how do i choose a decent set of darts for my boyfriend? i know nothing about darts!?
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Ask one of his friends that he plays with to select a set that he will like. And make sure they can be exchanged. I like to include the receipt in a small sealed envelope inside the card. That way they won't have to feel bad about asking for the receipt if they need to exchange/return, but it's still tasteful--not right there in their face.
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let's there's electric razors,guy perfumes,axe kit,beer,beer accesories,shirts,a good bottle of tequila would be nice.just think what kind of stuff he likes and that should give u an idea.anyways i would just like for my partner to spend time with me and love me now that's a perfect gift.
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If you are making the conscious decision that this will be a "starter" cue for your husband, then it may be alright to order one without testing it first.  Don't spend any real amount of money on this cue though.  I would choose a medium to lighter weight cue, something around 19 oz., just because you may not know how heavy your husband prefers it.  The tip does come with the cue, although replacement tips can be bought separately.  Viper would be a fine starter cue.  The standard diameter shaft is 13mm.  If you have a choice, go with a harder tip.  I could elaborate if this was going to be a more permanent cue, but we'll save that for when the time comes.  Best of luck.  M.D.-BCA Instructor/Referee.
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Get him something you made and so he would know that you love him very much for taking your time to make something for him! : ) GOOD LUCK
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Flowers are nice. Depends on how secure he is and if he actually likes flowers. I like the thought behind the gift much more than the gift. If someone remebered that I said I liked something once. Or paid attention to things I like and got some (like Zero brand candy bars) Stuff like that. But that's just me.
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Try getting a card with a rose or some candy. You can also get one of those balloons that's filled with stuff like a bear, sparkling beverage, candy, etc.  Those are really nice. You can also give him something like sportscards if he's into sports. But let him know yourself. He can't know who you are unless you let him know who you are.\nGood luck and GO GET 'EM.!!!!
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O.K, what does he like... take him out and tell him something like AWWWW that looks like so much fun or something and if he agrees, buy him that thing later on...I am not sure that it will work though, sorry..STICK TO YOUR GUT AND BUY HIM WHAT YOU THINK IS RIGHT.
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Don't know, but hear is a harrows website, have a look\nhttp://www.harrows-darts.com/\nThis is the harrows website, maybe they can direct you from there.
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When searching for a great gift for the man in your life, the biggest question you should ask yourself is what does you man spend most of his free time doing? Provided that “sleep” isn’t the answer to this question, then you’re in business. Whatever it is that your man enjoys spending time doing is the biggest clue to finding a present he’ll really appreciate. Has he mentioned that he really needs a certain item, or that something he saw in a flier looks really cool? Take the hint, and make that item your next purchase. It’ll be a guaranteed great gift. Just to get you started, below are some categories your boy might fall into\n\nGift Ideas for Men\nThe Party Boy - Does your man love to host barbeques? If he does, there are a few key gifts in order, such as a set of pristine BBQ tools, metal shish kabob skewers, a “kiss the cook” style apron or a chef hat. To really get that party started, he’s going to need a cocktail shaker, wine, cocktail or shot glasses, and a great set of frosty beer mugs. Collapsible canvas chairs with built in cup holders, tiki torches, and beverage coolers will all help to complete his backyard festivities.\n\nThe Sports Fan - Does your guy routinely invite all his pals over to watch the game? If so, the best gift (if you can afford it ) is probably a large screen TV. Wait for an in-store special when buying, or check out online auctions for the best buy. There are also plenty of neat remote control options, from glow-in-the-dark to voice-activated controls. To keep his beer cold, try a foam beer can cooler. For a boy who loves to play games as well as watch, a tabletop air-hockey or foosball table might be just the ticket.\n\nThe Outdoorsman - If your guy likes to spend his time outside, than there are plenty of great gifts options. If he likes to camp, then your best off getting him something practical, like a waterproof flashlight, lightweight tent, thermal sleeping bag, torch lighters or a Swiss army knife. If he’s a fisherman, then a tackle box filled with assorted hooks and weights, or a new pole, reel or line, is a gift that will be much appreciated. Some fun outdoor gifts could be a set of walky talkies, remote control airplanes, a Frisbee, soccer ball or  a picnic basket, complete with lunch.\n\nThe Electronic Guy - If your partner gets excited every time he walks into the electronic department, then you’re in luck. There are new products coming onto the market virtually everyday to satisfy his technology lust. From digital cameras to webcams, from boom boxes to game consoles, speakers, and wall-projector clocks, there are so many things to choose from. Just make sure that whatever you buy is compatible with the existing computer or music systems he already has. Don’t be afraid to ask a sales representative for help.\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nHopefully the above gift ideas have helped spark your search for the perfect present. The best gifts for men are often the most obvious. Do your homework by keeping your eyes and ears open, and by doing product research. Don’t forget who you’re buying for the most important thing is that he likes it, and you can live with it. \n\n~~~~~~~~~~
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I suggest PRINCE.\n\nI suggest you purchase a racquet from the PRINCE O3 Series. The Prince O3 Series is huge and shall nearly definitely have the right racquet for you. The series contains not only original racquets, but also combinations with older racquets to perfect the collection.
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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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something like that is cool for like christmas night,something romantic after every thing dies down,thats a gift he can get all year long LOL but christmas morning you should really try something else.only you know what his tastes are.good luck and MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ps.men are like little kids,they want to be excited and unwrap stuff too LOL what better time than christmas.just ask my hubby LOL.i say do both
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Nike Dri-Fit golf shirts.  Get the shirts that Tiger Woods wears (If he is a Nike fan...he probably is a Tiger Fan).  These are elegant and awesome to play in.  Also as for "bling" the shirts are that.  Look maybe for a nice Nike polo or all weather jacket he can wear as well (I love mine as it can get a little misty here near the coast).  I would go online and just look around for this type of stuff.  I saw some really great stuff at Pebble Beach this last week that I bet he would love (all Nike...so it is out there).  While a staff bag would be nice, I'm guessing he already has something for his sticks and is comfortable with it.
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I'm getting my husband a bow and arrows so he can go bow hunting.  I'm not sure how much they cost but I don't care....I know he'll like it.
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Well, being a creative/visual kinda guy I would recommend a membership to a local museum!  Or depending on his medium, (computer graphics vs. paints and clays etc) get him a gift card to a software store or art supply store.  Movies and games are great, but you can never be sure what they have, and what they will be receiving from others.  This way he can go and choose it himself.\n\nHope This Helps,\nAmy
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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!
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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!