Yes. I realize cards against humanity is risque. I stated that as a for instance of what that age has played. One of my college kids has it.
If there were a cleaner version, it would be great fun for our family group to play together.
We have had an electric kettle, a Sherpa blanket, yogurt maker and a Darth Vader talking mask as some of our big hit gifts through the years. The As Seen On TV stuff is often fun.
Or a month of Netflix (I think you can get a giftcard for that) in the bucket with the stuffYou can get a good deal on one of the hit movies of this year during Black Friday, put it in a popcorn bucket, popcorn, soda, theater candy etc and it would be right under $20.
Any of those stainless steel type cups are good (like cheaper versions of Yeti brand) they are gender neutral and good for hot or cold, so they cover a wide range of preferences. Even if someone already has one, an extra isn't bad to have.
Something from the local sports team? Last year I got a snowman plush type thing from our football team, and people fought over it.
Or a month of Netflix (I think you can get a giftcard for that) in the bucket with the stuff
Portable chargers as others have said
Tool Kit-my mother-in-law gives something like this for wedding shower presents sometimes. It is so useful to just have this in the kitchen pantry and it stays organized, even though we have a million tools in the basement, they are a mess and you can never find what you need
https://www.amazon.com/Cartman-Oran...=UTF8&qid=1510759013&sr=8-4&keywords=tool+kit
Some small appliance like a sandwich maker, waffle maker, chocolate fountain, smores maker, ice cream maker, toaster that leaves Mickey Mouse imprint...something that is fun to have but you might not necessarily buy