Gift ideas for a cruise, please

[private joker]

My girlfriend is going to Mexico on a cruise for a week with her family. I'd like to get her a little something before she leaves, but I've never been on a cruise and I don't have the first idea what a good gift would be. Since I'm not going to get my girlfriend a bottle of Dramamine (which is what I would need), does anyone have any good ideas?

[rusty JEDI]

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[rusty JEDI]

Girls swimsuits are usually pretty expensive so they dont have as many as they would like to have. You could take her shopping for one, because i wouldnt risk getting the wrong size. Maybe she can run a little fashion show for you.

rJ

[FouTight]

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Girls swimsuits are usually pretty expensive so they dont have as many as they would like to have. You could take her shopping for one, because i wouldnt risk getting the wrong size. Maybe she can run a little fashion show for you.

rJ

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Thats a great idea. Make sure she looks really hot in this swimsuit so that a bunch of other guys are trying to get on her the whole trip.

[jackdaniels]

This is your answer (http://www.lockmeup.com/)

[samjjones]

If you know the cruise line she's going to be on, you can pre-order a bottle of wine or a cheese tray or something and have it sent to her cabin when she is on the ship.

[Shajen]

how's her luggage?

I know, kinda lame, but crappy luggage pisses me off.

Alternately, you could get her a day trip bag or something.

I dunno man, going on a cruise is reward enough for most. Kind of a weird request, hence my weird answer.

[private joker]

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I dunno man, going on a cruise is reward enough for most. Kind of a weird request, hence my weird answer.

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Yeah, I don't want it to be something big. Just a small little token -- like, I dunno, if I were going on a long airplane trip and someone got me new headphones for my iPod, or comfortable slippers to wear on the plane. You know... or if I were going to Oregon in March and someone got me an umbrella. Whatever, I'm the worst at getting gifts/things for people. The point is just to present something to say: "here, enjoy this during the cruise." What do you do on a cruise besides eat, lay on the deck and read books, drink in the lounge, and vomit over the side of the boat?

[Crimson]

Get her magic cones. Here (http://www.magiccones.com)

[4_2_it]

A nice windbreaker. There should be a breeze at night on deck.

[jackdaniels]

See, now I get what you are asking.

You should get her a good carry bag. Aside from what you mentioned a big part of being on a cruise is leaving the ship and enjoying the islands. She will need a bag to carry all her stuff to and from the boat. This bag should be large enough to fit a towel, bottle of water, book, mp3 player, sunblock, camera. You should also get her a small water proof container for cash/cruise ID.

[rusty JEDI]

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Get her magic cones. Here (http://www.magiccones.com)

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Equality has gone too far.

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y10/rJ_/magiccones.jpg

rJ

[mason55]

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Get her magic cones. Here (http://www.magiccones.com)

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Equality has gone too far.

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y10/rJ_/magiccones.jpg

rJ

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The flash demonstration made me horny

[rusty JEDI]

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The flash demonstration made me horny

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Thanks, I had totally missed that.

rJ

[The Goober]

I would go with a bottle of good booze. The drinks at the bar can get really expensive after a while, and there's not much else to do while at sea other than drink. This would be especially good if she (or one of her family members) has a nice cabin with a deck. (they'll probably say that bringing alcohol on board isn't allowed, but they won't dig through her luggage)