Thoughts on lasting xmas gift for new relationship?

[Elaya]

So guys.. (and ladies) .. what would be a sweet and long lasting gift without breaking the bank?

Thanks.

 

[Que]

I would get him a pizza stone or a boning knife. Knife is a sexier present...pizza stone is more a long term lets have a family and you can help the kids make pizza gift.

So either is good.

 

[pete]

if he's really into cooking, i'd get him a nice high-quality skillet pan.

i've had some of mine for about 15 years and i fucking love those guys.

 

[Aquagal]

A nice cook book, some really good quality kitchen tool.

 

[RobDownSouth]

I'd buy a pizza stone and get it laser engraved with something clever.

 

[dolf]

three months? he'd be lucky to get a box of chocs!

 

[rimmy]

Candlesticks make a nice gift.

 

[ms_ann_thrope]

I've been dating a new Bf for nearly 3 months. We have a budget of roughly $100 for christmas presents, and I'd like to get something that will be around for awhile. He doesn't wear jewelry or watches. He did ask for either a pizza stone or boning knife.
He's a fairly sentimental and romantic guy, and we both have hopes for the longterm. Otherwise he's into meterology, cooking, and knowledge. I was thinking of getting a key chain engraved with the word "taken" on it. He's more low key and doesn't get too dressed up. If we were reversed and I was buying for a woman, I'd get one of those Pandora charms or a necklace or somesuch.

So guys.. (and ladies) .. what would be a sweet and long lasting gift without breaking the bank?

Thanks.

Save your money. Give him a blowjob.

 

[SkAoUt]

Dunno about the pizza knife or boning stone but this is probably less than 10 bux.

http://www.timmyssecret.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/27a624ae3ec485fd2c31094437d3723b/l/c/lc7429.jpg

 

[Stewart_Pidd]

three months? he'd be lucky to get a box of chocs!

3 month gift is a coupon for Subway...or is it a 6 pack of beer bro?

Stew

 

[sufisaint]

A puppy...

 

[lovetoread]

Get whatever he tells you.

I hate wasting money, so if you are getting something from me, you will send me a link to what you want.

 

[thør]

Get him a cock-sock. It's cheap and keeps what's important to you warm in winter.

 

[Aquagal]

I'm not sure she'll be back. In the previous 5 threads of hers she only posted once and then nothing.

 

[ms_ann_thrope]

I always heard it was bad form to give a knife as a gift.

 

[CandiCame]

Get whatever he tells you.

I hate wasting money, so if you are getting something from me, you will send me a link to what you want.

I was thinking this same thing. He flat out told you what he wanted. Why are you asking this?

 

[Aquagal]

The subbie bf is getting a keychain.

 

[thør]

The subbie bf is getting a keychain.

Rabbit's foot?

 

[Aquagal]

Rabbit's foot?

Only after he serves up some hasenpfeffer.

 

[thør]

Only after he serves up some hasenpfeffer.

LOL........

Shoulda took a left at Albuquerque

 

[Que]

I always heard it was bad form to give a knife as a gift.

Maybe he mentioned it because he sees a need for disarticulating joints in his future.

 

[Elaya]

Thanks for the suggestions. I'm getting a pizza stone, and I just found a boning knife, just was trying to figure out something a bit more romantic. And yes.. I rarely repost.. as the answers always seem to get so silly it doesn't seem worth it. But for the first few serious answers, thanks!

 

[Que]

Thanks for the suggestions. I'm getting a pizza stone, and I just found a boning knife, just was trying to figure out something a bit more romantic. And yes.. I rarely repost.. as the answers always seem to get so silly it doesn't seem worth it. But for the first few serious answers, thanks!

I was serious about the pizza stone. A co-worker got us a gift card to a swanky department store for a wedding present over twenty years ago. We decided to get something kitchen-y and got these stones. 5 kids and many happy memories of dad with making pizzas it was well worth it.

Lost the wife, kept the stones.

 

[ms_ann_thrope]

I was serious about the pizza stone. A co-worker got us a gift card to a swanky department store for a wedding present over twenty years ago. We decided to get something kitchen-y and got these stones. 5 kids and many happy memories of dad with making pizzas it was well worth it.

Lost the wife, kept the stones.

I bought a couple 24X24 fired floor tiles for about 6 bucks at Menards.

 

[ms_ann_thrope]

Maybe he mentioned it because he sees a need for disarticulating joints in his future.

Makes sense.