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Christmas Gift Essentials For Weirdos

Gift ideas for people with an unconventional taste in presents.

Hinal Pujara
Dec 27, 2016
Wheeling, West Virginia
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Christmas Gift Essentials For Weirdos

Most people would enjoy a holiday scented candle or a pair of fuzzy socks for the winter season, but not me. I'd much rather receive a gift card to Chipotle. So here's some ideas on what to gift your friend if they have an unconventional taste in presents.

1. Tina Belcher Action Figure

Bob's Burgers is one of my favorite TV shows, and the obsession has gone so far that I've started calling myself Tina Belcher (peep my finsta). Receiving a Funko Pop Animation is more than what I needed this Christmas season. Bless my friends.

2. Homemade Guacamole

Guacamole is the bomb diggity, and if you disagree, you're wrong. Quite honestly, I'd appreciate a big bowl of guac with a side of Tostitos scoops.

3. Flamin' Hot Cheetos

Recently, I have become OBSESSED with Flamin' Hot chips. It's honestly a problem. My friends are concerned, but I just can't stop.

4. Slime

This one mostly applies to my weird friends who enjoy making different types of slimes and "thwacking" the squishy solid. To make this gift festive, try red food coloring with a clear sparkly glue.

5. Princeton Review books

With the AP and ACT season coming up, it's probably not a bad idea to start studying up now.

6. Chewing Gum

A pack of spearmint gum is essential for the school days, and if you chew as much as I do, you probably run out quickly and are always in need of more. So hook us up with that 5 gum fix.

7. Back Brace

My mom has already gifted me this because she says I have poor posture. I guess she's right. I do slouch a bit.


And there you have it. Just some random gifts that anyone with a cooky flare might enjoy. Happy Holidays!

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