Birthdays

Think humour as one. For instance, for Christmas, I gave gift vouchers to my nephews so they could buy their own "clothes", but first off, I gave them a jar of nothing and that was exactly what was written on the front of it.. I've never seen them laugh so much...

For Fathers Day, I put together a basket which I included a bottle of wine, dark chocolate, cheese, biscuits, a huge T-Bone steak, some chilli and as a result of the chilly, a toilet roll, toilet brush because we all know what chilli does.

Think humour and favourites.

To combine what you already have planned with Found Soul's idea about humor, you could find a peculiar looking container and label it the "whine" jar.

How romantic are you?
Give him chits.
One worth a full hour of back rub.
Another worth 30 minutes of fun in a hot tub (Don't have a hot tub? Good. Find one in a nearby hotel.)
How about one for fifteen minutes of foot massage with body lotion?. (He'll think it's stupid until you do it for him once.) ~~PS you'll be asking for the same chit for you at Christmas or your birthday.

You get the idea.

Joe(give him gifts that give him some ideas)Nation

who gives a chit?

Um.
How many chits can a gift chick give if a gift chick would gift chits?

Joe(I can't even say that slowly)Nation

Would the receiver even enjoy getting 25 separate items?

I wouldn't.

Rather than asking random people what they would give, how about thinking about what the person would want and get or comply to that.