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Michael darling, you know that I am a professional lady (sigh). Less of the inuendo.


Actually, I am wracking my brains to come up with a gift for James for Valentines day, a gift for the man who has everything.


Has anyone any suggestions at all?


I am at a loss, he has an Ipod, a B & O TV and an Aston. What should I give him?

dulwichmum Wrote:

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> Has anyone any suggestions at all?

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Yes me, you can buy rabbits for men now. I'm intrigued; I don't know anyone who will admit to having one so perhaps you could buy one as, erm, research. I'm pretty certain that Mr DM won't already have one.

dulwichmum Wrote:

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Actually, I am wracking my brains to come up with

> a gift for James for Valentines day, a gift for

> the man who has everything.

>


I always think a monogrammed nit comb says I love you and I won't share you with anything else.

I believe Mappin & Webb have a silver version that they can express to you.

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