag if the waist of the board is too narrow.  I am size 12 so i have boards which the model is specifically for bigger feet.  Some models come in a wide option.\n\nSo, as you can see it is better for your husband to go into the shop himself and find something.  If he is experienced he will know what he wants.  If he has never ridden or only rented a few times then he should talk to the guy at the shop who will give him a basic beginner-intermediate setup, an all-around board at a length determined from a chart that matches height/weight to a length.  Plus, even if you knew exactly what he needed you might pick something and have it be a perfect fit except he hates the graphic.  Then he has to stare at the graphic he doesnt like every time he's on it and that would definitely suck.\n\noh, and plan on spending ~200-300 for the board, ask the shop person maybe they have some unsold 2006 models that they wanna get rid of since we're in 07 now and those will be cheaper.  But if you also need bindings and boots then plan on spending 500 in the end.\n\nNOTE** In Re Cocolemonjello's answer - Yes, you can take his height and weight and go get a board that *might* be weight/height appropriate for him, or might not.  First off it's much more weight dependent than height.  But moreso than height or weight is PREFERENCE.  If he has never snowboarded before then he doesnt have a preference so you could go by this probably.  If he has, then definitely do not because he has probably determined what he likes. Secondly, yes giving someone a push is a way of seeing whether they ride goofy or regular, but it doesnt matter because the gear is the same either way, the bindings just get mounted facing a different direction for each.  Something Coco does not mention is shoe size - understandable being women don't have this problem, but as a guy with big feet I can tell you that if your husband has a shoe size 11+ his board options will begin to be SEVERELY limited.  So check this before anything.   But again, get a gift cert. or make sure you can at least get a store credit for the full value with a return - no restocking fees.
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When it comes to men and gifts nothing brings them brimming like a something that is masculine. For instance getting something to do with his fishing hobby will be great. They are generally not particulary jazzed by clothing - you could try food too but I bet you want to give him something more lasting than that..\n\nCheck this website out..has funny ideaologies about mens gifts which I would say is somewhat true..men like tough looking stuff not the fancy stuff us women would prefer.\nhttp://www.cojoweb.com/Mangifts.html
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For my husband's 40th, I threw him a party with close family and friends.  For his gift I gave him an iPod and had his name engraved on the back (free at apple.com).\n\nIf your hubby's practical, maybe something for the home or office?? If he has a hobby, give him somethign for that?
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My son is 11 and this is what we've gotten him so far....a mountain bike (we live in the forest), a really cool robotic spider that shoots darts ($100), a big set of Magnetix with the metal carrying case. Those are the big things, but we're also getting him some Tech Decks (the boys here are into those), some games for his game system, and a couple other things.\n\nI know this has been the most difficult Christmas figuring out what to buy a boy his age. He's too old for young toys and too young for adult things. I hope these ideas help some. Of course, I don't know your son so I can't for certain he'd like these things as well.\n\nHappy gift hunting!
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a basket with man stuff in it like sport mags and his fav snacks. check out online gift basket services that offer more than flowers. definately no flowers or anything girly.
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Whenever I'm in that situation (for anyone, not just boyfriends) I make a list of everything he or she likes. Try to be as specific as possible. As you're making the list you might start to come up with some possible ideas. My boyfriend (who buys everything he wants and is consequently extremely difficult to shop for) just had a birthday and I did the same thing for him. The list was ridiculously long, but I ended up buying him season 1 of Stella, an incredibly stupid sitcom that lasted only 10 episodes. Anyway, he absolutely loved it. He said that it was one of the most thoughtful gifts anyone had ever bought him and that he wouldn't even have thought of buying himself that. So give it a try-- maybe you'll come up with the perfect gift! Good luck!
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What about a nice pocket watch and have a personal engraving put on it, or possibly a bow and arrow set for hunting!  My hubby is a huge hunter and alot of times he uses his rifle but a few years ago I got him crossbows and he loves it!  A new rifle is an idea too!  Fishing rod and gear, video game system, Make him a nice basket filled with bubble bath-lotions-candles-sex coupons u make yourself-a bottle of champagne and 2 glasses-  he may look at u weird UNTIL u invite him into the bath with you!  Then he will be very very HAPPY with that gift!  Happy Holidays!  If he smokes a zippo lighter with an engraving.
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A nice watch, or if he is a tool buff like me find out what tool he wants/needs. Maybe a Carhartt Jackett or some work clothes for when he's building, or a new pair of workboots. I'm the same way I like pratcial gifts that I can use.
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It sounds like he has everything he needs in terms of material items so if you are to go this route, perhaps something more thoughtful, personalized or original could be nice?  Try to think of some of his hobbies, interests, passions, places he enjoys going to and either be creative in making something or find a place offering items or services that can respond to his likings.  \n\nIf you are looking to buy something and are out of ideas, I included some links below that might be helpful.\n\nGood luck. :)
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A Sears gift card. For something really different how about going on a father/daughter date and spend some time with him.  Choose something he likes to do: bowling, baseball game, tennis, movie, NASCAR race, whatever and have a good time.
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give them a hand made gift certificate good for one year. my hubby gives me like five free car starts which means any time i present a coupon he has to get out of bed and go start my car in the winter. I do several other things as well but you get the idea.
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Buy him a remote control 4x4 nylint rock crawler available at WalMart. My 26 year old boyfriend had to have one of those for Christmas last year. You can get the small one for around $50 or less and the big one for less than $100. I am pretty sure if he likes outdoors stuff, he'll love this.
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Ok well gay doesn't mean anything if you're gift giving.  Does he have any hobbies ?  Does he like football or a particular sport ?  You can find all kinds of things on ebay pertaining to sports or anything for that matter.  Perhaps something for his house ?  Do you know his colors ?  Perhaps a nice sweater pullover.....a good book or two ?  Does he drink coffee ?  How about a huge basket with all kinds of coffees ?  I could come up with a million ideas if I knew more about the person.
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PSP, video games, nice clothes like shirts, movies, jewelry like a men's chain, shoes, jackets for this season. See what he likes and get something along those lines . You can't go wrong.