Is This A Good Gift For A Guy?

What is a good gift for Valentines Day for a teenage guy?Any ideas?
Is this a good gift?Thanks.

Saves the other's a bite of time :)It looks like it has a map on it's face...if the reciever is into that, he might like it.I'd like it, not for the pattern, but for the mear thought, that and I need a new watch :P

aww watch is too expensive :Shandmade Chocolate?
handmade Cake?

A kiss..?
Or maybe some good ol chocolate.

Replying to #4

...or even something more, maybe? ::)

Can the 3 people above keep it towards the watch?Koy-if the guy has taste cost doesn't matter and he'd have no choice but to accept it...or get shamed for it XDThose things you suggested are neat...but a bit young, he can have those along with the watch :)groh-Same as koyRysio-No need to give out those ideas ::)On topic, I do not know what the person's interest are, but it's something that the normal man wouldn't get.Some might call it geeky (it's a planispere watch) but it's uniquie, if I got it I'd cherish it...even though I wouldn't understand it except for the time.Prehaps you, the poster, can tell us about what some of the likes and dislikes of the person your planning on giving it too, if he's into this stuff and you know it, for sure be my guest.I can only give my opinion if I got it :)

Good suggestion for a gift during that day.
Although some people prefer the digital one.But to be more precise, who's that 'teenage guy'?
your little brother? etc?and thanks for reminding me that important day. :)

You can give him something that he likes that also shows how much you care for him :)

I think instead of giving him a gift, you could invite him for a pizza or something. It would leave more memories than a simple chocolate ::)

Chocolate made by yourself is the best I'd say.

mds64 · #6Can the 3 people above keep it towards the watch?Koy-if the guy has taste cost doesn't matter and he'd have no choice but to accept it...or get shamed for it XDThose things you suggested are neat...but a bit young, he can have those along with the watch :)groh-Same as koyRysio-No need to give out those ideas ::)On topic, I do not know what the person's interest are, but it's something that the normal man wouldn't get.Some might call it geeky (it's a planispere watch) but it's uniquie, if I got it I'd cherish it...even though I wouldn't understand it except for the time.Prehaps you, the poster, can tell us about what some of the likes and dislikes of the person your planning on giving it too, if he's into this stuff and you know it, for sure be my guest.I can only give my opinion if I got it :)

I was serious about my previous post actually.

Anyway, 'sincere' is always a good gift.oh yeah, a handmade one is a good one too. :DI will just give a 'text message' to my gf for this year. ;D

Replying to #11

A bit too simple, but it's the thought that counts.Make it a poem, that way it's better than "happy valintines day"Many friend I knew would have broke up if they got those from their bf's.

ggrroohh · #10Chocolate made by yourself is the best I'd say.
I was serious about my previous post actually.

Like I said, towards watch, also it's a guy...sweets go to the girls, and a kiss...is obvious, what guy doesn't kiss his girl on a regular basis other than those of exceptional distance.

Rysio · #9I think instead of giving him a gift, you could invite him for a pizza or something. It would leave more memories than a simple chocolate ::)

That is more like it :)But a fancy restraunt would be better to impress him :)Depends on budget though of course....I know an easy one, if you get the watch, grab some movie tickets, see a romantic/comady/something you both like (even horror) and present this sometime before/after the movie :)That's so awsome, I'm gonna use that if I ever get the chance :)

.. maybe I should propose her during that day, let see..hmm..anyway, to OP.
The gift that you've posted is a good choice.
but, I'm sure there will be more choice than that.
Try to think what he likes.and I think we should stopped spamming here until the OP reply. ;D

Only if he doesn't currently have a watch.Seems a bit too... unneccessary... for my tastes.

WhiteAndBlue listen. Think of something that you've never done with him.Maybe he wants to go in a place that he never was.Try asking him ''Where is your special place to chill?'' .Then set up a romantic picnic or a table at the place you took him too.Then let nature do it's course ;)

No don't do that. Too many human running a muck now. Think about wrinkly grandmas and smell grandpas if you go that route.

Money

Hand-made Pizza?

Call your boyfriend, tell him to come to your place, be there naked with a ribbon covering parts of yourself.Then just say "Here's your gift".I'm pretty sure he'll enjoy it.

games. seriously, buy him CoD6 or something.