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1980/1990 hamper for a man! ideas please
jamtart6
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Doing a vintage/movie night in hamper for OH...he was a child in the late 80s and early 90s... Up to now I have :
- Teenage Mutant hero turtles comics
- Star wars magic flannel (bless the big kid!)
- Popcorn
- Popcorn boxes
- Beer
- Drinks holders (like cinema ones)
- Frustration board game
- Modern DVDs (he usually wants about 10!!)
- Fruit salads, black jacks few retro sweeties etc.
:ABeing Thrifty Gifty again this year:A
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Slinky spring!!
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transformers (not new stuff though - OH hates the new ones as they are all wrong - apparently!!)
rubix cube
matey's bubble bath!
a rubber duck - can get star wars ones
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oh depends how much you want to spend but you can pick things like mega drives up quite cheap and games are usually around £1 or £2 in places like gamestation.0
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