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OT- Christmas gifting for the SO
LeterBuck
Reg. Jun 2012
Posted 2013-12-02 2:21 PM
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Is anyone else going through the "Ahhh it's all ready December feeling?!?!" I sure am! Thankfully I have everyone checked off my Christmas list except the bf. Too many ideas. He's a hard working ranch guy, who works out on his free time and loves music. I have already given him a custom bronc halter, heated mattress pad, and a custom bull riding wall sign. So far I have came up with the ideas of new(good quality) headphones, one of the arm bands for working out that your phone/ipod can fit in, or cozy slippers/moccasins. I was also thinking another good tool set. Any other ideas?! Any good brands that your S.O. enjoys.
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RLB
Reg. Dec 2009
Posted 2013-12-02 2:26 PM
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I only buy for SO - my parents look at it like I have debt & I shouldn't be buying them presents if I owe my credit card company money. Which is perfectly okay, but I still get SO something.

I won't post what I got him, since he's sneaky & just might get on here & see if I said anything - probably not but won't risk it - but I bought his present a month ago when I saw it. I just had to.
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JcNhEmI
Reg. Apr 2009
Posted 2013-12-02 2:34 PM
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Thank goodness I have no SO, makes the holidays less stressful, and there is more money for other presents or alcohol!
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luluwhit
Reg. Dec 2005
Posted 2013-12-02 2:38 PM
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my husbands favorite christmas gift of all time is his photo coffee mug with him and his two boys after the youngest fb team won the sectional.  i know it wont out do the favorite of all time but this year i ordered him a photo coffee mug from our favorite motorcycle ride to the garden of the gods this year.  
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CYA Ranch
Reg. Feb 2008
Posted 2013-12-02 2:41 PM
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My hubby gets me for another year.  Warts and all.  
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Canchasr1
Reg. Oct 2003
Posted 2013-12-02 2:51 PM
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Mine got  1/2 a dog trailer and a custom made knife.
 
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LeterBuck
Reg. Jun 2012
Posted 2013-12-02 2:53 PM
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CYA Ranch - 2013-12-02 12:41 PM

My hubby gets me for another year.  Warts and all.  

Love it!
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BlazeFlameHarley
Reg. Oct 2006
Posted 2013-12-02 2:56 PM
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Mine got a laptop, Dragon Software(you speak and it types it), some DVDs to series' he likes, couple movies he wanted, and some Spanish software(he wants to learn Spanish so he can try to go further in his job, ADM does a lot of foreign sales, so any languages he can learn will help). And he got a printer. Not sure if I am done yet or not... Bless his heart he works his BUTT off... He definitely deserves to get spoiled...
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LRQHS
Reg. Nov 2011
Posted 2013-12-02 3:03 PM
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CYA Ranch - 2013-12-02 2:41 PM My hubby gets me for another year.  Warts and all.  

Sounds like he's one lucky guy....... 
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sassy&tessa
Reg. Jul 2008
Posted 2013-12-02 3:11 PM
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My hubby is always so easy.  He always needs new jeans and new shirts so those are always tee'd up.  He bought a brand new car this year so I always get car cleaners things and what not. Last year I got him one of those high end big tool chest things and he loves it. 

This year he was easy as he had mentioned a few things he wanted:

A new belt
Nintendo 3DS
High end/quality shaver

I also bought him/us a brand new Keurig and then the keurig pod holder thing.

I just wrapped a ton of gifts and now can't remember what else I bought him.

For stocking stuffers I will get him snacks for work that he wouldn't normally try or eat and gift cards for him to buy music and computer games and what not.

My hubby has never been hard to shop for.  And for that I am really thankful. 
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LRQHS
Reg. Nov 2011
Posted 2013-12-02 3:12 PM
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 My boyfriend's ex wife took the things that he treasured most lol.......he mention's at least once a week that she took his gumbo pot......he laments about it........she called him to go jump her car when the battery died on her at work......I told him to tell her no problem, I will come jump your car, but I need my gumbo pot back first........he's too nice and didn't bargin with her......so, I constantly have to hear about that **** pot.........well, guess what??? He is getting the biggest, baddest gumbo pot I can find, just so I don't have to hear that crap any more. She, also, took the top tier of a 3 tier fountain that is in his yard. I have to hear about that too.....so, I have have to find one of those or go steal the one she took from him back......I hear it's just on the floor in her garage now......I could probably pull it off.

And, other than that, he's getting cologne, because the crap he bought for himself smells like my grandpa after jumping in a bottle of Old Spice. It's very strong and stinky.

And, I will probably buy him some new panties. All of his look like my grandpa's old dirty drawers.......I guess he's going to wear them until they fall off of him or I go get him some.....

oh, and what he really, really wants is a fancy table saw......after nearly cutting three of his fingers off on a table saw earlier this year and basically, just having 7 functional fingers now.........I probably am not going to get that for him.


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angelica
Reg. Apr 2005
Posted 2013-12-02 3:15 PM
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Get him BEATS head phones it is worth every penny of the $200 they cost!!!! Men are hard to buy for because they just don't like very many things LOL! Get him his favorite movie or a really good old movie! You can get past NFR videos if he is into that!
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lookout hill
Reg. Nov 2009
Posted 2013-12-02 3:18 PM
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I'm getting my hubby saw blades for the Skil Saw I got him last year.  
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CYA Ranch
Reg. Feb 2008
Posted 2013-12-02 3:21 PM
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lookout hill - 2013-12-02 3:18 PM I'm getting my hubby saw blades for the Skil Saw I got him last year.  

You operate like I do.  I told my hubby I want an air impact wrench for my semi so I can change tires while on the road and run it off the truck.  Hubby's like.....ya cool I can do that.  My BFF's are like....OMG you are one strange chick.  
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DD2012
Reg. Apr 2012
Posted 2013-12-02 3:22 PM
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I don't usually get gifts at Christmas.


I asked for years that she give me the gift of silence every once and a while.


So now I that's my present

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Whit37
Reg. Jan 2009
Posted 2013-12-02 3:28 PM
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LRQHS - 2013-12-02 3:12 PM  My boyfriend's ex wife took the things that he treasured most lol.......he mention's at least once a week that she took his gumbo pot......he laments about it........she called him to go jump her car when the battery died on her at work......I told him to tell her no problem, I will come jump your car, but I need my gumbo pot back first........he's too nice and didn't bargin with her......so, I constantly have to hear about that **** pot.........well, guess what??? He is getting the biggest, baddest gumbo pot I can find, just so I don't have to hear that crap any more. She, also, took the top tier of a 3 tier fountain that is in his yard. I have to hear about that too.....so, I have have to find one of those or go steal the one she took from him back......I hear it's just on the floor in her garage now......I could probably pull it off.



And, other than that, he's getting cologne, because the crap he bought for himself smells like my grandpa after jumping in a bottle of Old Spice. It's very strong and stinky.



And, I will probably buy him some new panties. All of his look like my grandpa's old dirty drawers.......I guess he's going to wear them until they fall off of him or I go get him some.....



oh, and what he really, really wants is a fancy table saw......after nearly cutting three of his fingers off on a table saw earlier this year and basically, just having 7 functional fingers now.........I probably am not going to get that for him.

Hahaha! Is that a guy thing? My bf is the exact same. I brought it up and he said they were fine.....so instead of nagging, I just went and bought him new ones!

For Christmas I'm getting him some new jeans, a couple shirts, a cover for his quad, and a hunting knife.
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rachellyn80
Reg. Jan 2004
Posted 2013-12-02 3:45 PM
Subject: RE: OT- Christmas gifting for the SO



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LRQHS - 2013-12-02 3:12 PM  My boyfriend's ex wife took the things that he treasured most lol.......he mention's at least once a week that she took his gumbo pot......he laments about it........she called him to go jump her car when the battery died on her at work......I told him to tell her no problem, I will come jump your car, but I need my gumbo pot back first........he's too nice and didn't bargin with her......so, I constantly have to hear about that **** pot.........well, guess what??? He is getting the biggest, baddest gumbo pot I can find, just so I don't have to hear that crap any more. She, also, took the top tier of a 3 tier fountain that is in his yard. I have to hear about that too.....so, I have have to find one of those or go steal the one she took from him back......I hear it's just on the floor in her garage now......I could probably pull it off.



And, other than that, he's getting cologne, because the crap he bought for himself smells like my grandpa after jumping in a bottle of Old Spice. It's very strong and stinky.



And, I will probably buy him some new panties. All of his look like my grandpa's old dirty drawers.......I guess he's going to wear them until they fall off of him or I go get him some.....



oh, and what he really, really wants is a fancy table saw......after nearly cutting three of his fingers off on a table saw earlier this year and basically, just having 7 functional fingers now.........I probably am not going to get that for him.

Go buy him Armani Aqua Di Gio....it smells amazing on everyone.  My husband has worn it for as long as I've known him and I love it so much I wear it myself sometimes, just to smell him :-)
http://www1.macys.com/shop/product/giorgio-armani-acqua-di-gio-homme-gift-set?ID=1077184&CategoryID=30076
 
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Ridenrun4745
Reg. Sep 2010
Posted 2013-12-02 3:49 PM
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I got my hubby visors for his truck windows. He's wanted them for years. Well, he got the email for the Amazon order that had them listed at the top, and then he got home first the day they were delivered - in the original box. So happy early Christmas for him!
He also wants some tall Carhartt coveralls, and would love some fender things for his truck, but I really don't want to spend the $4-500 for the ones he really wants.
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LRQHS
Reg. Nov 2011
Posted 2013-12-02 3:51 PM
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rachellyn80 - 2013-12-02 3:45 PM
LRQHS - 2013-12-02 3:12 PM  My boyfriend's ex wife took the things that he treasured most lol.......he mention's at least once a week that she took his gumbo pot......he laments about it........she called him to go jump her car when the battery died on her at work......I told him to tell her no problem, I will come jump your car, but I need my gumbo pot back first........he's too nice and didn't bargin with her......so, I constantly have to hear about that **** pot.........well, guess what??? He is getting the biggest, baddest gumbo pot I can find, just so I don't have to hear that crap any more. She, also, took the top tier of a 3 tier fountain that is in his yard. I have to hear about that too.....so, I have have to find one of those or go steal the one she took from him back......I hear it's just on the floor in her garage now......I could probably pull it off.



And, other than that, he's getting cologne, because the crap he bought for himself smells like my grandpa after jumping in a bottle of Old Spice. It's very strong and stinky.



And, I will probably buy him some new panties. All of his look like my grandpa's old dirty drawers.......I guess he's going to wear them until they fall off of him or I go get him some.....



oh, and what he really, really wants is a fancy table saw......after nearly cutting three of his fingers off on a table saw earlier this year and basically, just having 7 functional fingers now.........I probably am not going to get that for him.
Go buy him Armani Aqua Di Gio....it smells amazing on everyone.  My husband has worn it for as long as I've known him and I love it so much I wear it myself sometimes, just to smell him :-)

http://www1.macys.com/shop/product/giorgio-armani-acqua-di-gio-homme-gift-set?ID=1077184&CategoryID=30076

 

 Thanks!! I'll check it out!
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azwarmweather
Reg. Jan 2011
Posted 2013-12-02 4:24 PM
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I had Maynard buckles make a custome knife. It turned out awesome!
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Crowned Image
Reg. Jan 2011
Posted 2013-12-02 5:40 PM
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I'm getting my SO a fancy dancy wine stopper and some custom coasters for your drinks! (I'm really sick of seeing those stupid cardboard ones that you get from the bars.)


I have learned, as long as your gift is thoughtful and useful it will be appreciated... they love you enough to date you... he probably isn't dating you for your gifts you give him.
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RodeoCowgirl4u
Reg. Aug 2012
Posted 2013-12-02 6:43 PM
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I am getting my hubby an Otter Box for his iphone, some Walls slanted roping stirrups, and some ammo for his .45. (We live in California and ammo is very hard to come by.) I might also get him a headstall of his own for his horse so he doesn't havr to use my "blingy" ones. LOL
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brlracerchick
Reg. Jun 2010
Posted 2013-12-02 6:45 PM
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RodeoCowgirl4u - 2013-12-02 6:43 PM I am getting my hubby an Otter Box for his iphone, some Walls slanted roping stirrups, and some ammo for his .45. (We live in California and ammo is very hard to come by.) I might also get him a headstall of his own for his horse so he doesn't havr to use my "blingy" ones. LOL

If you haven't already gotten the otterbox, buy one from Amazon! They're so much cheaper!  
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rodeowithjoker
Reg. Jun 2006
Posted 2013-12-02 9:22 PM
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Mine is easy to shop for because he has horses and barrel races. I actually have more ideas than what my price range will allow, and am pretty sure I'm going to order a photo collage of his pictures from a rodeo finals earlier this year. My family members are buying him some things too and so I've been sharing my smaller ideas (DVD's of TV shows he likes, random horse stuff he can always use, etc.) with them and over the weekend I dropped the hint to his mom that he needs a new plastic pitchfork for the barn. 
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hammer_time
Reg. Jul 2007
Posted 2013-12-02 9:55 PM
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 My boyfriend and I don't do presents....but his birthday is on New Years Eve so I end up practically Xmas shopping.  I did get him his first pair of cowboy boots for Xmas this year.  They were supposed to be from the entire family but I ended up buying a pair when we went to Boot Barn to try on boots for sizing.

for his birthday, I'm thinking an electric shaver because his old one died and he HATES shaving with a razor.  Maybe some basketball shorts or comfy sweats because he loves his comfy clothes.  
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Griz
Reg. Sep 2003
Posted 2013-12-03 5:42 AM
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LRQHS - 2013-12-02 3:12 PM  My boyfriend's ex wife took the things that he treasured most lol.......he mention's at least once a week that she took his gumbo pot......he laments about it........she called him to go jump her car when the battery died on her at work......I told him to tell her no problem, I will come jump your car, but I need my gumbo pot back first........he's too nice and didn't bargin with her......so, I constantly have to hear about that **** pot.........well, guess what??? He is getting the biggest, baddest gumbo pot I can find, just so I don't have to hear that crap any more. She, also, took the top tier of a 3 tier fountain that is in his yard. I have to hear about that too.....so, I have have to find one of those or go steal the one she took from him back......I hear it's just on the floor in her garage now......I could probably pull it off.



And, other than that, he's getting cologne, because the crap he bought for himself smells like my grandpa after jumping in a bottle of Old Spice. It's very strong and stinky.



And, I will probably buy him some new panties. All of his look like my grandpa's old dirty drawers.......I guess he's going to wear them until they fall off of him or I go get him some.....



oh, and what he really, really wants is a fancy table saw......after nearly cutting three of his fingers off on a table saw earlier this year and basically, just having 7 functional fingers now.........I probably am not going to get that for him.

You crack me up! - I hope you are able to find a fountain to swipe the top off of - would suck to have to buy the whole thing just for the top - keep us posted on this - LOL! 
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alleycat08
Reg. Nov 2008
Posted 2013-12-03 6:50 AM
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My hubby lost his good head horse to colic surgery the beginning of this year so I saved up and got him another head horse. He already got it due to he bad to go ride him to make sure he liked him lol. He bends over backwards to get me whatever I want and I wanted to do something for him !!



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hoofs_in_motion
Reg. Apr 2011
Posted 2013-12-03 7:49 AM
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CYA Ranch - 2013-12-02 2:41 PM My hubby gets me for another year.  Warts and all.  

 
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LMS
Reg. Feb 2008
Posted 2013-12-03 9:09 AM
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My hubby is all about roping this year, he went through the nrs magazine and gave me a list, some with, "I think this is too much" but I want it !  I spent enough on splint/bell boots and a barrier yesterday to get the free cinch jacket I also need to find a Chris Ledoux box set (wish we could do itunes) but we drive old vehicles and I should be done, hard to be the 17 caliber lever action rifle I bought him last year!  I love to buy stuff he never would-there are so many things he "needs" that he buys himself that he doesn't ever spoil himself, only me and our kids so it's the least I can do ! 
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