What do I get a guy/couple, in mid/early 20s, who enjoy "Dance Dance Revolution"?
912370
I would go for a home version of it......and some tokens to the nearest arcade with DDR.....and maybe some little bags of candy they like or something along those lines......
840676
It depends on your budget, if you're budget is high, a PS3 or an iPod.  If it's low, get an inexpensive digital camera or a PS2 game or X Box game if he's got that.  You know that testosterone stuff or a home starter weight set you can buy from sears.
154288
What kind of guy is he?  Tech geek, Jock, into cars.  That makes a diff.  Also how much do you want to spend?  Does he play video games?  You can get games for under 20.00.  Or a cd he likes.  It just depends on your guy.
726809
You're very sweet to take so much care with this. First of all, for her father, maybe to acknowlegde their relationship, get a gift they can use together, games to bring to his house, a gift card to something they like to do together whether it's movies, Chuck E Cheese, or skiing. For your stepdaughter, a nice dance bag would be thoughtful, or tickets to a musical if you live in a town that puts them on. Of course, an mp3 player is sure to make a hit, if she doesn't already have one. She's nine and must be starting to love clothes (my daughter already does at 5!) so give her a "coupon" for a small shopping spree, you decide the limit! Good luck and have a great holiday!
1163642
Try Yahoo-Shopping's Gift Finder (1st link under "Sources" below). You work your way through a few menus by selecting choices (his age, gender and so on) and, at the end, it gives you suggestions. For example, I took the information you gave, guessed at his age (18) and "life style" ("fitness fanatic") and got suggestions. To see them, click on the 2nd link below under "Sources"\n\n\n\nGood luck!
941142
Maybe you can get her a dance video or something so she gets moving without realizing it's exercise.  If you have the cash you can get her a dance game (my daughter has one) you hook up to the TV and it comes w/ a flexible dance pad and she can groove to the tunes as she earns points.
4375
First find an event (dance, sporting event, concert, etc.) then straight up ask him. (It would help to find out beforehand what he's into and make sure the event is one that he would enjoy)Just ask plainly and don't make a big deal of it.
763230
He sounds like a sensitive mature kind of guy.  I don't know how long you've been together.  But how about a mix CD of his favorite music, along with a couple of yours to remind him of you, and some of the songs that were popular at the time you met or that were playing at some event you attended together (ie., a song that was playing LOUD at the game you both went to, or the introduction to a movie you both liked).  Doesn't take much money but contains a lot of thought.
51262
A nice bottle of wine.  Oh wait, never mind.  You're not 21 yet.  Maybe get him a bottle of N/A champagne.
189717
Do you know what games, he has? I'm not real familiar with xbox games, but I think there are sport related ones. If there's an x box version of Space Invaders or something similar and he doesn't have it, get it for him. Or any action adventure game, That's what I suggest.
1090244
Some places (bars/clubs/restauraunts) have free dance lessons (salsa/swing). (chicks like this)  Bowling places ususally have specials a few nights a week. (guys like this)\n\nIf you are into outdoor stuff or sports, disc golf is a free activity girls and guys can play together, the only expense is the discs and that is a one time fee and the two of you could get them for less then the cost of going out to a movie.  You would have to find a disc golf course in your area.
849731
I look(ed) for the great dancer. If a guy can bust a move he could have my heart. I'm almost married though, to someone who can't dance. When you grow out of the club scene you'll learn alot about a man you want to settle down with. Dancing doesn't mean much to me anymore, but he's a great guy anyway.
20457
Have you thought of maybe getting him a video game? He might be the kind of person who doesn't care what he get's as long as it comes from the heart, in that case, get him what you thing he would like.
339562
If He loves music so much , he plays the drums in his head=iPod****If he plays for any team (sport)=personal backrub and blahblah blah;)***If he's all about you=get him a watch or a ring***Busy Busy Busy at work type guy=yeah a really nice watch!\nGood luck!!!
712383
I would suggest getting him a gift certificate.  here's why.  First off, it is height/weight dependant which size board you will get.  If you know his height and weight you can go to the shop and ask them what size and they can give you a range, but then within that range he will have his preference.  Also, it depends what he wants to do on the board when you choose not only the length but also the model because different models are stiffer or looser for different use. For instance, I'm 6' and I ride a 168cm, pretty "stiff" Burton Canyon when I want to just freeride, which means just carving down the hill.  I could go with a little more length if I wanted, maybe 172-174 but I like 168.  When i want to do a day of freestyle - which is where you see the people grinding rails, hitting jumps, doing tricks, etc - then I ride a looser (more "pop" on jumps) 155cm board. Again, for freestyle my length range could be like 153-159, I like 155.  Then there are the bindings to consider, whether you want more response (harder) or a less (softer).  Freeride you want harder and Freestyle softer.  If your husband has size 11+ shoes he might wanna get a wide model board otherwise his toes could drag if the waist of the board is too narrow.  I am size 12 so i have boards which the model is specifically for bigger feet.  Some models come in a wide option.\n\nSo, as you can see it is better for your husband to go into the shop himself and find something.  If he is experienced he will know what he wants.  If he has never ridden or only rented a few times then he should talk to the guy at the shop who will give him a basic beginner-intermediate setup, an all-around board at a length determined from a chart that matches height/weight to a length.  Plus, even if you knew exactly what he needed you might pick something and have it be a perfect fit except he hates the graphic.  Then he has to stare at the graphic he doesnt like every time he's on it and that would definitely suck.\n\noh, and plan on spending ~200-300 for the board, ask the shop person maybe they have some unsold 2006 models that they wanna get rid of since we're in 07 now and those will be cheaper.  But if you also need bindings and boots then plan on spending 500 in the end.\n\nNOTE** In Re Cocolemonjello's answer - Yes, you can take his height and weight and go get a board that *might* be weight/height appropriate for him, or might not.  First off it's much more weight dependent than height.  But moreso than height or weight is PREFERENCE.  If he has never snowboarded before then he doesnt have a preference so you could go by this probably.  If he has, then definitely do not because he has probably determined what he likes. Secondly, yes giving someone a push is a way of seeing whether they ride goofy or regular, but it doesnt matter because the gear is the same either way, the bindings just get mounted facing a different direction for each.  Something Coco does not mention is shoe size - understandable being women don't have this problem, but as a guy with big feet I can tell you that if your husband has a shoe size 11+ his board options will begin to be SEVERELY limited.  So check this before anything.   But again, get a gift cert. or make sure you can at least get a store credit for the full value with a return - no restocking fees.
580391
take a picture of you and her from when you first started dating and one that has been taken more recently and frame it with the lyrics to your guys first dance song. thats what i am doing for my fiance.
125348
I don't know what you consider in reason, but here are some top young men favorites-\n(if he likes book) a gift cert. to barnes&nobles\nIpod\nlaptop computer\npay for bartending college tuition (usually around $50, he can drink now, and its fun for him to know how to make drinks and the courses teach you drinking responsibility and the law. He'll just enjoy it)\nplayboy subscription (dont know what kind of person he is)\nGet a photo album together of his life and his family. kinda cheesy, but he may appreciate it and see in this difficult age of his life that his parent still loves him. use it as a coming of age where he can see his transition from child to friend of parent. oddly enough, most men need something like this to officially feel like an "adult" and they tend to make better decisions when they are shown things like this.