Reddit mentions of GameScience Role Playing Dice - D100 Opaque Black & White Spherical Dice / Die - ZOCCHIHEDRON

Too many dice is not a thing. You could also look at novelty dice. A player got me a D100 once. It pretty much looks like a golf ball and it's highly impractical, but it's pretty cool and I have it on display on a shelf. Another player got me an oversized D20 that I placed next to it.

Aside from that, if you know what your DM is into outside of gaming, get something related to that. I had a DM who was obsessed with Spider Man so I got him a Spidey T-shirt one year. Worst comes to worst, bake something.

I kind of have a love/hate relationship with the holidays. These days, they feel like a major hassle and inconvenience to my life. The only holiday I actually like has become Thanksgiving because I use it as a day to write up a big long public letter to my friends that I share via Facebook and email (to those of my friends/family without Facebook). I individually thank every friend I have for memories and ways they've contributions to my life in terms of personal growth and support. I only have about 40 people on my FB friends list, and about 50 people total in the message. I usually start on it a few days before, but I've been writing parts of it already this month...

To me, I've tried to approach Thanksgiving as the holiday to care about. I like the thought of a day based around, what's supposed to be, appreciation for people and life. It's possibly the most undepressing day of my life, because it's an excuse to give mass gratitude that wouldn't seem socially misplaced on any other day of the year. People are least likely to think it's weird, isn't that sad?

As for every other holiday, I mostly want to be alone. I spent my birthday alone this year, I wish I could spend Christmas alone... It's a day of overly forced family bonding, it feels. Considering how often I can see half my family, as /u/allischa said in these comments, why don't you just spend time with me on a different day? Christmas is a day like any other. I like giving Christmas cards, but I don't want to have to get everyone something just because they're in my life on that day. I do things for others throughout the year, I don't often think twice about buying something my friend might like if the price is right and know they might need/really really want. Usually it'll be given with a "Thanks for <whatever>" so it doesn't come off as just doing it to buy a friendship that isn't there. Again though, I can't afford Christmas. What I want to do is tell my family I'm spending Christmas with one of my friends and tell my friends that I'm spending it with my family. That way, I can have a quiet Christmas enjoying cocoa and black and white movies. I want others to spend time with people other than me, I see most of them enough as it is. I also hate having to act surprised when I get gifts from others. I'm not asking for anything and, though I appreciate the thought, I have a hard time getting excited about things I don't need (even if they're great gifts). Not to say I haven't been genuinely happy with things like my friend buying me a zocchihedron because I was infatuated with its existence, AND it didn't cost $50.00 when she bought it for me... that's insane. It was thoughtful, and cheap, and I appreciated that more than the expensive shit I was given growing up.