What present should i give my grandpa at his 125th birthday?

Question

help me , my grandpa was a soldier in the american army, and he has fought in the 2nd world, war, hes a strong person, and i still have affections for him, hes able to walk, talk, and also tells war stories,which i love,

what kind of gift should i give him tomorrow?

Answer 1

He's 125? He should already have everything by now. Get him some p**n. Old guy probably needs some lovin'.

Answer 2

Got my dad a strippergram on his 80th!! Dressed as a Police woman! He loved it!

Answer 3

you're lying...or your grandpa is lying about the age...crazyyyyy

Answer 4

does your grandpa own very old pictures from the past? if so, scan them, refinish them and then put it on a CD album or print them out and place them in a handmade phote album.

if he owns a very old, precious picture of someone (people) he loved, scan, get a professional to restore the picture, then blow it up to the max (make sure it's still clear enough) then frame it.

handmade phote album could be nice, strong papers wrapped around a cheap store bought album. you could decorate with ribbons or cardboards or whatever. then decorate the inside -- frame the picture of special group pics, cut those corners and glue them on the other pictures, write captions to remind him of what took place in the pic, etc.

Answer 5

a bunch of flowers on his grave will do nicely

Answer 6

Buy him his very own star?  It is an eternal gift and will let him know that he will be remembered forever. You can name it after him and get the certificate framed.  Hard to buy for an elderly gentlemen who has probably had everything in his 125 years.

More than anything, treasure him - you are so lucky to still have him.

Have a lovely day.

:)

Answer 7

if his age is true he would have been too old to have fought in WW2 - sorry i don't believe you!

Answer 8

A calculator

He cant be 125

Answer 9

haha very funny. you just said about an hour ago in one of your questions that ur grandpa was 101 yrs old. he ages fast doesnt he?

Answer 10

A  new   lliquidiser.

Answer 11

Some extra strong viagra.

Answer 12

Some type of photo album might be nice.  As we get older our memories tend to fade.  Seeing pictures of loved ones, past and present , can be a great and lasting gift.  It can include pics of places and even newspaper clips if you can find them.  Some items you might even find on the internet.  He may have some things stored away that someone can help you get and include in the album.

Good luck!

Answer 13

A certificate from the Guinness book of records.

Congrats he's the oldest man in the world. Either that or one of you is full of c**p.

What exactly did he do in WW2? He was mid sixties at the time.

Answer 14

well IF its true  i wish him all the best , but there is no way he could have fought in WW2 he would have been in his 60,s a wee bit too old. can i ask where do you & he come from ?  

Answer 15

Your grandpa is not 125.  The oldest person in the world is Edna Parker, she is 114.

Answer 16

give him the biggest hug and also take him out to dinner

Answer 17

A years subscription to Playboy and Sports Illustrated and a big kiss on the cheek and a stern hand shake followed with a blow up Betty doll. Geez on such short notice it's hard to come up with something substantial.  I would say a special medal you had made up or a personal visit from a political candidate awarding him with something but since it's tomorrow----?  Maybe you can arrange a special mention on a local radio station maybe even call a TV station and submit a Special Interest story and they will give him mention on the tube.  Tell Grand pop's HAPPY BIRTHDAY.  Are you sure he's 125?   Come on Lozza I'm learning.                                        Aki:o  How funny I just looked that up and his Grandpa was 101 YEARS OLD 6 MINUTES AGO.  Good call.

Answer 18

125 wow?

I have no idea. A photo album commemorating his long life.

Answer 19

Give him a kiss from me what a legend!!!!!  

Answer 20

WOW  he lived that long WOW the point: write a poem bout war and stuff he'd like dat.or ???????wow i scored 2 points

Answer 21

make him a photo album loadz of photos of the family and  pets  photos of when he was younger  and of all his grandchildren etc etc etc  

Answer 22

a casket

Answer 23

Whoa. That's really old. xD

But, to be serious, make him something yourself, or go and see if you can find something on your budget that he would *really* enjoy.

Make it good, he's a veteran and he's served the country well! :)

Answer 24

Register him in the Guinness book of world records as the oldest ever living person.

The oldest living person ever was Jeanne Calment a french man who lived to 122 and a half.

And how old are you? You talk like a 12 year old, yet technically you should be about 50 at least. I didn't know peole that old could work computers, unless you were on This Morning with the Silver Surfers.

Im very suspicious that you are either lying or have been lied to. Someone would of noticed hes still alive and suggested you register him as the oldest man person. Mainly the registry office, or if he still lives near where he was born, the church (assuming hes a christian or was baptised. Most Americans are religious)

Answer 25

Are you like 50?. Lozza has a point.

Someone would of noticed that he is the oldest ever living person by a massive margin of 2.5 years.

It's hard to comprehend how in 2.5 years everyone has failed to notice that he is the oldest ever living person ever. Someone that old can't be in perfect health, they would have to go for doctors check ups. The doctor or nurse or gives him his check up would of noticed.

And America is a rather a big country someone who is a neighbour or local would of noticed that he has been alive for quite a long time

.....And if hes 125, he should of been born in 1883.

The American Army did not allow elderly poeple to join the army in WW2. As when WW2 broke out he was 62 by my calclations, which are correct because i checked them.

Please explain this......

If you can explain this, then i recommmend you contact the government straight away, and Guinness World Records. They come and get the proof, then you get a funky certificate in a nice frame and stuff like that if the proof is correct.

P.S. Go freddiem. I would give him a certificate for the world biggest liar too.

And Aki:o) well spotted. He does age quite fast doesn't he.

http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/ind...

I found the question Aki:o) was on about

Hes ages about 25 years in 4 minutes. Thats 6 years a minute. WOW he ages really fast. I hate to think how old he will be tomorrow.

Answer 26

Shake his hand from me

Answer 27

further to "ZCT's" and other answerers answers, your grandfather would have to be have aged between 63 and 69 and therefore too old to be eligible to have fought in the Second World War. He is definitely pulling your leg or you are trying to pull ours.

I would give a certificate for "The Biggest Liar in the World" to at least one of you.

Just remember that the company of a thief is preferable to the company of a liar, you know where you stand with a thief......

Answer 28

give him 125 dollars

and a big hug