Need last second help with a gift for a guy who's turning 50. $100-$150 range. I would need to be able to go to a store a pick it up, as it is need for tonight. Importantly, this is a guy who can afford anything .... just saying. Has anyone here received a special gift worth mentioning?
OT - 50th Birthday gift
- Thread starter Goo
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When buying a gift for someone who has everything it's best to be less concerned about cost and more about personal touch. Something that he would enjoy but doesn't think about doing on his own. For example, a college sweatshirt or updated framed pic on his college campus, a gift certificate to somewhere he might have gone frequently before he could afford anything he wanted, it's less about cost and more about personalization
Bottle of Woodford Reserve bourbon. Or his favorite top shelf booze.
Your a month late with my gift now you have to double it being that I'm now 50. I told my wife I wanted a party as I'm only 50 once in all truthfulness I was only 47 48 and 49 once as well so stupid claim...but I did get my party
If he's a Rutgers fan, get a framed picture of our stadium and sign it "Happy 50th, Thanks for your support, Chris Ash"
The guy's throwing himself a very nice birthday party....not showing up empty handed.
could get him tickets to a show or sporting event on Stub Hub or something similar - would remember who got him there. If not, good bottle of Bourbon or Scotch would do it for me.
I don't always buy birthday presents for other grown men, but when I do, I ask strangers on a football message board what I should buy, 30 hours before a game they've been waiting for all year.
Duct tape his eyes, mouth and hands, throw him in the truck and drop him off in the desert with exactly 1 16.9 Oz bottle of water. And I mean 50 miles out past the center of f-in nowhere.
Assuming he makes it back, he'll never experience a better moment than that very first moment of salvation. Now that's a gift he won't buy himself.
Also, let us know when you do it and where the man who has everything keeps everything.
Assuming he makes it back, he'll never experience a better moment than that very first moment of salvation. Now that's a gift he won't buy himself.
Also, let us know when you do it and where the man who has everything keeps everything.
Listen, I know I have some issues, but....you may need help my friend. Just sayin' LOL! [thumb2]
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A bottle of champagne but engrave the bottle with his name, date, '50th' and 'love' your name. You can buy an engraver and do it yourself. A messy engraving adds to the meaning of the gift.
