Can anyone give me some really goo, original gift ideas for the man in my life?
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A few years ago, I needed a unique gift for my companion. I went to a coin shop and purchased a penny, nickel, dime, quarter, half dollar and dollar coins, all from the year of his birth, and had the coin shop owner mount them in a case. He loved it!
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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.
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Get him a movie he likes and wrap it in red paper plus one of those heart candy boxes (bfs eat candy) and a card.  Depends on how much money you have.  A red or maroon or dark sweater or tee shirt would be good if he wears that color.  Maybe even some concert tickets for his favorite band, depending on how much you want to spend.  Or do like I did and make up a basket of stuff (could be a lot of low cost or high cost stuff)  and wrap it in red cellophane (any party store or big drug store has the red cellophane now).
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I think it would be cool to get him something that he can remember you by like maybe getting a personalized gift at the store Things Remembered.\nThere is always the Gift Card option too that way you know he will be getting something he wants or can use.
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The very best gift giving ideas I've come up with came from www.thinkthoughtful.com.\nI always try to do something personal, but I'm not creative! I guess a painted rock isn't romantic...my husband loves tools. I thought this was horrible-I wouldn't want kitchen appliances, why would I give tools?! He told me that Home Depot is for him what the jewelry store is for me. It makes his heart sing!! So, I go with that and he is like a little boy on Christmas morning. It's about what makes it wonderful for that other person. Good luck and have fun!
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You could give him a hand written card to thank him, being as specific as you can.  He might keep it and treasure it forever.
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make him something cute and manly out of the ruined items you can find in the iraqi streets, making something good out of something evil. maybe you can find a broken mirror and some wood and cloth to decorate it with.\n\nan email from family from home or grade school.  a huge cakew/ empty shells for candles.\n\na chorus line of soldiers dancing in drag!
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unique put together something like pictures and letters an poems and of course buy him somethings but u can make it creative and unique and stuff
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How funny -- my husband has done all of the things you listed (the song is still top of the list).  \n\nHe gave me an awesome b-day present of a hot air balloon trip for my 30th b-day (don't know if I could stomach it now) and another great gift was a surprise gondola ride (wine and chocolate covered strawberries as we cruised Coronado bay as the sun set..)  Horsebackriding was also a fun gift -- the trick is that these were all surprises and the fun part was in guessing where we were headed and then the fun of getting there to see what we were in for!\n\nSo try a neat "experience" like these.  Another cool thing (but you have to really know your wife) is a big household project that you could care less about but you know your wife would love (a fancy new front door that you install -- or have a professional insall -- a cool new chandelier or modern light to replace the old one above the dining room table - just be sur eto get advice from her mom or friend on the taste / appearance of what you select).\n\nGood luck -- you sound like a great husband and I know that takes hard work and dedication  :)
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You could take out a classified ad in USA Today, that would \nreach many people. Perhaps an advertisement on CNN, worldwide coverage there. Time magazine, People, Peking News,\nlots of possibilities.\n\nAs far as a gift, he has you.....what more could he want.\n\nGood luck to you both.
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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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I wouldn't spend more than $50.00 dollars. Some traditional gift ideas are money clips, cuff links, a pocket watch, and etc. You can also give him a gift card to his favorite store or restaurant.
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get him a cologne that YOU like the smell of it's a win win it's a pricey gift that men like, trust men i have like 15 bottles of cologne, plus you'll get to have a man that you think smells good all the time
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I would say you, but then again you already know this and wouldn't be asking right? \nI did three things for my fiance (husband on Saturday) I made him a scrapbook of us and things that have happened since we met, I got him a bride/groom ornament, and I made him a love letter that explains to him how I feel about him.\nYou could get him a watch, or a bracelet. You could buy him a beer mug engraved, you could get him a picture frame. Here are some websites that you could try out fo some ideas.\nhttp://www.poetrygift.com/bridegroom.html\nhttp://www.findgift.com/Occasions/Wedding/Bride-to-Groom\nCongratulations!!!
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I have a weird suggestion for you:\n\nObtain a piece of jewelry.  Either buy it yourself, or pick something he gave to you (not your wedding ring), and send it to him.  Instruct him that it is his duty to bring the jewelry back to you in person, and that he must do this.  If he succeeds, he is rewarded with the ultimate gift: the presence of his loving wife.\n\nIt's out of the box, but it's about all I can think of... sorry...
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Are you the bride? A very traditional gift is the cuff links he'll wear. Other good options are a money clip, a really good lighter or a pocket watch, any of which can be engraved with the date and either his initials or both of your initials/names or leather goods like a wallet or bound journal/day planner.\n\nThe key factors are that it should be something small, personal and fairly permanent.\nGood luck and may you share long years, great joy and small troubles.
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You should give him something that he will see everyday, that will remind him of how helpful he has been to you. A nice watch with an engraving would be cool. Or if there is a hobby he is into, try something for that. Better yet, go for something that has meant a lot to both of you, like a reminder of a trip you took, or something you did together. And never forget the power of the written word. Write a letter to him telling him exactly how much his love has meant to you. You can say it out loud, but a letter is something that he can read over and over. Just go with your heart. You can't go wrong.