Gift ideas for brother’s 50th birthday
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Anonymous
| If you’ve already crossed this road, what did you get? Just looking for ideas. |
Anonymous
| Ember mug |
Anonymous
| A really good bottle of whisky |
Anonymous
| huge Yeti cooler |
Anonymous
| Hobby? Fishing rod or tackle, golf stuff. |
Anonymous
With wheels |
Anonymous
| High end hooker. Maybe 2, depending on how well you like him. |
Anonymous
| I don’t know how to spell it, but Vive Cliquet? It’s champagne. He likes it. I wrote something about getting through a half century and all that’s to come. |
Anonymous
| My brother and husband wanted a great party with friends and family. I can't remember a single gift that stood out. |
Anonymous
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Are you looking to gift him an experience- tickets to a sporting event/game/Super Bowl?
An expensive bottle of whiskey (maybe find one that's the same age as him for a good laugh). Is there a budget? |
Anonymous
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I love to give "month club" gifts. 3/6/12 months of "Beer of the Month", Cheese, Soup, dessert, pasta, tea, etc...
They've been huge hits. |
Anonymous
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I’m getting my sister who’s turning 50 the Lego black and white cat because she has a black and white cat.
What does your brother like to do? Is there any experience you guys could do together? |
Anonymous
| I got a bunch of his old high school friends to send videos wishing him a Happy Birthday and strung them together to show him on the TV at his party. It was fun! Perhaps it's not a traditional gift, but it did make him smile. It was pretty easy to manage using Facebook - I was able to reach many of them that way using direct message, and then they just texted me the videos. |
Anonymous
That’s so very sweet |
Anonymous
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What does he like?
I’d get an experience gift, could be anything based on interests such as tickets to a sporting event/ concert, F1 driving, restaurant voucher, museum/ performing arts membership, weekend getaway, etc. |