35th Birthday gift for best friend, guy

[Anonymous]

We have been very good friends for 20 years. Would like to get him an actual gift to celebrate this milestone that is a little more special than a bottle of something, etc. Suggestions??

[Anonymous]

no ideas?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We have been very good friends for 20 years. Would like to get him an actual gift to celebrate this milestone that is a little more special than a bottle of something, etc. Suggestions??

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[Anonymous]

I got my husband a birchbox subscription. The men's box is $20 and has some really cool stuff, boxers, whiskey stones, tshirts, hair care.

[Anonymous]

It would help if you gave us a little bit of a description of the guy and/or his interests. Career? Pastimes he enjoys? Sports he plays? What does he like to do to relax? etc? I can say that I can think of 5 guys around his age right now who would have 5 completely different lists of things they'd enjoy as gifts.

[Anonymous]

It depends on what he likes, however the concept here is for a man who has known you for 20 years - you need to give something timeless.

If he's into guns, perhaps a nice engraved 1911 or lever action rifle.

if he's into art, perhaps an original work in he style/genre that he would like that he could keep forever.

if he's into experiences, perhaps gift him one of those national geographic treks to a cool place.

Like i said - the key here timeless.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We have been very good friends for 20 years. Would like to get him an actual gift to celebrate this milestone that is a little more special than a bottle of something, etc. Suggestions??

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LoL - PP here, i was going to ask did you ever hook up with him op? There has to be some sexual tension there if you guys haven't and he's straight.

[Anonymous]

is your husband not weirded out by this? I only ask because my best friend is a male, we met the first day of college, and even though we were never romantically involved, my husband is weirded out by our relationship which he won't admit. If I was putting real thought into a gift I was getting for my friend my DH would be jealous and pissed.

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Anonymous wrote:It would help if you gave us a little bit of a description of the guy and/or his interests. Career? Pastimes he enjoys? Sports he plays? What does he like to do to relax? etc? I can say that I can think of 5 guys around his age right now who would have 5 completely different lists of things they'd enjoy as gifts.

Sports
Lawyer
Not into art

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We have been very good friends for 20 years. Would like to get him an actual gift to celebrate this milestone that is a little more special than a bottle of something, etc. Suggestions??

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LoL - PP here, i was going to ask did you ever hook up with him op? There has to be some sexual tension there if you guys haven't and he's straight.

Ha, he is straight, why the jump to sexual tension?

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Anonymous wrote:We have been very good friends for 20 years. Would like to get him an actual gift to celebrate this milestone that is a little more special than a bottle of something, etc. Suggestions??

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Lol...but seriously

[Anonymous]

Confess your crush on him? You are obvious even on this thread OP, what's the real story here about your "friend?"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Confess your crush on him? You are obvious even on this thread OP, what's the real story here about your "friend?"

NP. Where are yall seeing that from her post?

[Anonymous]

How about tickets to a game.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Confess your crush on him? You are obvious even on this thread OP, what's the real story here about your "friend?"

NP. Where are yall seeing that from her post?

1. 35th birthday is not typically considered a milestone
2. Searching for a gift that is extra special
3. Spending time asking for advice for an extra special gift
4. They are both straight