valentines day is coming up can i get all my friends something wth a budget of25.005friends?
144863
You could get them all valentines, the cards that have messages on them.  Then you could also give them some of those disgusting candy hearts that say "Be Mine" and "True Love" and stuff like that.
147256
go to an all for a dollar store and get some flavored lipgloss, a small notepad or diary(on the first page write what you like about them as a friend or what your friendship with them means to you) pens with the furry/fuzzy tops, don't forget candy and put them all in a cute bag.
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The wallet is something he might need, but may not want. I wouldn't risk spending that kind of money on something that would have the same effect if it were $100 cheaper.\n\nInstead, be inventive. Think about what he likes, and try to imagine the craziest thing that you could do for him that relates to it. If he likes sports, get him two tickets to a game (if he invites you, it's great "quality time"; if he invites a friend, they'll both be remembering you for it). If he likes cars, get him a lesson or two with a professional racecar trainer (it isn't as hard as you might think).\n\nPS: Don't look at my examples, but what I'm getting at. You know him better than I do (I hope!) - find something that he likes and let your imagination go wild with the perfect gift! Believe me, you can find this perfect gift without breaking your budget.\n\nBest of luck!
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Money and giftcards are always nice. This way you can pick at your lesiure and when you feel the need. Jewlery is always nice. Clothes and shoes are always an option. Do you have any hobbies? Ask for stuff that you can use for your hobby, for example if you like to draw maybe some artist notebooks or some charcoal pencils. \n\nHonestly it is hard to tell you what you want for your birthday. Yes you are 17 and a girl but you are your own unique person and that doesn't mean we can pick a gift out for you because you are 17 and female. I wanted cash, books, cd's, or movies when I was 17.
1057906
Im fourteen and I prefer gift certificates. If she is girly I recommend Claires.
108854
im 16 and i told my boyfriend the same exact thing. but i really do want something. if she points something little out get it for her. maybe if you dont know what to get her then a card is always nice. also write something meaningful in it. also chocolate roses and ballons are sweet too!
795836
Let them decide.  That will indicate how much they are willing to spend.  Regardless, have a wonderful time and let them "give" to you.  They must really love you.
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depends on who you are to her...\n\na friend...take her out for the day to a spa\na girlfriend...jewlery or nice clothes\na relative...gift certificate for a spa\n\npretty much anything that she would love to buy for herself that she can't afford.
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1st of all 2 years is a fairly long time not to know what to get someone for there birthday. Anyway to me my 25th was nothing special so you dont have to worry about doing anything extra.  The only birthdays that are to made a big deal about is 30,40, 50 etc.  Then it depends on your budget as well as interest.  If you are looking for something somewhat cheap you can get some lingerie and tie a bow around yourself.  a more conservitive approach would be a DVD collection of a television series that he likes.  If he is into sports or concerts 2 tickets to an event is a gift you cant go wrong with in my eyes.  I hope this helps and good luck.\n\nDan
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Someone to whom you can afford to be best friends to.
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$25:  Bath & Body Works Kit\n\n$35:  CD/Burnable CD Stack/Cute cashmere winter set\n\n$50:  Claires jewlery, candles, cute socks, Cashmere winter set, gift certificate to their favorite stores, CD, cute new Mudd purse\n\n$75:  Concert tickets to an approved band by their parents, all of the above.\n\nWhen I was a teenager it wasn't about getting a BIG HUGE expensive gift.  It was cooler to get a wrapped box full of cool things.  If you buy 5 necklesses 30 dollars, socks and nail polish she would have a large selection.  And if they didn't like one thing you got it wouldnt matter....\n\nNow when it comes to guys:\n\n$25:  CD most definatley\n\n$35:  DVD set to their favorite TV show (ask parents what seasons they have)\n\n$50:  CD's, candy, gift certificates, DVD's for guys are a big one.  \n\n$75:  Still concert tickets\n\nGluck!
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well u can get like 2 friends let them get all dressed up and get their hair amnd  nails done then take the girls to mayb a play or a concert... thats fun.. or hav a sl;eepova with cute movies and lots of popcorn!
63288
If you have a good chunk of change go all out for some jewlery. If your budgeting go for either chocaltes or flowers.
420624
The proper etiquette is to take a gift to their house before or after the event or send a card with a gift card or money order in it.  (The amount would be up to you and what you can afford & how close you are to them.  $20-$50)  Just put yourself in their shoes, if you invited people to either event, what would you want or expect them to do?  Remember these parties are thrown to help the people that are being celebrated with their new expenses.   ;o)
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as she is your friend,i suppose you know something about about her likes n dis likes,make a list of stuff you know she will like,according to availibility n your budget choose a gift that she will enjoy + it wnt burn a hole in ur pocket ...or you could  burn a cd of her fav songs,,,if she is a music freak,she wnt stop sayin thanks,,good luck
716644
Get them a simple giftcard from a local store. Let them choose whatever they want.
623418
I like the gift card idea. I would not go over $50 and not less than $25. If your going to do anything it would be an insult to send less. Good luck