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non-tangible gift ideas for non-typical man? Up to $100.
Hi, any non-tangible gift ideas please?
For man, non-typical (not into sports etc.), more of an intellectual.
That can be bought from outside the US.
Not charity contributions.
Please offer your creative suggestions.
Up to $100.
For man, non-typical (not into sports etc.), more of an intellectual.
That can be bought from outside the US.
Not charity contributions.
Please offer your creative suggestions.
Up to $100.
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Magazine subscriptions to something like National Geographic.
Or check the Geographic's catalog. There are many, many interesting ideas for non-typical people in general.
Another idea would be to pay his registration for a convention on some topic he likes. What's he into? Many non-typical people like science fiction, and there are conventions all over the world. There are conventions on just about every topic imaginable.
If he's into history, you could get him something of historical significance if you know what area and era he likes. For example, if he likes French history, you could maybe get him a bottle of wine from an ancient monastery.
Or check the Geographic's catalog. There are many, many interesting ideas for non-typical people in general.
Another idea would be to pay his registration for a convention on some topic he likes. What's he into? Many non-typical people like science fiction, and there are conventions all over the world. There are conventions on just about every topic imaginable.
If he's into history, you could get him something of historical significance if you know what area and era he likes. For example, if he likes French history, you could maybe get him a bottle of wine from an ancient monastery.
$100 Mahalo dollars :)
Or:
Software (like registered shareware)
an online membership (like Flickr)
an online DVD rental subscription (in Australia we have Quikflix, which is like Netflix, you probably have one in your country)
Pre-paid phone credit
A petrol gift certificate card
Or:
Software (like registered shareware)
an online membership (like Flickr)
an online DVD rental subscription (in Australia we have Quikflix, which is like Netflix, you probably have one in your country)
Pre-paid phone credit
A petrol gift certificate card
I've been thinking of giving people Pandora stations. You enter up to five songs the person likes and they personalize the music played on it from there. Kind of like a mix tape that evolves to fit the person's taste. It's free, so you could always send it in addition to whatever you wind getting him.
voted helpful: cyberlina
that's clever, I like it...but we live outside the US.
* His own domain name (firstnamelastname.com)
* Electric Shaving Machine
* Clothes (slacks/shirt/tie)
* Electric Shaving Machine
* Clothes (slacks/shirt/tie)
Voted as best: beast1oh1
thanks, he has his own domain(s)!
Check out Signature Days they provide experience type gifts. I read about them here: http://www.freshtrend.com/2006/12/signature-days-experience-gifts.html
Seems pretty cool and unique.
Seems pretty cool and unique.
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