Anyone got any ideas for presents?

[BigMac]

For a 15 yrs old girl, please.

[sleepyj]

how much you got to spend ?

[babscartland]

a box of maltesers

[Octavius]

iPod or TopShop/HMV vouchers

[sleepyj]

vouchers are the best . get what she wants then .

[Octavius]

So, �any ideas� gets one or two stars?
Answer your own question then

[BigMac]

Octavius - am I so obviously stupid that I had not considered vouchers?

You got 2 stars for being mildly constructive, unlike others. I awarded one star for bothering. Three stars will go to the one(s) who are even more constructive, inventive or imaginative than you.

Perhaps next time I won't bother to rate answers and just wait for the abuse.

[Octavius]

BigMac, I don�t know, you asked the question. Are you that stupid? Obviously?

For more constructive answers perhaps you could advise:

Budget
Relationship (girlfriend, sister, niece, daughter, friend�s daughter etc)
A broad reference to what she might be into (makeup, music, fashion)
Are you looking for safe, exciting or extravagant?

[Athley]

Has she got a mobile phone? If yes then a Mo Pod would be good you attach them to a bag or jeans and they spin and light up when you have a phone call.

Firebox.com sell them only 4.95.

:o)

[PinkFizz]

Case for mobile phone
Make-up kit
Young perfume like Miss Sixty
Underwear
Nail varnish set
Cd of fav artist/group
Tickets for band if wanting to spend more

[keirah]

when my sister was 15 (2 years ago) i bought her �300 worth of topshop vouchers and some money depends on really what your budget is what your relationship with her is and what she is in to

[Octavius]

Book her a trip on here for her 17th.

http://www.virgingalactic.com/htmlsite/book.ht m

[mrs_overall]

You don't mention your budget. If you want something cheap and cheerful I recommend a juggling balls kit. I bought one as an Xmas stocking filler for �5.99 for my 16 year old daughter and she's used it everyday since she got it.