Birthday suggestions

liccletrinity

Anyone got any suggestions for presents for the bloke who has everything ?
Since we've been going out a few years Ive done all the adventure activities I can think of. Got all the gadgets etc..Only hobbie he's into is computers and he has all the games one could think of.

Thanks,
Bewildered Newbie.

Oriel

Buy him flying lessons.

DEmeant0r

Or you could ask him straight up what he wants, I doubt we'd know more about your boyfriend than you...

Creamy Goodness

or some off road 4x4 lessons,

if has hasn't been already that is

The_Conductor

With computers there is always some accessory that he has not gotten- or that there is a newer/faster/sleeker/larger capacity/better looking version of.

Computer accessories, while appreciated, may not be the sexiest of birthday pressies though.

Have you thought about the possibility of maybe doing a few vouchers- along the lines of "This entitles the bearer to X numbers of breakfast in bed / hours assistance with housework / laundry for X number of weeks - the list of possibilities is endless....

For the person who has absolutely everything- the one thing that they cannot buy is time with the person they love (you!!!). Organising to do things that he likes with you- and do doing them together.

Gothic Warrior

liccletrinity wrote:

Anyone got any suggestions for presents for the bloke who has everything ?
Since we've been going out a few years Ive done all the adventure activities I can think of. Got all the gadgets etc..Only hobbie he's into is computers and he has all the games one could think of.

Thanks,
Bewildered Newbie.

Here is the answer:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0740721135/qid=1105403555/ref=sr_8_xs_ap_i1_xgl/202-0033544-3767807

Civilian_Target

Parachuting? Paintballing? A train set?

Crucifix

Gothic Warrior wrote:

Here is the answer:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0740721135/qid=1105403555/ref=sr_8_xs_ap_i1_xgl/202-0033544-3767807

Who knows if he's a fan, but man that would be a great present for anyone.

sionnach

Gothic Warrior wrote:

Here is the answer:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0740721135/qid=1105403555/ref=sr_8_xs_ap_i1_xgl/202-0033544-3767807

this is perfect, all the people i have introduced to the far side have loved it. Pity the calvin and hobbes complete collection isn't in stock yet

Blisterman

I bet he doesn't have this
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0001WW4L0/qid=1105434659/sr=8-3/ref=sr_8_xs_ap_i3_xgl60/103-3033699-3166241?v=glance&s=home-garden&n=507846

liccletrinity

Cheers for the tips folks. To answer some of them I would say: fear of heights for flying lessons, no licence to drive and have done all the paintballing etc..few times. I dont know enough about puters to buy anything related. I ask him every year what he wants - he has no clue.

The voucher thingy is really good idea - i like. I suppose I should let him feel he has some say in the relationship
I guess a day trip doing all the stuff he likes would be good for him.

DVD series looks good - we would be sci-fi people. Have seen it advertised alright on sky.

Thanks for the help - I was panicking for a bit. Have some things to work on now.

Gothic Warrior

liccletrinity wrote:

Cheers for the tips folks. To answer some of them I would say: fear of heights for flying lessons, no licence to drive and have done all the paintballing etc..few times. I dont know enough about puters to buy anything related. I ask him every year what he wants - he has no clue.

The voucher thingy is really good idea - i like. I suppose I should let him feel he has some say in the relationship
I guess a day trip doing all the stuff he likes would be good for him.

DVD series looks good - we would be sci-fi people. Have seen it advertised alright on sky.

Thanks for the help - I was panicking for a bit. Have some things to work on now.

What about my suggestion - you didn't even mention it? It was by far the best, and the most practical: just a downright GOOD idea.