15 Awesomely Stupid Wedding Gifts for Guys Getting Hitched

Salton iPod Grill

This pimped-out George Foreman electric grill combines the sound and the flavor, and can be used to play iPods and other MP3 players. It may seem odd that the iPod docking station is below the grill, but who cares about how grease drippings affect performance? You may also need to register for an indoor stereo, since a grill will look a little odd in the living room come winter. $150.

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Wednesday 28 May

By San

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I think you are missing the best of all... one that is so simple but that can you read so much into it... I gave it to my husband and has been the talk of almost everyone that visits the house.. lol

http://www.uglydoggy.com/2007/04/innocent-present-d.html

I think is perfect for someone that is getting married though.. kind of a reminder.... or a way of saying "are you sure?" without saying anything... the name of the product says it all... lol

Thursday 29 May

By Felicite Smith

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Since 1999, Felicite, a unique gift registry network that allows Registrants to list any gift, for wedding registry, baby registry, or as a gift registry for any occasion. Gifts can be listed from merchants or as Cash Gifts for thinks like honeymoon, new car, or donations to a charity. In 2006 Felicite received a patent for the Partial Purchase which allows the cost of expensive gifts to be shared by many gift givers.For registrants Felicite.com includes social networking features like a photo album, video section, guest book, RSVP, e-notification system

Saturday 12 July

By Johnnie

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Now the wedding's over -- have you ever tried to find a gift for some-one who has everything? Or the special something for a GHASTLY some-one? Today I found the web site for this….they have everything from Sheep Poo and Chamber Pots to Chocolate Ants and Salt and Vinegar Crickets – honestly! Go to http://www.ghastlygifts.com

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