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help with teenage boy xmas presents.
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if you like firebox try https://www.iwantoneofthose.com
they have some good stuff in it tooIf we can put a man on the moon...how come we cant put them all there?
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Can you give me an idea of what this is please as even after googling it I am still unsure
My DS, 13, has a laptop but is a real computer geek so not sure if this is to replace a laptop or is something entirely different. Thanks you.
It's not designed to replace a lap top, but is a small computer for tinkering with, customising and programming on. If he's a proper computer geek, he'd love one.0 -
pleasedelete wrote: »I have got mine a raspberry pi -look for official supplier though as mark ups are really high l (cheaper than amazon) .Can you give me an idea of what this is please as even after googling it I am still unsure
My DS, 13, has a laptop but is a real computer geek so not sure if this is to replace a laptop or is something entirely different. Thanks you.
Idiophreak wrote: »It's not designed to replace a lap top, but is a small computer for tinkering with, customising and programming on. If he's a proper computer geek, he'd love one.Signature removed for peace of mind0 -
glad i wasnt the only one who didnt know what a raspberry pi was.
you have all given me some fantastic ideas and have already shared some of them with friends who were also struggling.
a BIG thank you to everyone.x0 -
Thank you thank you thank you Mupette for Firebox
I got a lazer T shirt for my son (14th birthday) and it's been one of my most sucessful presents ever. The light it comes with is not a laser and he thinks with a real laser the effects will be even better, but it's pretty good as it is.
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If he's got a skateboard + scooter then perhaps a trip to Vans/Animal/Saltrock/Ripcurl? Nothing beats and expensive, branded hoody when you're a teen.
They're a lot more into their safety gear these days too so maybe a helmet/pads or new trucks and wheels to customise his board? Can easily spend £100 on bits and bobs that way.
Just to put it out there but if you're somewhere with some nice big hilly and grassy areas then maybe a longboard? Not so much with the tricks but amazing with the speeds0
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