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The Secret Santa Gift Idea Thread
taika
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I thought we could have a thread devoted to cheap, but nice, Secret Santa Gift Ideas. If you've got any good ideas pleeeassseee post them!!
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I'm using a Boots sanctuary spa shimmering Bubble bath for a secret santa. It was free with a magazine! (actual price £7)
I also saw some merino wool gloves etc that lidl have got from next week for £2.99 I think! Looked lovely and a bargain. They also have some lovely photo frames.
http://www.lidl.co.uk/uk/home.nsf/pages/c.o.20061127.index.ar8?OpenDocument&id=123&country=GB&zipcode=HU10+6DP&city=Hull&city2=Willerby&street=Great+Gutter+Lane&ar=8&nf=True0 -
Always used to go to somewhere like Ann Summers for mine, always something fun in the cheap sections

Getting them as your freebie on 3 for 2 also a good idea.One day I might be more organised...........
GC: £200
Slinkies target 2018 - another 70lb off (half way to what the NHS says) so far 25lb0 -
Also go to ann summers!Debt Free Date:10/09/2007 :j :money:0
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Candy underwear approx £5 from any gadget website

Or if you wanted something nice Lush is lovely for girliesThe early bird gets the worm but the second mouse gets the cheese :cool:0 -
Hmmm I have a £10 limit for my secret santa and have drawn to buy for my supervisor. He's 28 but has 2 small kids and is not very well off... He likes his gadgets and computery things though... Any ideas?
I've had a look on places like Firebox and I Want One of Those but couldn't see anything decent within my budget
ps. He has a wicked sense of humour too so funny/jokey ideas acceptable0 -
Roz_V wrote:Hmmm I have a £10 limit for my secret santa and have drawn to buy for my supervisor. He's 28 but has 2 small kids and is not very well off... He likes his gadgets and computery things though... Any ideas?
I've had a look on places like Firebox and I Want One of Those but couldn't see anything decent within my budget
ps. He has a wicked sense of humour too so funny/jokey ideas acceptable
I was thinking of doing a "Pimp my Desk" type thing but drew the receptionist so it wouldn't be appropriate for her. You could do it though, why not get a USB Port Lava Lamp, a light up mouse, a naff photo frame (you could decorate it yourself with a tiger print. Maybe a Disco ball?
You'd maybe find the various bits in poundshops or car boots.
I would have loved to do this for someone at work, gutted that I can't!0 -
I think I am probably the most boring for secret santa pressies I always give a disposable camera. Boots 2 for 1 at £8.99 as our limit is always £5 so that gives me 2 pressies for the 2 different groups I go to.
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How about some little toys for his children?Roz_V wrote:Hmmm I have a £10 limit for my secret santa and have drawn to buy for my supervisor. He's 28 but has 2 small kids and is not very well off... He likes his gadgets and computery things though... Any ideas?
I've had a look on places like Firebox and I Want One of Those but couldn't see anything decent within my budget
ps. He has a wicked sense of humour too so funny/jokey ideas acceptableThink of happiness as a kind of mental gardening.0 -
We did this at work last year. I bought my colleague an inflatable man in a can, with a can opener !!! Needless to say we needed an extra chair for the Christmas meal that followed !!! Pretty sure I got in from Ann Summers.
I am in the future you know...
...9 hours ahead to be exact !:D0 -
In the end I bought these
Hot Heart Hand Warmers - You press down a small metal disk inside and they keep warm for about 30 minutes. To reheat them, you put them in water for 5-10 minutes and allow to cool! seems good for winter days
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