Prezzy for 15 yr old?
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OK, I'm a bit stuck for what to get the son this year.
Price range vaguely 50 quid if it's pure leisure, maybe 100 if it encourages something or is useful (long-termers might remember he's a bit of a lazy screen addict).
Earlier presents, most recent first, were
Mountainbike (stupidly expensive, but bearable)
Telescope
G-shock watch
I know he wants disc brakes for the bike, but I think he wants them to boast to everyone else he's got them, rather than because he needs them. I might consider a pair of hubs with the right mountings, he hasn't even realised he needs them first...
He's got a mobile phone and discman. Wants a Creative Zen MP3 player this week (will probably have forgotten it in a month).
Also considering a pass for him to go to the cinema, esp if it saves me money on tickets each week
Oh btw, for those who contributed to the Which Footwear saga - we agreed on a pair of Timberlands, which he's very happy with. Said he turned up at a party and his mates were dressed up as Snoop Dogg with no-name high-fashion footwear and started dissing his. He replied that he was wearing quality stuff with a reputation, unlike their cheap market-stall crap. They shut up
Any ideas? (Video games are out, sorry!)
Brendan (killjoy parent as ever)
Price range vaguely 50 quid if it's pure leisure, maybe 100 if it encourages something or is useful (long-termers might remember he's a bit of a lazy screen addict).
Earlier presents, most recent first, were
Mountainbike (stupidly expensive, but bearable)
Telescope
G-shock watch
I know he wants disc brakes for the bike, but I think he wants them to boast to everyone else he's got them, rather than because he needs them. I might consider a pair of hubs with the right mountings, he hasn't even realised he needs them first...
He's got a mobile phone and discman. Wants a Creative Zen MP3 player this week (will probably have forgotten it in a month).
Also considering a pass for him to go to the cinema, esp if it saves me money on tickets each week

Oh btw, for those who contributed to the Which Footwear saga - we agreed on a pair of Timberlands, which he's very happy with. Said he turned up at a party and his mates were dressed up as Snoop Dogg with no-name high-fashion footwear and started dissing his. He replied that he was wearing quality stuff with a reputation, unlike their cheap market-stall crap. They shut up

Any ideas? (Video games are out, sorry!)
Brendan (killjoy parent as ever)
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