Finally, here's my third suggestion for a great father's day present. Dad's like things to play with, but some Dad's get out of the playing with things loop. Therefore you should get your Dad something to play with, but not something that he things might be a bit too childish or "lightweight". Now a Nintendo DSi might be considered to be a bit too "young" by your Dad (or others - though it isn't really), so perhaps a Sony PSP. It's a manly, sophisticated and brilliant system that contains all manner of wizardry to keep him entertained. This sort of thing:

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You might want to pick up a Sony PSP UMD film or two (UMD is the PSP movie disc format), while you're at it so you can make it seem like a more Dad-like console as opposed to a "time waster" of a games machine.

Take a look at these:

There you have it. Three suggestions for brilliant gifts that (almost) any father would be genuinely thrilled to receive on Father's Day 2009. Now, I do appreciate that these are all moderately costly, so if you're a bit strapped for cash, just get him a couple of select DVDs from Play.com who are, in the main, the cheapest DVD retailers about and offer free shipping on all orders. DVDs start from £1.99 for genuinely good movies, so £4 and you're sorted.

If you need more inspiration visit these guys, who have some great fathers day gift ideas:

Happy father's day to your father. Make it a good one for the old boy!

OK, you've seen the Sat Navs, well here's another great idea for a brilliant fathers day gift for 2009.

Another great father's day gift for a Dad who drinks (because I'm taking alcohol, so it would be a bit pointless otherwise) is a good bottle of single malt scotch whisky. Not Bells, not Tesco own brand, a really nice, quality bottle of special single malt that a Dad can really be proud of and can wheel out to impress his friends on special occasions (like father's day!) Here's some of my favorites:

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Remember, these are special occasion single malts and gift sets, not your regular  supermarket stocked malts. If your Dad likes a drink, or keeps a drinks cabinet, he'll be genuinely delighted with a carefully selected single malt whisky. Even if he doesn't drink it himself, he'll know someone who will be most impressed. Even better if you choose a bottle that isn't readily available in every corner shop.

If you need more inspiration visit these guys, who have some great fathers day gift ideas:

Fathers day is nearly upon us again and what to choose!  It always helps to get a bit of inspiration and fortunately there are a lot of great websites out there offering to take the strain out of choosing a great fathers day present. Most have fast and sometimes free shipping and should give you some inspiration beyond mugs, socks and ties for your pops.

Speaking as a father myself, I'd like to think that when my son get's old enough, he'll have a bit more imagination and here is where he can start to look.  Won't be for a while though. Anyway, I thought I'd have a think about what sort of gifts dads would really like this year if they could get anything they "needed" without wishing to be greedy. I always think that a father's day gift should be something that's going to be of use, instead of some last minute rubbish. If my son was old enough (give him 10 years!) and, obviously, wasn't in dire poverty then this is what I would like as a father for fathers day.

First up, if a Dad doesn't have a sat nav then he probably desperately wants one but is too proud to admit it. Us Dads like to think that we could navigate our way throught the Sahara desert using just three lines of directions but in reality, I reckon that a sat nav would make everybody's lives to much easier. Especially yours if you're ever in the passenger seat! Not only do Sat Navs now brilliant route planning and directions, but they also act as MP3 players and many of them connect effortlessly to your in car stereo system to provide superb MP3 playback on the go. Take a look at these babies:

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If your Dad has a car, and doesn't have a sat nav, believe me, he WANTS a sat nav. Even if you have to help him with the techy side of it (not wishing to be condescending), he'll thank you for it!

If you need more inspiration visit these guys, who have some great fathers day gift ideas:

Loads of retailers are currently offering great father's day deals! Too many to list in one post, just take a good look through the links to our favorite retailers on the right of the page and sort your old dad out with something nice. There's still time!

Here's a couple of random things and places we though you might like (or rather, your dad might like for father's day):

1st up, always a good place for a bargain with fast shipping - check out the Play.com father's day gift shop for TONS of fantastic bargain gift ideas.

2nd up, The Fragrance Shop has a special father's day shop - perfect for aftershave and smellies for father's day.

3rd up, Lyle and Scott are selling a stunning range of Vintage designs and by visiting via our site, you also get FREE DELIVERY automatically added to your basket (until June 30th 2010).  All dads love Lyle and Scott, golfing dad or no golfing dad.

4th up, Gizoo have a special Father's day page AND we have a £5  off discount voucher code - just enter: FATHERS10AWIN to get a £5 discount on orders over £20. Expires: 21/06/2010.

Good luck with your father's day shopping, but get a move on!