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Reply 40

AwsomePossum

Yes, but now I want poptarts :frown:

Reply 41

username391622

Thanks for the (useful) feedback :biggrin:

Reply 42

cantstop-x

Original post by jeffercake

...I've spent £5 on my husband (together for 11 years) - on a pair of Simpsons slippers. And he better be grateful!

Ahahaha, good to hear that monetary value of presents go down as the years go up! :redface:

It's the thought that counts sure. Assassin's Creed 3 cost £40 from HMV, and he's also got a Where's Wally mug for the rip-off price of £8.50.. Wally is hiding quite well though, I can't find him!

Reply 43

SolarElephant

Original post by ViralRiver

For future reference, I've been told that you can get pop tarts in bentalls centre now (not sure if it's a well known company or whatever, but we have a huge one here xD). Otherwise if you're in London any time, they have a shop called Cybercandy which have sweet imports and sell pop tarts singly and in boxes (it's in Piccadilly Circus, or at least a 3 min walk from shaftesbury avenue).

Other than here in Kingston I think the only other one is in Bracknell?

Reply 44

jeffercake

Original post by cantstop-x

Ahahaha, good to hear that monetary value of presents go down as the years go up! :redface:

It's the thought that counts sure. Assassin's Creed 3 cost £40 from HMV, and he's also got a Where's Wally mug for the rip-off price of £8.50.. Wally is hiding quite well though, I can't find him!

Ooh I like the Where's Wally mug idea!

Tbh, I think that now we have kids and we share money, if we want something for ourselves we just buy it. So presents are kind of redundant!
Im his present! Putting up with him for so long...

:P

Reply 45

Iorek

Original post by bex_1_2_1

I've spent like £130 ish on my boyfriend of 5 months between christmas and his birthday (jan 6th)...

Wow you just gave me an idea :smile:

My gf's birthday is on Boxing Day and I have absolutely no idea what to get for her.

I think I will tell her the xmas present is also her birthday present

Excuse : Poor economy :biggrin:

Reply 46

Sally <3 Howl

Sounds pretty generous to me =]
My local ASDA and Tesco both sell pop tarts though =/

Reply 47

ViralRiver

Original post by SolarElephant

Other than here in Kingston I think the only other one is in Bracknell?

No idea, but Kingston's the one I'm on about :P .

Reply 48

SolarElephant

Original post by ViralRiver

No idea, but Kingston's the one I'm on about :P .

Oh god I hope I don't know you :|

Reply 49

username425364

Original post by Anonymous

Just want some feedback, Christmas presents for my boyfriend of 5 months.

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T shirt

•

Book on something he likes

•

DVD he likes

•

Poptarts he loves but can't buy in the shops, have to be ordered online

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Grow-your-own venus fly trap (I know he'll like that)

•

Little set of colognes

I know I'm probably fussing over nothing but is this a reasonable present?
Or should I get something more? ARRRGHHH!
Basically asking if you guys were him, would you be satisfied with that present or feel a bit miffed?
(I know you don't know him/what he likes but just in general)

Spent about £45 altogether. Cheers in advance!

/stresshead

My boyfriend got me:

1) £66 jacket from Topman
2) 4 Pairs of boxers £20,- Topman
3) Scalf
4) The Bodyshop set of shizzle.

I got him:
A £35 hair dyer
£10 of boxers from Topman.

---

As you can see I spent less, but it's what he wanted,- he spent more.

You can always spend more,- but it does not mean you need too!

My boyfriend spent more on me, but it does not mean I should spend more on him.

There's no value to love.

(we've been together 5 months too)

Reply 50

Iorek

Original post by Anonymous

Just want some feedback, Christmas presents for my boyfriend of 5 months.

•

T shirt

•

Book on something he likes

•

DVD he likes

•

Poptarts he loves but can't buy in the shops, have to be ordered online

•

Grow-your-own venus fly trap (I know he'll like that)

•

Little set of colognes

I am okay with the t shirt as long as it did not come from Primark or M&S. If it isn't at least £35 then I won't be too happy :smile:

Book..... yes please, make sure it is autographed.

DVD....... I won't complain.

Poptarts? I hate them, reminds me of the times when I was "poor"

Grow-your-own fly trap..... no thanks...... but if he likes it then cool.

Set of colognes.......... I would be wondering if my gf think I stink :smile:

Unless of course she is buying me a cologne I already use.

Reply 51

fallen angel9

I've brought pop tarts in Tescos before. :s-smilie:

Reply 52

ViralRiver

Original post by SolarElephant

Oh god I hope I don't know you :|

Hmm?

Reply 53

username391622

Original post by Sally <3 Howl

Sounds pretty generous to me =]
My local ASDA and Tesco both sell pop tarts though =/

Yeah but they're particular ones he likes :smile:

Reply 54

FloydHead

You could have saved yourself £45 by just giving him a blowjob, you know...

Reply 55

username391622

Original post by FloydHead

You could have saved yourself £45 by just giving him a blowjob, you know...

What makes you think he doesn't get those anyway..?

Reply 56

M Loy is God

****ing hell OTT much?

sounds good OP

Original post by Iorek

Wow you just gave me an idea :smile:

My gf's birthday is on Boxing Day and I have absolutely no idea what to get for her.

I think I will tell her the xmas present is also her birthday present

Excuse : Poor economy :biggrin:

Yeah I just kept 2 presents from christmas :p:

What have you already bought her? :smile:

Reply 59

AsystoleUK

Original post by Anonymous

Just want some feedback, Christmas presents for my boyfriend of 5 months.

•

T shirt

•

Book on something he likes

•

DVD he likes

•

Poptarts he loves but can't buy in the shops, have to be ordered online

•

Grow-your-own venus fly trap (I know he'll like that)

•

Little set of colognes

Sounds fine to me. Especially poptarts, ****ing love poptarts :biggrin:

Besides, i've been with my girlfriend for 10 months now and i'd be happy with anything, I wouldn't even care if she bought me a pack of beer and a cookie as long as I have her :smile: