The Great "What Men Want For Xmas for under £75 bargain" Hunt

Wizwoo

My dad runs his own electrical business...(a bit of a workaholic) so electrical gifts are out. He doesn't really have many hobbies and he hardly drinks.

I have the same problem trying to avoid the jumper and socks gifts which I know he likes, but also know that it's what everyone else will get him.

Recent gifts include compact binoculars, food hamper full of his favourites, stuff for the car, new suitcase.
Any ideas?
:think:

chrisw

baffcat wrote:

Thing: 20Q. It's an electronic twenty question thingymajig that is amazingly accurate at guessing your thoughts.
Bargain Price: £9.95 + £3.95 p&p
Cheapest place to get it: https://www.firebox.com
Who is it suitable for?: Everyone
Any other info: We bought one for a nephew, and I've asked for one for me too. It's addictive.

I had one of these for Fathers day. Great fun trying to think of objects to catch it out.

rubytuesday

Sarahsaver wrote:

oh dear :rolleyes:

Don't think oh dear is really strong enough!!!

emujuice

chrisw wrote:

I had one of these for Fathers day. Great fun trying to think of objects to catch it out.

think this is 9 or 10 pounds from play, therefore saving on postage (as it free from play.com)

pdpped

How about SKI's
Where from: https://www.skiorion.com
Only £120
Thats a great price for skis better than eBay and they are brand new!
Who for then? Well the active man or lady in your life.
I have a pair they are fab!

pdoff

Smiley_Mum wrote:

What is it: Mini micro brewery.

How much is it: £17.95, not including delivery.

Available from: http://www.boysstuff.co.uk/product.asp?id=10125

Suitable for: Guys who like a pint or two.

i got one for my brother 5 years ago & is still in the box! make sure he is likely to do it & not just too lazy so would rather go to the off-license!

Miroslav

Under £75!!!!

I'm cheap to buy for, 75p and i'm happy

bargain_2

Can anyone help me out my OH likes cooking he wants anything to do with cooking.Last year I paid for him to go on a one day fish course, he love it. Anyone know where I can find another one day cooking course.

Burlesque_Babe

If money is no object, there was a piece in our local paper today about some courses at Raymond Blanc's cookery school next year for £250 per day (gulp!), on various subjects.

If you are in the Bournemouth area, the Norfolk Royale Hotel are doing a series of 1 day cookery workshops at £25 each, different subjects. I'm doing 3 of them myself next year, I think there are 4 or 5 planned, and lunch is included.

budgetspice

MORPH3US wrote:

That is a great price for the CD's.

Is the site legit, have you ordered from it and got the goods ok?

Thanks

M

I bought the Westlife CD for my mother for Christmas - ordered it a week ago, arrived today ..... seems ok to me