Xmas Presents Under £50

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It's that time of year again where the kids and family ask what you want for Christmas. Being a spoilt brat the things I would love are all excessive amounts but they ask for ideas and lists and I have to try my hardest to think of things for under £50. I put down the usualy DVDs, CDs, Underwear and After Shave but they then complain I ask for the same stuff each year.

So come on then, what would your Christmas list be with a single item £50 limit be?
 
The man has a point, whether he meant it or not. Send the missus a link to lovehoney and tell her to get creative. 50 quid will buy you some crazy sex, and also lots of fun stuff to try with your wife from lovehoney.

From the kids, what about something you can do (together?)? Like a day out on quad bikes or go carts, or even a day at a luxury spa where some hot girl can massage your bum.

I'm in the same boat tbh, photography and pc components are never cheap enough for presents. I did get some gentle typhoons in my stocking the other year though :)
 
Partner and I are on budgets of £50 this year. Last year we splashed out, over £200 each.
I am jobless and he's now renting and struggles a bit anyway. Hopefully it'll be more thoughtful and stuff wanting or needing for a while but over looked due to being a "cheap" present are the tactics this year.
For example for him there's a dvd he wants that HMV never has. I've been needing a new hairdrier for over a year now, but never bothered with, he let that one slip but to me it's really thoughtful and no doubt something I'd never get round to replacing since it still works, just cuts out after a bit.

But I can imagine me going over it as I love to spoil him! =[
 
Check me steam and Amazon wish list :p Howerver, most stuff I really want I buy, so I have to make a note to not buy stuff.

And yeah it games, books, dvd and music. Nothing too exciting.
 
Why is it so hard to get a serious answer on OcUK :D:p?

PS - check out notonthehighstreet.co.uk - got some nice stuff there last year.
 
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