What can i buy my boyfriend for his 21st birthday??
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When my friend turned 21, we got him 21 cans of beer, all different brands. It was hard but we scoured the local bars for unusual beers that we could buy. the bars were usually cool about it and let us buy one can of each. He LOVED it!! If he's not a drinker - rent a hotel for the two of you and decorate it. Make it a night he won't forget!!!
808912
ummm maybe you could take him on a nice date.. buy him a watch.. chain... shoes.. jacket...PERFUME..etc..
878559
Does he have any hobbies, besides being with you?  If he does buy him something that would enhance his hobby.  A good home cooked meal would be better than a bought present, at least for me.
883183
Get him a once-in-a-lifetime experience that reflects his personal hobbies or interests.  For example, if he's into hockey, buy him tickets to a home game of his favorite team.  Or if he likes fancy cars, go to www.exoticcarrental.com and see if you can get him a gift certificate for a one-day rental of a Ferrari.  For my boyfriend's birthday last year, I knew he'd always dreamed of owning a sailboat, and I certainly couldn't afford that, but I could afford to get him 3 introductory sailing lessons at a local sailing school, so I did and he was THRILLED!!!!
695877
buy him something he needs to use everyday and yet exclusive and which can help him in his everyday life. give him something to smile about. i'm thinking of a really good electronic toothbrush. the kind that comes with multiple functions . hey, that helps in his social life especially now that he will start dating .
608493
ooouuu 21st birthday huh?  maybe some drinks and a stripper!  hahaha just kiddin... take him out to have fun and let him go hang out with his friends but plan for him to come home, while you make up a very romantic evening for you two.... but expect him to be a little tipsy... if he's drunk don't get mad, just take advantage and enjoy.  remember it's bout him not you ok... have fun!!
861173
Is he into video games? there's some websites out there that are similar to netflix, but for video games. You could buy him a few months subscription to that. Or netflix if he isn't already a member. \n\nA friend of mine got her boyfriend a "brew your own beer" kit. It didn't work so great, but he loved it and still talks about the beer he made himself.\n\nIn the Red Envelope catalog, I saw a swiss army knife that doubles as a portable memory card (you know the kind you plug into a USB port?) It's a little more than you wanted to spend - $85 - but super cool!
986668
Get him a gift certificate from Best Buy!
1066038
To spend these money on him,you could buy him a card and take him tonight out, eat fastfood and walk over the square...you dont have to do anything special...just be the three of you, share nice momments and your love...
857822
make a nice dinner for him rent a movie and stay in, it'll be more casual than buying him somthing, plus you'll probably make alot of memories and that's what's going to make it a good present
81646
I always think that for a big birthday you should go for something 'one-off'. What is he into? Here's some ideas (most of which you'll be able to find on ebay).\n\nMusic - First edition, signed records\nBooks - As above\nTrainers - Get the original trainers (not re-release). Loads of sites out there like deludedmonkey.com\nSport - Is he into a particular team? Get him a signed shirt.\n\nBlokes always love gadgets as well, although there's something not terribly 'special birthday' about them (other than the price). You could try an ipod with a laser engraved message.\n\nOr... how about you take him away for a weekend? Take him to something he'll love e.g. a really cool gig, a sports game (where you won't moan!) or maybe a romantic break...
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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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If the gift in question is truly sincere and comes from your heart then go with that. A new regulation football, or a signed one by his fav player, a nice smelling cologne that he likes, clothing that he has interest in, mp3 player, and/or just about anything that he has mentioned that he has a fondness for. If you know him that well you will come to realize these things.\nGood luck and good shopping.\n\n\nps: Take him shopping with you and see what interests him and what stores he frequents. he will eventually and unknowingly show you what he likes or wants.
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the best idea would be for him to unwrap you!!!! Just go to victorias secret and pick out something a little sexier than normal and wear it under your clothes the night of his birthday and say that you have something extra special just for him and tell him he has to unwrap it first!!!  he'll love it trust me
850720
Video games, coat, t-shirts with his fav band (all you have to do is catch him offguard and look at the tag inside his shirt the same goes for shoes), socks, ties, watch, necklace, etc.\nMom of B & D
264692
Get him a hooker for his next birthday.  Ok Ok..just kidding
67861
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