I know its a bit early but i think it would be good to have an early brainstorming session on this topic!!
I'll get the ball rolling - trip to Paris (i've already done this one so it's no good to me!!)
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I know its a bit early but i think it would be good to have an early brainstorming session on this topic!!
I'll get the ball rolling - trip to Paris (i've already done this one so it's no good to me!!)
Nintendo DS lite
Your missus, is it?
How about a new bicycle?
Bike is a good idea.
I'm with the missus a half-decade and she spilled the beans recently she was a bit upset at never receiving a bit of jewellery.
I was going to get Dr. Whatevers brain training but do i have to get a Nintendo DS for that?
Christmas is always great for me as my girlfriend earns far far more than I. :):):)
Ammm get her Jewellery if you want to see another half-decade with her.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Risteard
Ya you need to get a DS to play brain Training on it
Jewellery is like clothes only worse especially when she's fussy, won't help me out and wants it to be a surprise.
I suppose she's no right to complain afterwards though.
Keep the reciept ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Risteard
White gold is always good avoid getting a ring
You can't go wrong with a nice simple braclet
people still buy jewellery?
i thought we were flashing our wealth with brand name clothes, SUVs and smart mobile phones these days. at least those are somewhat functional.
oh you can flash the wealth with Jewellery too and its harder for them to find out how much you've spentQuote:
Originally Posted by GavinZac
I agree bracelet is probably the best route butpourquoi?Quote:
Originally Posted by Eire06
For the non-fussy compassionate girlfriend living anywhere near Cork, try sponsoring a cheetah or other animal at FOTA. If you're really nice to them they might let you rub it.
Well if she's your misses and you have never given her Jewellery, I'd say you aren't married or engaged to her.Quote:
Originally Posted by Risteard
You've been going out half-decade if you get her a ring she might be disappointed its not an engagement ring and if she's not disappointed and loves it for the month of January and maybe a little after the conversation with may of her mainly female friends will go
"Oh what did Risterard get you for Christmas?"
GF: A ring
"Oh are you engaged Congrats"
GF: No
"Oh sorry <pity look>"
Better just to avoid the hassle unless you are going to propose if so congrats
Oh and on your adopt an animal - nice for friends and Family wouldn't get it for a girlfriend even though they try and pretend they love it and they aren't materialistic - they still will be a little disappointed
My missus was dropping hints last Christmas that she wanted
me to give her a ring ... so I bought her a new phone :D
Feck.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eire06
Cheers for that.
The New Nokia Skype Mobile would be Ideal you could get his and hers and you'd have free calls to other skype phones
Batteries...;):D
spend some time measuring her finger................then give her rubber gloves that fit perfectly. Admire your own efforts to get just the right size gloves.
If that doesn't work, having something like a vase engraved with her name and the date always seems to be appreciated.
An huge economy tub of washing powder and a box of milktray.
...A bit excessive don't you think?;)Quote:
Originally Posted by cheifo
I thinik you'll find that Chiefo will be sharing the milk tray, if he has it worked out properly;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Sligo Hornet
Oh do mean it's a Christmas AND EASTER combined present......well that makes much more sense!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bluebeard