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lottie82 | 14:46 Wed 06th Apr 2005 | Shopping & Style
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I have just started seeing a lad and its his birthday next week, do I buy a present? if so what, he is gonna be 27, I dont really know what he is into yet, so I am totally stuck! 
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I asked my 27 year old boyfriend and he says: "If he likes alcohol then a nice bottle of whisky is always appreciated if he's into spirits. If he likes wine then indulge him in a good bottle of red wine (ask advice in an off licence rather than picking up a bottle at Tesco). Better not to over-indulge him at this early stage in your relationship, but a gift like this shows care and thought.Too expensive a gift might frighten him off and make you look too keen"

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See that would be an ace idea if he didnt work in the alcohol industry, he gets free wine etc... thanks for the help though!

the site iwantoneofthose.com or other gadget sites is v good for cool birthday pressies. My bloke (aged a very immature 32) was mightily impressed with a wind-up radio/mobile phone charger/torch... so sad...

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how about some clothes? nothing too expensive though, pyjamas would be good if you don't wanna end up buying something he won't like.
I wouldn't buy him anything yet. why not treat him to a meal or a quiet romanic night and have a few drinks in a nice pub. Give him his card in the pub and put �2 in his card. tell him that the money is to buy his own present (the type you get in the toilets). Then take him back to yours or go to his - show him the nice underwear you bought for him (but its the type you would wear) and let the magic flow.
i agree with doll.....
I reckon take him out for a meal too.

Not clothes - he will assume you are trying to change him straight away (you need to break him in before you do that).  A meal could work - take him out thoughm don't cook it yourself as you will both get stressed.

Alternatively, go out and do something vaguely romantic but different - if you live in London, go on the Eye or up St Pauls before dinner.  Think of something local if you're not in London.

take him to the movies! then out for dinner somewhere lively but not too flash.
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Thanks to everyone for your ideas, in the end we got a take away and watch the football, and I got him a couple of CD's when we went shopping at the weekend!  Nothing too flash, but we had a great time!

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