unusual gifts
unusual gifts
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by Sarah hague - 2007-09-13
When you're little, amidst the tinsel and snow-in-a-can, Stocking Fillers are high on the list of cool things to have at Christmas. Boys and girls simply love Stocking Fillers so why should this...
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by Sarah hague - 2007-10-08
To stop you from trawling the streets looking out for the best presents around and huffing and puffing in the chilly winter air, let Find-Me-A-Gift assist you with our wonderful gift predictions...
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by Sarah hague - 2007-10-09
Our Eye Massager is brilliant for effective relief from stress, headaches and migraines. As seen on Richard and Judy and developed from Chinese acupuncture, massage and magnetic principles, this...
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by Sarah hague - 2007-10-12
Let's face it - 99% of people love chocolate. Cadburys must be rolling in it! If you're tired of the expense your chocolate addiction is costing you and fancy giving yourself and your friends an...
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by Sarah hague - 2007-10-19
Children will go wild for the insane amount of bubbles that flow from the Bubble Bath Machine and adults will adore the relaxing silky soft stream! The gorgeous baby pink durable Bubble Bath Mac...
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by Sarah hague - 2007-10-21
The Radio Controlled Sumo Wrestlers Game is a remarkably funny and challenging battle of bellies! Say Konnichiwa to the sturdy and not-so-slim-line Radio Controlled Sumo Wrestlers! http://www.fi...
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by Sarah hague - 2007-10-21
The Swearing Parrot Key Ring is an absurd bird that's lurching on his Key Ring and ready to pounce on any unsuspecting victim! The colourful, cheery Swearing Parrot Key Ring looks anything but c...
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by Sarah hague - 2007-10-30
The EZ Vision Video Eyewear is the most E-mazing entertainment you'll ever feast your eyes on! Remember those animated picture wheel glasses you used to have when you were a wee one? Well, the t...
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by C Hanker - 2007-12-15
Wedding lists - love them or hate them? Are they a labor-saving device for time-pressed relatives or an exercise in brazen cheek? While you're making up your mind, think of the alternative - buying a ...
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by John Smith - 2008-06-16
What's the smallest you could make tools like screwdrivers and saws before they become useless? If they are too fiddly you won't be able to get any leverage on the tools and they would end up nothing ...
