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Gift for 13 year old brother
Hey guys it's my little bro's b'day fast approaching.
He's turning 13 and I want to get him something cool, something constructive that he can have fun with.
That irons out video games.
He's a big fan of Lego, but I think he's growing older now and another Lego set won't particularly change his reality.
I'm thinking some cool clothes, a canvas to paint on (he's got some artistic abilities) and some books. Any good book ideas?
Thanks so much fellow hombres!
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Permalink Reply by Hunter on -
I am 17 and still play with LEGOs. The are fun. Get him something that will take a really long time to build and can also be used to make stuff up from his mind.
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Permalink Reply by Jess Levens on -
A Leatherman or a cool pocket knife
A fishing rod/reel and a few lures/soft baits
Some manly cologne
A gift card to an art store or a store like Bass Pro Shop
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Permalink Reply by Ian Wilson on -
about the cologne... if you give a 13 yr old cologne, you are required to give a speech about "with great power comes great responsibility"
and yeah... Legos are still cool at that age, especially the advanced sets... but those can be expensive.
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Permalink Reply by Casto on -
Legos are still cool at any age, but I have to wait until the kidos are a little older before my excuse to buy them is valid. Can't wait!
Casto
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Permalink Reply by Ian Wilson on
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+1
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Permalink Reply by Jess Levens on
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+1 about the cologne.
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Permalink Reply by Rick Shelton on -
A shaving kit.
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Permalink Reply by Mark-Anthony Rector on -
Hey Man, There's another system out similiar to lego's I can't remember the name of it but its projects they can make
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