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I am into fashion but my brother is not so much…I want to give him something special is there any suggestion you can give? By the way I am new in this site..
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If your brother isn't into fashion, maybe find what he is into, I'm sure he'd appreciate this more as it shows you thought about what he really wanted. Often the old 'thought that counts' really does make a difference!
Does he like books? Amazon have a 65% off sale on at the moment and are saying they will deliver by Xmas.
Is he into music? I-Tunes vouchers are on offer in a few stores if not HMV do music vouchers if he has an MP3 player or i-pod (just check it will take itunes or mp3 tunes and he has a computer to download things onto) failing that many mobiles offer MP3 and MP4 access (just check he has this type of phone and uses it). And if your not sure, a new pair of earphones may go down well, Senheisser and Sony make some great quality types and are available in many stores.
Whats your budget? if its a fairly high one (don't worry if its not, most of us are in the same boat) you could get a voucher card for his favorite store, be it Tesco, Nike or a Topman personal shopper if you think he would value from styling tips or if your budget is lower, maybe a card for an eat out place or if he likes them, cafes such as Starbucks, Pret a Manger, Krispy Kreams or similar.0 -
I've seen a nice suit that looks like a tin of spamEx forum ambassador
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Thanks a lot. My brother is not in anywhere. He is always busy with his books. He don't care what is going on outside his own world. When he go outside he does not care what he wears. My budget is quite reasonable.If your brother isn't into fashion, maybe find what he is into, I'm sure he'd appreciate this more as it shows you thought about what he really wanted. Often the old 'thought that counts' really does make a difference!
Does he like books? Amazon have a 65% off sale on at the moment and are saying they will deliver by Xmas.
Is he into music? I-Tunes vouchers are on offer in a few stores if not HMV do music vouchers if he has an MP3 player or i-pod (just check it will take itunes or mp3 tunes and he has a computer to download things onto) failing that many mobiles offer MP3 and MP4 access (just check he has this type of phone and uses it). And if your not sure, a new pair of earphones may go down well, Senheisser and Sony make some great quality types and are available in many stores.
Whats your budget? if its a fairly high one (don't worry if its not, most of us are in the same boat) you could get a voucher card for his favorite store, be it Tesco, Nike or a Topman personal shopper if you think he would value from styling tips or if your budget is lower, maybe a card for an eat out place or if he likes them, cafes such as Starbucks, Pret a Manger, Krispy Kreams or similar.0 -
He thought I am a spammer. I don't like his attitude. This is shameful. This is how you welcome some new one?
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Welcome to the MSE site.
We are aware that new members (particularly those from outside the UK) can and do spam this site.
Your first posts on MSE are following the pattern of posting style by spammers, hence why members are suspicious.
If your thread does not attract posts by new members extolling the values of purchasing from their exciting website.................all will be well. We'll all be watching with interest.
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Nile10 Dec 2007 - Led Zeppelin - I was there. :j [/COLOR]:cool2: I wear my 50 (gold/red/white) blood donations pin badge with pride. [/SIZE][/COLOR]Give blood, save a life. [/B]0 -
Thanks for kind information. I think all newbie from outside UK are spam bsed. However, looking forward to go with you . ThanksHello Back
Welcome to the MSE site.
We are aware that new members (particularly those from outside the UK) can and do spam this site.
Your first posts on MSE are following the pattern of posting style by spammers, hence why members are suspicious.
If your thread does not attract posts by new members extolling the values of purchasing from their exciting website.................all will be well. We'll all be watching with interest.
Regards
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I have something in mind.. buy him a hoodie, a jeans, or a cap maybe. I bet he will like a new look; much better fashion guy
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