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writes:this up comming fathers day is my husbands very first ever. i have no idea what to get him. every holiday i get him tools, he loves them dont get me wrong. but i dont want to be so obvious, and ruin to much of a good thing. Any fathers know of any good gifts out tnere, any ideas will help. thank you. Reply to this Question
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reader, niki20 +, writes (12 June 2009):
niki20 is verified as being by the original poster of the question thank u for the rose idea hes to much of a manly man lol to appreciate flowers lol he might just give me a look and say thanx lol :) good idea ill try to give them ill keep you all posted.
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reader, anonymous, writes (12 June 2009): well your baby can "get" him something but what about you? i know it sounds very soppy but perhaps you can give your hb red roses on fathers day. yes, roses. just to thank him for your beautiful bundle of joy. it may just bring him to tears.
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reader, anonymous, writes (11 June 2009): Well, I just read that your child is very young, but maybe it would work anyway. You could set him down in the middle of some objects and whichever one he drools on wins. That may not work, but maybe for future reference.
~SY.
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reader, anonymous, writes (11 June 2009): You know what would be so cute?
Go into a general merchandise store, you know one that has everything, and let your child go and pick somethign out. Because it is Father's Day, so it's really the little kid who should give the gift. And it would probably be something so goofy and cute and weird, and not at all what he needs, but think of how he'd treasure it.
Save your brain power for a birthday or anniversery.
~SY.
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reader, niki20 +, writes (11 June 2009):
niki20 is verified as being by the original poster of the questionthank you guys for the great ideas. ill take them all into consideration
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reader, Fatherly Advice +, writes (11 June 2009):
 I do agree with Steve a bit. Fathers day is not nearly so important to the guys. On the other hand I am a bit bummed out this year. I had to buy my own because my wife was to busy. Takes the fun out of getting a gift. I like stuff for my barbecue grill this time of year. Also boating gear (I don't fish). I would rather buy my own ties, but shirts would be OK (I read that fathers day was practically made by mens clothing retailers). It really is the thought that counts, which is why I am not so happy even though I overspent on my self. Got a GPS for hiking.
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reader, niki20 +, writes (11 June 2009):
niki20 is verified as being by the original poster of the questionsteve thats a very good idea, but our son isnt one yet and eats crayons more then he scribbles lol i wish i could do that tho thank you.
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