Christmas present for nerd boyfriend

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Hey! So I am trying to think of some unique christmas gifts for my nerdy boyfriend and i was wondering if you guys could help me out. Our budget is going to be around $30.

I already got him part of his gift which was an Adroid plush

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007IVW0NE/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00 (the green one) haha.

He does not like nerdy tshirts, he is really picky when it comes to clothes. I am having trouble thinking of some cool useful nerdy things he would like that are affordable. Any ideas?

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you should surf around Think Geek for a bit - they have some great stuff... just choose the type of sci-fi that he likes (starwars, game of thrones, lego, etc). The gifts are unique - he's sure to love anything from there.

http://www.thinkgeek.com/

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you should surf around Think Geek for a bit - they have some great stuff... just choose the type of sci-fi that he likes (starwars, game of thrones, lego, etc). The gifts are unique - he's sure to love anything from there.

http://www.thinkgeek.com/

checked there but idk i still feel like i could find something better!!!

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Even if you BF is nerdy, as am I. I wouldn`t buy him exclusively nerdy items. Get him some sweets, a few cans of juice (weird stuff), some nice boxers/briefs. Maybe a USB watch, just normal guy stuff.

Does he have other interests? Is he an artists, does he like make music.

If hes a super nerd then what are his fav movies/books/fantasy ip, play to what you know hes into, and if you dont know that then stop being a bad GF and take interest :p

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