I am turning 21 in two weeks, and my family keeps bugging me about what I want for my birthday.
I don't care much for dressing nicely with shoes and tucked in shirts, don't wear watches, wouldn't really carry a knife around, and I like cheap booze. I don't like smartphones or ebooks. I have a good amount of hand tools, and no place to put anything larger. I am sort of at a loss.
You said a lot about what you don't do and little about what you do. Gift card for your favorite place to spend money?
Basil Exposition wrote: You said a lot about what you don't do and little about what you do. Gift card for your favorite place to spend money?
+1
What do you do with your free time?
In reply to Basil Exposition:
Most of my time is studying
I like the outdoors, hiking, camping etc but until I live somewhere where that is feasible it seems pointless to have gear. I like motorcycles and cars, and love to travel and snowboard.
fritzsch wrote: In reply to Basil Exposition: Most of my time is studying I like the outdoors, hiking, camping etc but until I live somewhere where that is feasible it seems pointless to have gear. I like motorcycles and cars, and love to travel and snowboard.
Cotton wrote: how much are they willing to spend on you? Maybe they could send you on a weekend trip somewhere.
An airline ticket is a great gift.
Good ideas, it has also come to mind I need another pair of work gloves and a pair of riding gloves would be nice too.
fritzsch wrote: In reply to Basil Exposition: Most of my time is studying I like the outdoors, hiking, camping etc but until I live somewhere where that is feasible it seems pointless to have gear. I like motorcycles and cars, and love to travel and snowboard.
Gift card for college bookstore. Card for gas. Lift tickets for snowboard.
mndsm wrote: You like cheap booze. That means, you'd probably LOVE a good booze.
Or LOTS of cheap booze.
stumpmj wrote: What's wrong with cash? Did we stop giving cash to youngsters?
It lacks any sort of thoughtfulness. A bag of blow and two Asian hookers says "Thinking of you".
Red Wing Iron Rangers. They should be good anytime, anywhere shoes.
Or, a weekend in New Orleans/Miami/Key West. What is the Midwestern equivalent? Where do people go to forget what they just spent all of that money on?
Mitchell wrote: What is the Midwestern equivalent? Where do people go to forget what they just spent all of that money on?
Put-In-Bay, Lake Erie
This weekend is "The Lighting of the Whiskey Light". A time honored tradition signaling the re-opening of another summer season.
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