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Secret Santa Help
spam88
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I'm taking part in our work's secret santa. The person I have to buy for is a middle-aged man, he likes bikes, puzzles and making things. Budget's £10. I was thinking maybe something like a version of k'nex for adults if such a thing exists? Or any other suggestions welcome!
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Or something like those build your own engine things!0
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I'd go with the safe option and get a decent bottle of red wine, and perhaps hang a pretty Christmas decoration around the neck. Asda have some lovely tree decorations for £2.
Alternatively, if you really want to go with the puzzle type idea, Happy Puzzle Company have some nice brain teaster type games and puzzles.Smiles are as perfect a gift as hugs...
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nanoblock Lego. The bricks are the size of a tic tac. Amazon sell the kits and also toys r us.0
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