Gift Suggestion Please
Discussion
Someone has done a favour for me, I'd like to buy something as a token of thanks. Budget ~£30.00
33 year old bloke, non-drinker, not into sport, baby due in 3 months. He's a dentist, so I had thought about a new set of pliars and a couple of hacksaw blades. ;) However, he's not someone I know particularly well, so it can't really be a silly gift.
I'm stumped, help please. :boxedin:
33 year old bloke, non-drinker, not into sport, baby due in 3 months. He's a dentist, so I had thought about a new set of pliars and a couple of hacksaw blades. ;) However, he's not someone I know particularly well, so it can't really be a silly gift.
I'm stumped, help please. :boxedin:
www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/1844250598/qid%3D1124739464/026-2970824-1187663
And a bottle of fizz????

And a bottle of fizz????

Maybe it's just me but I sort of collect knives, not really a formal collection but I just like them. My friends all know that I'll always welcome another quality knife. So I would suggest any sort of interesting looking pocketknife.
Or, if you think he wouldn't like (another) pocketknife, if he's into cars at, all how about a set of the new spanners with ratcheting boxed end? Quality tools are something the true motorhead can't get enough of.
Or some car detailing stuff, S100 or Zymol. You might come up with a kit for your budgeted amount.
Gift card at a restaurant he likes?
Or, if you think he wouldn't like (another) pocketknife, if he's into cars at, all how about a set of the new spanners with ratcheting boxed end? Quality tools are something the true motorhead can't get enough of.
Or some car detailing stuff, S100 or Zymol. You might come up with a kit for your budgeted amount.
Gift card at a restaurant he likes?
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