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LACE wrote:well i've got 3 girls to buy for..ages 5-9. i highly recommend the eyewitness series of books for kids about space, engineering, civilizations, history or anything subject you'd think would hold their interest..

I thought the ones about space and science and stuff were cool when I was a kid.

nowaysj wrote:Was just thinking of you. Don't be a stranger

Aww. Didn't think anyone cared

I got a monkey and octopus for my baby nephew. They are both super cute. The time for science will come, eventually.

ch3 wrote:I got a monkey and octopus for my baby nephew.

If anything, it should make for a good fight.

OGLemon wrote:anal beads

i was wondering how long would it take for someone to post this

not bad, not bad

johney wrote:

OGLemon wrote:anal beads

i was wondering how long would it take for someone to post this

not bad, not bad

1+ on science/space books and encyclopedias with lots of pics, loved that as a kid

Buy DMZ001. Thats all.

johney wrote: 1+ on science/space books and encyclopedias with lots of pics, loved that as a kid

Same here. I used to love biology ones too. I remember being bought this magazine when I was really young where each issue came with parts of a model of the human anatomy. Each issue would come with an organ for example and I just remember learning a lot and being totally fascinated by it all. Ancient Egypt was another massive interest for me when I was young.. As well as the typical obsession with dinosaurs .

Oh and I also remember a currency of the world magazine where each issue would alternate between a coin and banknote in foreign currency. I had this master plan to save up all the notes (e.g. $5000 note in currency from Mozambique) and exchange them all to become rich ...As you can imagine, the concept of exchange rates was a fatal blow to my childhood dream.

Laurel & Hardy boxset

give them something weird & funny.

i gave my 8 year niece two mangoes (she likes them) for her bday and it's a much more memorable gift then the dumb doll i gave her too...

prisoner wrote:give them something weird & funny.

i gave my 8 year niece two mangoes (she likes them) for her bday and it's a much more memorable gift then the dumb doll i gave her too...

My cousin got a cabbage for his 22nd b-day.

Also one of these.

TheIntrospectionist wrote:

johney wrote: As well as the typical obsession with dinosaurs .

The 90s were all about dinosaurs as I remember. Me and my mates were completely obssesed

I bought him a toy TARDIS and a Dalek.

It hasn't arrived yet and I have to leave London on Monday.

wolf89 wrote:

LACE wrote:well i've got 3 girls to buy for..ages 5-9. i highly recommend the eyewitness series of books for kids about space, engineering, civilizations, history or anything subject you'd think would hold their interest..

I thought the ones about space and science and stuff were cool when I was a kid.

same. i truly enjoyed reading these and learning new things about the world before the extreme cynicism set in

Get him some sandy chinos and a supreme cap. Won't be long til he's old enough to go to his first five panel rave