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    Gifts for Every Type of Dad

    By | Work + Money – Wed, Jun 9, 2010 8:44 PM EDT

    We know, we know. You have no idea what to get the men in your life. They're tough to shop for! But never fear, we've got gift ideas for Father's Day presents that he's sure to love.

    Don't see your dad type here? Check out 5 more gifts from our Father's Day guide.





    For the poker player
    Nope, we're not encouraging poker nights, we're just giving him a chic set of 52 that comes in a shiny case.
    Lacquer box playing cards, $68, jonathanadler.com




    For the bookworm
    Because you just couldn't swing the Kindle. Treat the guy who always has his nose in the books to something special. (It's the thought that counts, right?)
    Perforated bookmark paper, $6, jackspade.com

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    For the old-school charmer
    Don't be fooled, these aren't just your typical pair of Chuck Taylor's. (Although those would be pretty cool, too!) Now you can design and personalize them all on your own. Bright red Converse with "#1 Dad" branded on the heels are sure to steal the show.
    Converse navy Chuck It mesh sneaker, $62, converse.com



    For the gamer
    Indulge his competitive side with a flashback to the '80s. This plug-n-play joystick is loaded with 10 Atari faves and sure to keep him occupied for hours.
    Atari video game kit, $40, fredflare.com

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    For the gadget man
    He's dying for his own set of hot wheels so give him something to take for a spin - desk side, that is. Trust us, this mouse is sure to be the talk around the water cooler.
    White Stealth Street wireless mouse, $45, conranusa.com

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    For the D.I.Y. guy
    His dreams of a microbrewery in his backyard just came true. Treat him to a kit for creating his own beer at home. Cheers!
    Mr. Beer premium home brewery, $49.95, redenvelope.com


    What are you planning on giving Dad this Father's Day? Any big hits from years past?

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