Stocking fillers:

[surfdude]

get a charity voucher from oxfam . you can get all sorts of things to buy that will help or keep someone alive . like you said you dont need it but i sure someone out there really does need something just to live .a perfect christmas present .life for someone

 

[threebikesmcginty]

A fez

 

[Speicher]

Dark chocolate brazil nuts, really nice ones like Oxfam Divine ones, (not the 'orrible cheap ones from the pound shop).

DVD "A Mind to Kill"

A computer game like "Scrabble"

Other than that as suggested above, the gifts from Oxfam and other organisations, a goat, or bicycle etc.

A Star Trek bottle opener

 

[Speicher]

A tin of Fray Bentos pie

I suppose you would like to collect it in person from the Ranch.

In which case you have to allow me to accompany you.

 

[TVC]

A pot of Katsu curry mix and a plane ticket to Sydney.

 

[jig-sore]

spent some time on HMV and Play.com this morning, ordering a long list of stuff for the kids.

couldn't resist ordering the Streethawk complete series box-set for myself

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]View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCItnKrXvMM[/media]

 

[ColinJ]

It's small enough to be a stocking-filler, but maybe a bit expensive for that (about £80) - a Kodak Zi8 mini camcorder for taking out on bike rides.

 

[slowmotion]

Juggling balls.

 

[aberal]

Juggling balls.

Never mind that. Give him some ideas...

 

[slowmotion]

I just KNEW that was coming, but thanks anyway!

Balls with free postage....

http://priceprobe.co.uk/multi-coloured-juggling-balls-set-of-3-best-price/gadgets/p2662092

 

[surfdude]

a nice pair of legs

 

[Piemaster]

 

[Moderators]

I think we'll have a bit less of that, addictfreak.

 

[Black Sheep]

My suggestions to ask for

Chocolate orange
Gimp mask
Nerf gun
Bullets for nerf gun
Lego
Mecano

Basically, ask for things that look like a mini midlife crisis

 

[krushavik]

chocolate orange and an easter egg.