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Birthday Present for 15 year old boy
sundance218
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Hi there
It is my little cousins 15th birthday next month and I am completely stuck as to what to buy him for his birthday. I would ideally like to spend about £20.
He likes all the usual things for boys at that age...sport, computer games etc but he seems to have everything!
Does anyone have any unusual ideas for something a bit different that I could buy for him?
Thanks in advance!
It is my little cousins 15th birthday next month and I am completely stuck as to what to buy him for his birthday. I would ideally like to spend about £20.
He likes all the usual things for boys at that age...sport, computer games etc but he seems to have everything!
Does anyone have any unusual ideas for something a bit different that I could buy for him?
Thanks in advance!
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Trendy scarf from Top Man or Burtons :j
Some aftershave - Boots do packs of miniatures with names such as Boss, Diesel etc. My boys love the soap and glory range for men.
T-shirt with amusing things written on them, Iffyton do some good ones.
iTunes voucher?Free/impartial debt advice: Consumer Credit Counselling Service (CCCS) | National Debtline | Find your local CAB0 -
What about a Game voucher?0
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just pop the £20 in a card, he`ll love that
its what kids like.0 -
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Amazon voucher
iTunes voucher.
He'll love you for any of those!0 -
i have 15 year old twin boys, they love to receive hmv or game vouchersloves to knit and crochet for others0
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IWoot.com had a speaker hat in their sale, like a woolie hat with integral speakers/headphones that you can plug a mp3 into. My lad had one for xmas and loves it. IWoot 'said' in an email that today would be last day of sale but you never know with sales.0
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Gift tokens for a local cinema? £20 should get him (and a friend/sibling) a ticket each and probably some popcorn to share...0
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I'm going to echo the above and say a gift voucher of some sort. It might not be as memorable but if you get a voucher for a place like GAME, Amazon etc. then you know that he will be getting something he wants.
Heck, I'm 27 and either cash, GAME and Amazon vouchers are still preferable to people guessing what I want and haven't got.
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Definitely a gift voucher. For the reasons given above.
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i got these for my friends son for crimbo and they were a massive hit
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Skullcandy-Full-Metal-Jacket-EarPhones-Headphones-UK-/400187814496?pt=UK_AudioVisualElectronics_HomeAudioHiFi_Headphones&hash=item5d2d0d7260
this is a very good price for them also 0
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