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"  1. Almost Anything That Took More Than Forty-Three Seconds of Thought 2. Almost Anything Personalized This was the most popular category by far. Gary Rudoren reports, &amp;quot;Every Father&amp;#039;s Day my wife gives me a photo album with pictures of the kids from the past year. Every year it makes my year.&amp;quot; Devon Dale&amp;#039;s boyfriend custom-painted a Lego mini figure to look like her time-traveling alter ego. Daniel Kellagher once got &amp;quot;a book from my then-girlfriend, which she had written as the entire story of our relationship up until that point.&amp;quot; (Also, just so you know: There&amp;#039;s a company in New York that will scan and 3-D-print your private parts. Doesn&amp;#039;t get much more personalized than that.) 5. The Barrage 6. Any Random Thing From a Kid Hilary Ireland&amp;#039;s young son, 7. &amp;quot;A Gigantic Kraken Action Figure from Clash of the Titans&amp;quot; Which Brian Fitz got, and for which he says, &amp;quot;I win.&amp;quot;  Of course he does. MORE: Read the rest from our illuminating, occasionally infuriating, and simply exhaustive guide to giving, originally published in Esquire Weekly, here. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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