Stocking fillers for teenage boys

beautifulgorgeous_2

Ihave a daughter of 16 and a on of 9 1/2 and my husband All have a stocking. I always try to get some things the same for the kids. Underwear pj's pens and always a chocolate orange. We usually go to Mms for dinner and the year Rosie was about three we had no carrots in the house at about 7.30 Christmas eve but it turns out from the letter left by Rudolph and Santa that reindeer actually prefer potatoes to crrots anyway. Twele years on we have to bite into a potato!

flea72

asda have the metre long packs of jaffa cakes, 2 for £5 at the mo

Savvy_Sue

Sorry, haven't had time to read all this and see what's been suggested, but on Tuesday I saw in Debenhams "Grow your own parents" for £2.50, but there's 20% off if you can get there before midnight on Thursday. It's a joke thing, you put these little figures in water and they grow 600%, the card they are mounted on gives 10 reasons you'd WANT to do this, and then there is a warning about how if you grow new parents you don't get any food or money from the original set.

They also had "Grow a new brain", which I'm sure I would have been given if anyone had seen it before I had my surgery and may yet receive for Christmas, and "Grow a new girlfriend" which would no doubt suit some boys, but not mine. Give the youngest time ...

Amba_Gambla

plumpmouse wrote:

I saw some spongebob things in Tescos today. It was a thing in the shape of spongebob filled with marshmellows i think.

HTH

wow!!! Cool!