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From present ideas to party food, find all your Christmas inspiration here. We have admitted defeat with my FIL! He wants a new printer but won't commit to choosing one so we are going to give him a voucher towards it. This means he'll have nothing to open on Christmas Day so I thought I'd fill a box with some bits and pieces so he has something to open. So far I have a box of dates, liquorice allsorts, jelly babies, biscuits and brandy. Can anyone think of anything else generic to get an older man that has absolutely no interests! A nice mug, hot water bottle, whiskey glass, novel or puzzle book? Maybe a jigsaw on a relevant theme? If he has any grandchildren or pets you could get a photo mug or a calendar made with their pictures. I have similar relatives who are hard to buy for! We do a gift bag for my dad with things like: Homemade chutney, marmalade, lemon curd, granola. Mini bottles red wine, prosecco. Posh chocs, Florentines. Liquorice he says the Lakeland bags are the best Christmas nut mixture Waitrose. Saving you time and money with Mumsnet exclusive deals and discounts. Find regular roundups of the hottest sales straight to your inbox. Log in to update your newsletter preferences. All the products Mumsnetters are raving about, the best buys as recommended by real parents straight to your inbox. He must have some interests of he wants a printer. Printer paper and ink, as suggested would be ok. The 75 year old men I know appreciate a cardigan or jumper, as well as thermals, they are still very active. He works still because he wouldn't know what to do with his time otherwise. Prides himself on the fact that he's only read one book cover to cover I his whole life. Buys everything he needs from his Amazon account - very frustrating. Is only buying vouchers for his entire family because he can't be bothered with Christmas - but despite that he'll be disappointed if we do the same to him. He is 'difficult'! I have 'adopted a spitfire' for a similar sounding relative. Comes in a nice box with quite a few bits to peruse. Elderly people are a nightmare to buy for. Comfort is usually key - heat pad? Throw, slippers, sweater? I googled and got my FIL sounds similar a locally made book for area he grew up in - with photos etc - he spent more time looking at that than the other presents. For his 80th we got him a hamper we we made it up with stuff we knew he liked. Mine doesn't drink though, so we can't even do a nice bottle of something. Would he use a calendar? A nice one with pictures of something he likes even if that's just the local area or lighthouses or cars or something. Thank you for spending the time giving me some great suggestions everyone. There are a few thing here that might help and a couple of others that would be a great ideas for his birthday in January - so thanks! Scratchcard Nice pen Phone pad. Really nice socks! Please create an account or log in to access all these features. Sharing posts outside of Mumsnet does not disclose your username. Add post Watch this thread Save thread. Start a new thread Flip thread Hide thread. My feed I'm on I'm watching I started. Advanced search Saved Active Unanswered threads. Customise Getting started FAQ's. Unanswered threads Acronyms Talk guidelines Hide shortcut buttons. Talk Christmas. Follow topic Start thread. Watch thread Flip. Watch Save Share. Stocking type presents for a 75 year old man 25 replies. OP posts: See next See all. Quote Thanks Add post Share Report. Quote Thanks Add post Share. Email address. Subscribe Subscribe. OP posts: See all. Please create an account To comment on this thread you need to create a Mumsnet account. Join Mumsnet Log In. For desktop support.

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United Kingdom Posts. Kellog the nice one. The Corn Snake Forum. Save Password. Forgot your Password? But why does it show a double stack? I dont get it. Although I may be wrong. Its not the bit across the middle is for the top glass doors slider the bottom is solid glass its also acting as a support. Look at the brances in it you can see them going from top to bottom. Oh right thats made me now i thought was a double stack was going to buy it as it would have been a bargin if it was a double. Hence why it says Chameleon viv. I know why you were confused mate, but it does say chameleon viv. Oh ok tom can you check my thread in general section please. Kellog the nice one United Kingdom Posts. It does just talk about one viv, not a stack!! Snitz Forums

Buying hash Ellmau