CSNM-Carl Posted December 22, 2009 Posted December 22, 2009 A top quality hosting package and a domain name of her choice? 1
Edu-IT Posted December 22, 2009 Posted December 22, 2009 A top quality hosting package and a domain name of her choice? Recommend anywhere?
PEO Posted December 22, 2009 Author Posted December 22, 2009 A top quality hosting package and a domain name of her choice? lol
Andrew_C Posted December 22, 2009 Posted December 22, 2009 Has she ever been to Disney Land, Paris? I took GF there.Have you any idea how COLD it will be there at this time of year? It was bone numbing when I went at Oct 1/2 term 6 years ago. I'd go for the frilly undies and an iron. Bring on the ironing meme!
john Posted December 22, 2009 Posted December 22, 2009 I'd go for the frilly undies and an iron. Bring on the ironing meme! Oh Lord! I thought we'd managed to loose this train of Edugeek, then again Tony is away at present so it may sneak past un-noticed.......
rad Posted December 22, 2009 Posted December 22, 2009 Buy her a rabbit instead.... Lol, def a good buy, just not in front of her parents. Have you any idea how COLD it will be there at this time of year? It was bone numbing when I went at Oct 1/2 term 6 years ago. God, MAN UP! We went in Janurary, yes it was cold but mega fun as it was quiet too.
PEO Posted December 22, 2009 Author Posted December 22, 2009 Shopping tomorrow. here is what I now have in mind. 1. beauty voucher for her to have something done (she did ask for lippo suction but I think my future mother inlaw will have something to say about that!!) 2. Body shop stuff or some kind... will leave this to the ladies to sort out for me. 3. perfume 4. some Pandora things for her Pandora wrist band thingy ma bob 4. a large cuddly dog 5. hat, scarff and gloves (shes a community nurse) then I need to get her some stocking fillers. for the stocking she strategically hung on the fireplace.
witch Posted December 22, 2009 Posted December 22, 2009 Are you SURE she needs a hat, scarf and gloves? Most women have loads of this sort of thing given to them as presents EVERY year!
PEO Posted December 22, 2009 Author Posted December 22, 2009 Are you SURE she needs a hat, scarf and gloves? Most women have loads of this sort of thing given to them as presents EVERY year! Finally you have turned up!! HELP
BTCC_Fan Posted December 22, 2009 Posted December 22, 2009 BHS have some nice cuddly toy dogs. My gf loves hats and scarves and gloves etc so I think that might be a good idea!
witch Posted December 22, 2009 Posted December 22, 2009 Don't think I can be of much help mate - remember I am in IT so could be considered 'not normal'....but I will do my best The Pandora thing is good Perfume: only if you are SURE that there is one she actually likes or you really think you know her well enough to take a guess Large cuddly dog - only if he has a label round his neck telling her that he is just for now until you get a real one. I know you said you had researched a dog but can I put a word in for an abandoned one? They really need a home and you can go to specific rescue centres if there is a breed you must have. Personally I have a mongrel (they live longer) and wouldnt be without him. Body shop...hmmm... again only if it is her sort of thing. Not mine - got loads in the cupboard. What about some expensive make-up or face cream - it can be pretty pricey and would be more of a treat to me that some fruit flavoured bubble bath. Does she ever talk about make-up or cream? (or do you ever listen?) Can you sneak a look in her make-up bag, or better still, ask her best friend? In fact, that is always a good idea and actually gets you brownie points as it shows you are so concerned about getting the right thing. Jewellery is always a winner - something she can wear always like a plain gold chain or neat gold earrings or a ring (thinking of her job - not big flashy stuff - unless she likes it). 9ct Yellow Gold 18" Curb Chain Necklace - H.Samuel the Jeweller These are popular with women at the moment: Characters / Ranges, Me to you bears - Clinton Cards - not sure how old you are but my son has just bought one for his gf for Christmas - he's 21 Voucher - good idea (doubt you could afford liposuction anyway!). What you are missing is a present specific to her, and not just a 'woman's gift'. There must be SOMETHING you could get her that would be just for her - jewellery with a stone that matches her eyes, or a book you know she wants, or a ticket to an event you know SHE will love (and if it is something that she knows you will go to with her but wouldnt chose for yourself, all the better). Thoughts? 1
PEO Posted December 22, 2009 Author Posted December 22, 2009 thoughts..... just what I thought on some points. I thank you! you have been a big help... lads 'best russian voice' "Not so Good"
witch Posted December 22, 2009 Posted December 22, 2009 Really? What did I do? Hope it all works out for you - let us know what you got and what she thought! 1
PEO Posted December 22, 2009 Author Posted December 22, 2009 I will thank you... will update after crimbo day xx
mb2k01 Posted December 22, 2009 Posted December 22, 2009 I bought my gf a new hoover from ASDA on the way home from work! Apparently the current one is broke (...in the same way a car seizes up after prolongued non-use?!) so I'm going to wrap it up for Xmas! I'm going to present it as the only present she's getting and see what happens.... but don't worry - she's got lots of others really (bigger and better etc!)
kylewilliamson Posted December 22, 2009 Posted December 22, 2009 I bought my gf a new hoover from ASDA on the way home from work! Apparently the current one is broke (...in the same way a car seizes up after prolongued non-use?!) so I'm going to wrap it up for Xmas! I'm going to present it as the only present she's getting and see what happens.... but don't worry - she's got lots of others really (bigger and better etc!) I guess the poor oncall proctologist at your local A&E on Christmas Day is going to be busy then Of course, the risk you play here is that you'll actually get to give her the other presents Kyle.
mb2k01 Posted December 22, 2009 Posted December 22, 2009 I should be safe - got lots of other things that I know she wants + something expensive and shiney that she doesn't know about, so that should turn things around!
dalsoth Posted December 22, 2009 Posted December 22, 2009 I told the GF Xmas is cancelled till the house is bought. Only a few months to go now. She bought a few things for herself from me. Be the boss, that is the best present.
garethEds Posted December 23, 2009 Posted December 23, 2009 Ohhh where could you go with a gift.... here are some of the things I considered this year.... 1. Ugg Boots - very popular - but don't go with the trend. Get the original ones 'Celt' from Sheepskin Footwear and Accessories from Celtic Sheepskin - the original Ugg Boot. 2. If she is young and trendy then the One Botton jewellery is very nice. one button jewellery » Necklaces, Bracelets, Rings, Earrings, Brooches - she is bound to like that 3. Perfume - I wouldn't buy the perfume or any makeup stuff. It's tough to do that when they are with you never mind when they are not. 4. Of course a hat, scarf and gloves is a safe bet but as Witch says many girls have this. Of course you could get her some ultra trendy stuff like Animal or Quicksilver - they do some nice sets 5. I'm sure every girl likes to laze in front of the TV on a cold night so some chunky socks are nice. Fat Face do a nice range. Not much help, but you never know, GJE
mac_shinobi Posted December 23, 2009 Posted December 23, 2009 most likely a long shot and not sure if she has one already but what about a digital camera or a nintendo ds lite ( you can get the game where you train the dog etc )
AyatollahPies Posted December 23, 2009 Posted December 23, 2009 Too late know, but I recommend for next year you just ask her what she wants. Makes life so much easier. Guaranteed to be happy with it too. You can of course still buy a few little surprises too. Mind you, I'm not one for surprises whereas some folk are.
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