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It is. I can't deny it. It went a bit wobbly about twenty years ago, but got patched up.Originally posted by mudskipper View PostAfter 50 years it's pretty impressive if they're still on speaking terms.
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After 50 years it's pretty impressive if they're still on speaking terms.Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostDad doesn't fly, and they seem to be on cruises every other month. Maybe a kilo of gold. It might gain in value by the time I get it back
They're not really into the lovey dovey stuff.
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Dad doesn't fly, and they seem to be on cruises every other month. Maybe a kilo of gold. It might gain in value by the time I get it back
They're not really into the lovey dovey stuff.
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Hand-carved custom lovespoon?
You should be able to include enough symbolism to give a good celebration of their life together.
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hmmmm CUK crimble rendezvous anyone?Originally posted by Troll View Postor if you're a cheapskate
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Send 'em on a cruise out of Southampton or if you're a cheapskateOriginally posted by NotAllThere View PostMy parent's 50th is coming up. I've no idea what to get them. Suggestion?Last edited by Troll; 23 September 2012, 21:31.
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gold prince Albert?
plenty of online jewllers that will do customised items.
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As long as it's Gold, it shouldn't matter. Even better if it's original or specific to something they do together. Depending on how flush you feel, perhaps buying them an all-expenses-paid holiday in Australia's Gold Coast over the Winter season may go down well?Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostMy parent's 50th is coming up. I've no idea what to get them. Suggestion?
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No, I need something that they won't already have, that has particular appropriateness to 50 years of marriage.
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50th Wedding Anniversary present
My parent's 50th is coming up. I've no idea what to get them. Suggestion?Tags: None
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