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Give her a pearl necklace.

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Give her a pearl necklace.

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Beat me to it. I second the motion.

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Give her a pearl necklace.

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Only the 11th reply, not too bad, OOT can do better.

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Chicks look great in jerseys.

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rover,
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vibrator. if she likes it she's a keeper, if she doesn't and dumps you, she'll need it.

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If you really want to spend $300, look into getting her a kimono.

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something golden? Or maybe something that helps her maintain cleanliness, you know, like a shower?

Or some combination?

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However, the gifts don't need to be too serious-

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$100-$300 for either one or a series of gifts.


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Agreed.

By the way my suggestion would be nipple clips.

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can you get a decent piece of art for a couple hunderd dollars?

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Funny thing was, I dunno why, reading that she was into art made me think of getting her a nice frame or frame/lighting set-up for a favorite poster or painting of hers.

But she'd have to really be into art not to think that was a huge bore.

If she was, though, every time she looked at the artwork it would make her even happier about a thing she was fond of, and remind her of you. Good associations there.

Just a thought, though. I'm sure most women would find that very boring unless they really serious are into their art. And there's nothing "romantic" about it.