A spouse of one of our loyal users contacted me asking me for advise on the type of gift she should get for her husband. The husband, a 34-year-old civil engineer is apparently a nerd with a passion for reading. So, I decided to do a tally and determine what type of gifts engineers would really like. Other that the obvious, such as the one below:
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A real engineer would scoff at a Kindle as a gift because they know all you can do is read books on it. Skip the Kindle and get him/her an iPad
or some other tablet that has more than one function, like being able to add engineering related applications.
Any electronics that I do not currently own.
Funny you showcased a kindle because that is on my want list.
Books and games would be nice as well.
NO CANDLES.
Cheers.
KEN.