Guys Help!! Ladies too.... I need help finding a unique x-mas gift for my husband....?
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Listen, if he likes ultimate frisbee and golf then he will love disc golf. Go to pdga.com to find out if there are any courses near by you. If there is then go to almost any sporting goods stores even Play It Again (used stuff) and buy him 5-10 discs and a nice bag. You should spend about $50-80 on some new and used discs and he is set, 99.99% of courses are free. The game rocks, trust me he will like this game if he is cordinated and likes being outside. Your local sporting goods store will have someone working there that can help you get the right stuff. Good luck!
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Well, what kind of guy do you have?? Is he the type to wear a lot of jewelry? What kind of job does he have? I know that a lot of jobs (ie. mechanic, construction, etc) makes it difficult to wear rings... \n\nPersonally, my husband couldn't care less about jewelry. He wears his wedding ring and that's about it. He'd rather get clothing with the logo of his favorite sports team or something practical. I bought him a watch to wear to church and he hardly ever wears it... \n\nSo, like I said, if he's one that likes jewelry then yes, he'd probably enjoy the gift. If not, it will probably sit in your jewelry box like my husband's watch does. LOL.
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I agree with the two people up there. Give them something that is useful. Most Irish/Catholic stores have great gift ideas! A horseshoe with an enscription on it would be kind of neat; or anything basically that the bride and groom could have to remember their wedding day. Practical is nice (anyone can buy a blender); but sentimental is better! But before you go to all the trouble to find a Irish/Catholic store, give yourself a bit of a break! I'm sure something that MEANS something and is from the heart, would be just as good! Goodluck! <3
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Well, that depends on the occasion.  \nValentines:  A nice bottle of cologne (like Polo Blue).  Think about how much roses cost on this day....the cologne is a nice match, and lasts wayyy longer.\nAnniversary:  A newly released game (if they play video games), a new golf club (if they play), A season of thier favorite tv show (however stupid it may be lol, they will love it!), I.E. get them something that has to do with their hobby.  It reminds them of how well you know them, and how much you care.\nChristmas:  This one is difficult, I try to zero in on something they need or really want, if they are kind enough to drop hints lol.  A  watch if there is broken, or they have a fine casual one, then if they have that - buy them a "nice" one to wear on special occasions or when they need to look nice.  Seasons tickets to a sport they like, if you can afford it.  Interior covers for thier vehicle, stearing wheal cover, floor mats, a cd holder for their sun visor, and a customized gear shift ball .  ( you can buy these at an autozone or even wal mart )  Basically a car make over, \nB days:  Take him to a movie he wants to see (no matter how stupid you think it is), Find your local race track and take him to a race, they are cheap and the guys love em!  Order a pizza, and play his favorite game - od do whatever he likes at home, Take him to the mall and buy him an outfit, then go out later that night so he can show it off.  The idea with the b day is to do something together while making him feel special on his day.\nI hope this helped.  Guys are just like us, they like to be given thoughtful gifts too!  And they too are thrilled when they get something they really want, or something that lets them know - hey I have been paying attention to you and I really care!  \n: )  So go on spoil them too!
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If you are looking to BUY him something, get him something for his desk, car, or sports activity. For guys, anything electronic will usually work. But don't stop there!!!!  Buy yourself (and ultimately him!) some slinky negligee, meet him at the door and ....!  Congratulations, the first year is always tough.
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Sounds like your man loves gadgets, ha, I have one of those types also!  My suggestion: try anything by the Sharper Image! Just go to their website, and I'm sure you'll find something that you think he might like. Sorry not to be more specific, but I'm sure you know him better than anyone on the internet does.
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give him personalized things, like shirt,card.. it doesnt need to be expensive.. the more it is unique the best way to show your love for him..good luck!
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You would be a great gift. Wrap yourself up into something sexy!! He'll love it.
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You can get him a gift certificate for Block Busters.Or better yet get him a dvd of his favorite music and take him out to dinner on Xmas eve.Good luck I'm curouis why your name starts Mrs. If your married then why are u dating?????Or are u his mom?
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Well let me say that the jersey thing was a great idea.  But maybe if he's such a big baseball fan, you could get him stuff from the college that he is going to play baseball at.  Or if you guys feel like you've known each other forever, get something that is relevant to your relationship.  Like for instance, something that reminds you of your first kiss, or the song that you guys had your first slow dance to.  But since his christmas gift was such a big deal and was more of a materialistic gift, his birthday prensent (since its like a week after!) should be something meaningful.\n\nGood Luck!
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That's very sweet of you. I think you should get him a gift certificate to his favorite store or if there's anything he's been hinting at wanting then you should get it for him. It's not easy to give specific suggestions because I don't know what types of things your husband likes but whatever you give from your heart I'm sure he will love it.
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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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If he's into poker, make him a custom Chip Set with you on it... personalized stuff is the best! If not poker, then something still personalized... here are a few links
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Actually the gift my husband enjoyed the most, have been homemade coupons. make them as naughty or as innocent as you want.\n\n\nExamples\n\nSlave for a day coupon\nFull body massage\n5 course dinner of his choice\n\nEtc..
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Whenever I'm in that situation (for anyone, not just boyfriends) I make a list of everything they like to do. Try to be as specific as possible. As you're making the list you might start to come up with some possible ideas. My new-ish 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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A gift card to his favorite store. A bottle of his favorite drink.  Cash that is his to spend on what he wants.  Tickets to his favorite sporting events (season tickets if possible).  If he likes football, direct Tv's football package.  Make his favorite food homemade.  Relieve him of some of his hated chores example: promise to mow his yard for the year or for however long, shovel the walk, clean the gutters, paint the house, or hire a handyman to come by once a month, week or what ever to help him out with his "honey do" list.  Arrange for him to spend more one on one time with his children or grandchildren. \n Hope you find something...we face the same issues.   A father-n-law with no real hobbies and he always says he doesn't want anything???
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oh my goodness, I love this website. It has helped me out so many times! Check it out!\n\nhttp://www.lovingyou.com/\n\nOr, you could do something with the traditional sixth anniversary gifts... iron or candy. \n\nThere was once that I wanted to do something really special for my husband and I came up with all these ideas. First of all I hid a card in the car telling him that when he got home, it was going to be very special. \nI had the house decorated really cute with balloons and crate paper, my two year old loved helping me with them!\n\nI wrote him a love letter explaining why he was so important to me and wrote it on very pretty stationary paper.\nI bought some fake rose petals and put them in a hot bath, then shared the bath with him along with a nice bottle of wine.\nI made him his favorite dinner along with his favorite dessert and went on a picnic with him... (your kids would probably love this, especially if you go to a park, depending on their ages)\n\nThere are so many things you can do to show him how much you care for and love him without having to spend a lot of money!\n\nGood luck!