what is a cool present i can buy for a good friend, with a 30 dollar limit!?
143029
There's no need to present your friend fearing your if your pocket money would be sufficient enough.I'm sure he/she will understand that you really wanted to present him/her something.Is'nt that enough for you?
1147798
she already has what she wants.      your friendship is everything to her.\nnow if you wnat to give her something material best you could do is give her something she could keep forever.   not a teddy bear unlees she is more than a freind.\nan advice:   give her a silver laser dog tag with a deep emotional message from you not  from a greeting card.\nthey make those at the mall.      to the message give a lot though  ........................................
953776
what about something like off buy a gift .com or even just a simple box with pictures of you and him inside or things that you know he likes, more personal instead of monetry value.... and special little things it isn't always about things that cost alot of money, but more the effort of something that capturing the heart, but them I am an old romantic!!
798059
You should get her something that will let her know beyond a shadow of a doubt that you were thinking of her and that you enjoy her friendship.  Those are the best gifts.  Sometimes they cost a little more, other times they don't cost much money at all.  They always require thought, however.  What are some things the two of you have in common or do together or both enjoy?  Can you get a subscription to (or one issue of) a magazine on a subject or topic that she likes?  Can you make anything for her?  That would be only from you, and would be pleasantly unique.    What do you do that she likes?  What does she do that you like?  Would she appreciate an IOU for your doing a chore she hates?  Keep thinking and you'll come up with a good gift.
117038
Get her something she can use for the next four years: a purse, a bag, maybe one of those cute cartooned huggable pillows (I got that for my friend, and she loved it). A word of caution: avoid clothes. That's the hardest gift to shop for (expensive and also only for the advanced... =p)
914468
go to gifts.com\n\nit helps you decide based on the person's age, gender and personality
862910
Doe she have an Ipod? If he does buy him a giftcard for it. Or buy him a gifcard to his fav store. Giftcards are great because the person gets to pick out what to buy. So that way you know theyll like it!
833761
How about a framed picture of you in front of your home and a thank you card.\nA gift certificate to something relaxing say a dinner and a movie, a pedicure. Spend how ever much you can afford.
247206
There's lots you can do for this (i got a little brother of my own, so I'd know). Here are some ideas, take a pick:\n\nA football, model airplane kit, monopoly board game, Game Boy Advanced game card, pogo stick, the latest Harry Potter/Series of Unfortunate Events book, Yu-Gi-Oh Sticker book (or whatever japanese anime you can get your hand on), football trainers, t-shirt that says 'I rock!', any latest Disney DVD.............\n\nWish him happy birthday for me! :D
675254
Best-friend = $50\nIf not, $20 is good
697007
generally.... a wallet would be good enough.\n\ncheck ebay for some nice ones
778340
A great idea for a personal and unique gift is a handmade painting made from a photo that you send.\n\nCheck out this site: www.paintyourlife.com\n\nThe prices are reasonable and the outcome is amazing.
904561
give a 3 liter cann of car paint and new seatcovers for a present ;)
736641
something not too expensive, but some thing she will enjoy. Something she doesn't already have. I'm thirteen so maybe cds, clothes, shoes, or types of electronics. Maybe an i-dog, VideoNow or a  cd player that is her favorite color. Hope my answer is usefull!!!!
945286
Give him a new gift, but something small.  Maybe about $5 worth from the dollar store, but make it the good stuff.  Don't stoop to his level, at least he got you a gift.  It's not that big of a deal.
815426
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!
964808
Heres something that works for every age range:\nGo to a 99 cent store and pick up small christmas themed tins or plastic gift bags\nBake some easy candy: fudge, peppermint bark, english toffee etc\nPut the candy into the tins and pass them out.  Its an easy gift that won't cost you more than 30 bucks total.  A bonus is you'll get to eat some of the candy and have fun making it.  Thats what I'm doing this year for my friends (all recent college grads)  \nHappy Holidays!