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Man has millions and everything else.. Great man, something simple, creative and thoughtful. 

Thank you. 

 

 
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Fly tying kit. And pattern book. Good hobby 

 
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Does this friend like to drink?
Indivibually wrap 60 airplane bottles of booze. "It's a box of chocolates"
Did this for a friends 50th. He loved it. 
 
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Bake a Pie.
 
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Probably could use a St Christopher medal.
Keep him and his millions safe.
 
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all good ideas. 

Going with the fly tying kit. Good call on that one. Has that figure it out personality and like fishing. 

Thanks boys.

 
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Viagra.

I'm digging the fly tying kit/book idea.

R.I.P. #94 MARSHAWN KNEELAND - DC4L
 
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Your wife and/or girlfriend for the weekend Honeymoon in Las Vegas style 

That gift wreaks of class...

 

oh and what Stu said, plenty of viagra

 
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Quote Originally Posted by zebrakiller:

yeah fly tying kit ................ and i dont fish ever yuck handling bait and fish all squirmy while trying to get hook out of mouth

 

Anybody else just read this?

 
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A casket might be practical.

 
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Booze.

 
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Does he have a known bucket list?

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Quote Originally Posted by packersbackers:

Does he have a known bucket list?

 

He's done everything but I haven't asked. 

Bought a handmade set of Steak knives and forks from Argentina and gave them to him. Turned out to be a big hit. peace_5

 
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A casket might be practical.


Hey "Richard" head, you might need a casket sooner than the rest of us fossils thou I do have more than 1 foot already in the grave. 

BTW - fly tying? I fish and cant believe this is the answer. If he already fly fishes hes got it. If not, wasted stupid present. Really? Is he dead? Sorry, just the truth. Whats next, a backgammon set? Wait till u "whippersnappers" get older. Go with the Bucket List guy. The wife/gf idea is awesome might might have repercussions later. 
A stripper who shows up at the front door never gets old no matter how old you get. 10, 17, 27 1/2, 60, 140 years old. The stripper will always make you happy. My birthday is coming up, anyone want to buy me a present?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Goggles-Pisano:

Quote Originally Posted by bejabbers:

A casket might be practical.
Hey "Richard" head, you might need a casket sooner than the rest of us fossils thou I do have more than 1 foot already in the grave. BTW - fly tying? I fish and cant believe this is the answer. If he already fly fishes hes got it. If not, wasted stupid present. Really? Is he dead? Sorry, just the truth. Whats next, a backgammon set? Wait till u "whippersnappers" get older. Go with the Bucket List guy. The wife/gf idea is awesome might might have repercussions later. A stripper who shows up at the front door never gets old no matter how old you get. 10, 17, 27 1/2, 60, 140 years old. The stripper will always make you happy. My birthday is coming up, anyone want to buy me a present?

 

You're clearly an ol' hornball that isn't getting much lovin'. I'm 35 and i'd rather get the fly tying book, or any book for that matter. A bottle of scotch wouldn't miss the mark either but I'd be pissed if a stripper showed up to my door. If you wanna say you're taking me out for drinks and we end up at a strip club, that's different. I just don't need some skank showing up to dinner.

R.I.P. #94 MARSHAWN KNEELAND - DC4L
 
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Stu your're a class dude. peace_5

 
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Easier to get away with wearing sweatpants if the stripper comes to you
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Goggles-Pisano:

Quote Originally Posted by bejabbers:

A casket might be practical.
Hey "Richard" head, you might need a casket sooner than the rest of us fossils thou I do have more than 1 foot already in the grave. BTW - fly tying? I fish and cant believe this is the answer. If he already fly fishes hes got it. If not, wasted stupid present. Really? Is he dead? Sorry, just the truth. Whats next, a backgammon set? Wait till u "whippersnappers" get older. Go with the Bucket List guy. The wife/gf idea is awesome might might have repercussions later. A stripper who shows up at the front door never gets old no matter how old you get. 10, 17, 27 1/2, 60, 140 years old. The stripper will always make you happy. My birthday is coming up, anyone want to buy me a present?

Hey, NOBODY is older than I am, sport.  I mean, I'm old enough to be carbon dated.  I could go at any minute with my sagging health.   BUT....you gotta have a sense of humor about these morbid things.

 
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I like fishing, and up here in the winter it helps us think of spring in some secluded brook. Building things such as Flies takes time it is meticulous patience to construct and when it’s finished it something meaningful and useful.... 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by faceoff:

You guys have no idea what a 60 year old guy would love to have.... Having millions of dollars is not truly having that much.... If the guy has 20 mil. and above, then the only thing that would be a great gift for him is an 18 year old female college student for a week or two vacation...    LETS BE REAL...   PERIOD....
seriously two things you can not trust when you turn 60 farts or young women both will leave you in a sh!tty situation. What you want the old boy to be child support till he is near 80.....

 
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a man shouldnt give another man a gift. take him out for dinner 
 
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Two tickets to Vegas for you and him. A great meal at Rao's in Vegas and then a night of ? you fill in the blank. I would only do this for a very close friend and my blank would be gambling and then a few drinks a good night sleep followed by the breakfast buffet at the Aria (but many good spots, also Hash House a Go Go).

 
 
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something for his hobby, if there is one.

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