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Anyone got any gift ideas?
He's so hard to buy for, as he has everything.
I was thinking a shirt, not very original, but you can never have enough.
Any ideas?
Paolo Coopio 12-06-2007, 12:56 Im the same boat myself.
I might just go with the suggestion of "Dont get me anything next year"
Agent Orange 12-06-2007, 13:04 Instead of going along the materialistic theme, why not spend some precious time with him, take him out for the day and treat him to a meal or go to theatre or whatever :)
That will be better than any shirt etc and it will be a memory he can keep forever.
bladesufc1 12-06-2007, 13:05 Instead of going along the materialistic theme, why not spend some precious time with him, take him out for the day and treat him to a meal or go to theatre or whatever :)
That will be better than any shirt etc and it will be a memory he can keep forever.
:thumbsup: :banana: :clap: i'm taking my for a good game of golf. far better than a crappy shirt, or aftershave
KATIEB_23 12-06-2007, 13:07 Ugh its really difficult isn't it?!
Especially as it was my Dad's 60th a few months ago, so I pretty much exhausted all my options then... personalised mug... vintage port... decanter... shirt...
KATIEB_23 12-06-2007, 13:08 :thumbsup: :banana: :clap: i'm taking my for a good game of golf. far better than a crappy shirt, or aftershave
Go on make me feel guilty... he lives 200 miles away, and I'm on a hen weekend this weekend! :(
So something postable would be good! ;)
Agent Orange 12-06-2007, 13:10 :thumbsup: :banana: :clap: i'm taking my for a good game of golf. far better than a crappy shirt, or aftershave
That's cool. Hope you have a great day :cool: Personally, I don't get along with my dad therefore the only present I can think of is, booking him into an old people's home :D
bladesufc1 12-06-2007, 13:12 Go on make me feel guilty... he lives 200 miles away, and I'm on a hen weekend this weekend! :(
So something postable would be good! ;)
bless u!! sorry KATIEB wasn't aware!! why dont you send him a card, and ask him to leave 1 sunday spare! then go and make his day :D
bladesufc1 12-06-2007, 13:13 That's cool. Hope you have a great day :cool: Personally, I don't get along with my dad therefore the only present I can think of is, booking him into an old people's home :D
i never got on with my dad either until i moved out, he's retired now and getting old, so time with him is better than time without him
Instead of going along the materialistic theme, why not spend some precious time with him, take him out for the day and treat him to a meal or go to theatre or whatever :)
That will be better than any shirt etc and it will be a memory he can keep forever.
Were going to grandma's for dinner, so cant take him out for day.
He didn't even want to do anything if first place.
So i think a present is more ideal for him.
Agent Orange 12-06-2007, 13:19 bless u!! sorry KATIEB wasn't aware!! why dont you send him a card, and ask him to leave 1 sunday spare! then go and make his day :D
Yeah, surprise him one day with a belated visit. On the day, just send him a card and phone him to see how he's getting on.. jobs a good un!! :)
Agent Orange 12-06-2007, 13:20 Were going to grandma's for dinner, so cant take him out for day.
He didn't even want to do anything if first place.
So i think a present is more ideal for him.
Fair enough.... not like you can make him do something against his will :hihi:
As for a present... sticks thinking cap on :huh:
bubbly_bird8 12-06-2007, 13:58 I really don't know what to get my dad either, i suppose it will be the same as every year, a shirt, toblerone, aftershave and other rubbish little bits! I think i will have to take him out for a meal aswell if i dont spend all my money this weekend!
*Twinkle* 12-06-2007, 14:01 Daddy's away on Father's Day so when he comes back, he's got a selection of his favourite real ales, some money and a date set for me and him to go out for drinkies in his fave pubs in the countryside... with ME driving :D lol
As for a present... sticks thinking cap on :huh:
Hi, did you come up with anything?
As im going to Meadowhall tonight :)
bladesufc1 12-06-2007, 14:04 Were going to grandma's for dinner, so cant take him out for day.
He didn't even want to do anything if first place.
So i think a present is more ideal for him.
your going to your grans on farthers day!! :loopy: whats wrong with the other 51 weeks of the year
A nice card with some lottery and scratch tickets enclosed :)
cressida 12-06-2007, 14:08 A six month subscription to a Fitnessclub, pair of dumbbells, WHS or Boots gift tokens, gardening tokens, book him a day out coach trip, cinema tickets
your going to your grans on farthers day!! :loopy: whats wrong with the other 51 weeks of the year
Where did she say it was a one off :loopy:
your going to your grans on farthers day!! :loopy: whats wrong with the other 51 weeks of the year
Because Grandma is on her own, and we don't leave her out, so she wants to cook for me and dad.
What do you get for your new father-in-law?
Agent Orange 12-06-2007, 14:58 Hi, did you come up with anything?
As im going to Meadowhall tonight :)
Erm, bit difficult as I don't him. Try getting him something that's related to something he likes to do etc. Does he have any hobbies?
Erm, bit difficult as I don't him. Try getting him something that's related to something he likes to do etc. Does he have any hobbies?
Pubs, pub and the pub.
He likes cars, he just bought an old new mini (one that you keep in the garage and polish, hehe) So was thinkin something to do with that.
bladesufc1 12-06-2007, 15:20 Where did she say it was a one off :loopy:
:loopy: :loopy: :loopy: i like this smilie too
bladesufc1 12-06-2007, 15:21 Because Grandma is on her own, and we don't leave her out, so she wants to cook for me and dad.
SORRY Raskel!!! i thought you meant you were at your grandma's so you couldn't do anything with your DAD!! :roll: :D
bladesufc1 12-06-2007, 15:23 Pubs, pub and the pub.
He likes cars, he just bought an old new mini (one that you keep in the garage and polish, hehe) So was thinkin something to do with that.
why dont you take him to the pub for the afternoon and spend some quality time with him, i'm sure he'd love that
:loopy: :loopy: :loopy: i like this smilie too
Me too considering I meant to use this one :suspect:
:hihi:
Sorry bout that :help:
my partners dad is really hard to buy for also, he has a pond in the garden so we just got him a gnome in the shape of dopey the dwarf as a joke, :)
blackspot 12-06-2007, 19:48 Anyone got any gift ideas?
He's so hard to buy for, as he has everything.
I was thinking a shirt, not very original, but you can never have enough.
Any ideas?
just tell him how much you love and apreciate him pricless
Yodameister 12-06-2007, 21:00 Tell him Father's day was invented by the greetings card industry and you refuse to be a part of their propoganda.
liam1412 13-06-2007, 03:34 Tell him Father's day was invented by the greetings card industry and you refuse to be a part of their propoganda.
Bet Christmas is fun at your house :hihi: :hihi:
MANNbawtry 09-06-2011, 13:24 what about treating them to a luxury cut throat shave or massage? try Harringtonsofbawtry.co.uk
Lozza Lou 11-06-2011, 17:54 A bottle of his favourite alcoholic beverage maybe? I got my dad a shirt. I agree that it is very hard. I even asked my dad what he wanted and he said nothing.....great help! lol
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