lnxjenn's Wish List

Added on 11/14/07

They'll never have a dull musical moment once they perch these monkey or penguin speakers on their desk or bookshelf. Each animal's fuzzy coat surrounds a full-range speaker and volume control for clear, habitat-shaking sound. * plug-and-play design... See more

They'll never have a dull musical moment once they perch these monkey or penguin speakers on their desk or bookshelf. Each animal's fuzzy coat surrounds a full-range speaker and volume control for clear, habitat-shaking sound. * plug-and-play design works with a laptop, iPod®, CD or MP3 player—any media player with a headphone jack for audio output * can be powered either by 2 AA batteries (available separately) or with a USB port * speakers measure approximately 5" high * amplifier included * offered in monkeys or penguins. see below for available styles * recommended for ages 6 and up See less

Highlights: $25

Added on 11/13/07

When it comes to relaxing, the cheerful Fatboy bean bag is your friend for life. Sit, recline, flop, chill, sleep, eat, dream or play X-box all day, the Fatboy deserves a place in every living room, bedroom and hip office and they work just as well... See more

When it comes to relaxing, the cheerful Fatboy bean bag is your friend for life. Sit, recline, flop, chill, sleep, eat, dream or play X-box all day, the Fatboy deserves a place in every living room, bedroom and hip office and they work just as well in a family home or a student pad. Available in various styles and colours to fit your mood and your home, the Fatboy's nylon-coated exterior fabric is water and stain resistant and wipes clean with a damp cloth! See less

Highlights: £149.00

Added on 11/09/07

Droids Love Trash... Who Knew? Trash is just not that cool. Not only can it be dirty and odorous but it's simply low-tech and boring. At least that's what we used to think... until we saw this amazing R2-D2 Trashcan and learned to love trash. This... See more

Droids Love Trash... Who Knew? Trash is just not that cool. Not only can it be dirty and odorous but it's simply low-tech and boring. At least that's what we used to think... until we saw this amazing R2-D2 Trashcan and learned to love trash. This stylish trash receptacle is imported from Japan and is an incredibly detailed replica of R2-D2. Step on R2's center "foot" and his dome swings wide to collect your expired TPS reports and leftover wookie dung. In fact here at the ThinkGeek rebel base we've been generating extra waste just for the pleasure of disposing it inside our favorite droid. Everything was going great until we emptied the trash and accidentally discarded some Death Star plans... then the Rebel Massassi Outpost on the fourth moon of Yavin got destroyed and things just went downhill from there. See less

Highlights: $149.99

Added on 11/09/07

You Know Who Shot First! There's a great little bar if you are ever on Tatooine where not only do people not know your name, but they might try to kill you if you ask theirs. Wuher is the bartender and he's really the greatest this side of the Kessel... See more

You Know Who Shot First! There's a great little bar if you are ever on Tatooine where not only do people not know your name, but they might try to kill you if you ask theirs. Wuher is the bartender and he's really the greatest this side of the Kessel Run (tell him ThinkGeek sent you and you'll get a free order of nachos!) Sure sometimes the clientele is a little questionable, but that's half the fun right? And if it's not crowded, you can see the famous booth - the one where Luke Skywalker hired Han Solo and began a partnership that would become legendary. But before that, Han had to take care of some unfinished business with Greedo. An argument, a blaster...you know the rest. These poly-resin bookends celebrate the last few seconds of Greedo's life. Sculpted by the masters at Gentle Giant Studios, you might begin to believe you really have a tiny Harrison Ford holding your books up. Molded to look like the table runs through whatever the bookends are surrounding, these bookends are... See less

Added on 11/09/07

Widescreen Photo Frame Intimidates your HDTV In 1953 the first widescreen movie wowed theater audiences by providing a vastly superior experience to squinting at a mostly square B&W image on that incredible new device... the Television. Suddenly... See more

Widescreen Photo Frame Intimidates your HDTV In 1953 the first widescreen movie wowed theater audiences by providing a vastly superior experience to squinting at a mostly square B&W image on that incredible new device... the Television. Suddenly people all over the world realized one critical truth - "Wider really is Better". Skip forward over half a century to the present... widescreen TVs are in every home and ThinkGeek offers you this fine 7" Widescreen Digital Photo Frame. Coincidence? We think not. Display your photos a-la-widescreen and appeal to your geeky side with the cool USB host feature that allows you to pull images from a USB thumbdrive or external USB hard drive. Of course you get the standard support for a myriad of media cards... including the one your digital camera uses. Plug n' view capabilities mean the photos start playing the moment you insert a media card... plus you get a handy remote, smooth cross-fades between images and support for videos and MP3 files for... See less

Highlights: $99.99

Added on 11/09/07

Tips & Tricks for Using Your Brain The brain is a fearsomely complex information-processing environment--one that often eludes our ability to understand it. At any given time, the brain is collecting, filtering, and analyzing information and, in... See more

Tips & Tricks for Using Your Brain The brain is a fearsomely complex information-processing environment--one that often eludes our ability to understand it. At any given time, the brain is collecting, filtering, and analyzing information and, in response, performing countless intricate processes, some of which are automatic, some voluntary, some conscious, and some unconscious. And, it's squishy. Mind Hacks is a collection of probes into the moment-by-moment works of the brain. Using cognitive neuroscience, these experiments, tricks, and tips related to vision, motor skills, attention (we at ThinkGeek have very good attention spa…ooh, a butterfly), cognition, subliminal perception, and more throw light on how the human brain works. Each hack examines specific operations of the brain. By seeing how the brain responds, we pick up clues about the architecture and design of the brain, learning a little bit more about how the brain is put together. Among the 100 hacks in this book, you'll... See less

Highlights: $22.99

Added on 11/09/07

Increasing Success By Lowering Expectations... This year ThinkGeek teamed up with the geniuses at Despair, Inc. to bring you a custom 2007 calendar. Each calendar is a work of staggering depression and includes twelve Demotivators (see below for... See more

Increasing Success By Lowering Expectations... This year ThinkGeek teamed up with the geniuses at Despair, Inc. to bring you a custom 2007 calendar. Each calendar is a work of staggering depression and includes twelve Demotivators (see below for specifics). Each calendar is also chock filled with a plethora of depressing dates. We've meticulously combed through the annals of important techie dates and presents them to you in this one-of-a-kind 2007 calendar from Despair, Inc. and ThinkGeek. This 2007 Calendar is simply the perfect gift for the person who has everything, but still isnt happy about it! Some sample dates of import: * August 4th, 1997 - Skynet goes online. After starting a nuclear war, sends Terminators into the past. * May 22nd, 1973 - Ethernet invented. Thus begins the ascendancy of the geek. * September 19th - Talk like a pirate day. * March 10th, 2000 - The Dot Com Bubble bursts. ROFLCOPTER. * July 9th, 1982 - Theatrical release of TRON. Always remember arcade culture.... See less

Highlights: $15.99

Added on 11/09/07

An Artistic Approximation Of Pi What is Pi? Some might define it as the ratio of a circle's circumference divided by its diameter. Others might think it's an irrational number that's impossible to know completely. Still others might think it's a... See more

An Artistic Approximation Of Pi What is Pi? Some might define it as the ratio of a circle's circumference divided by its diameter. Others might think it's an irrational number that's impossible to know completely. Still others might think it's a mystical, transcendental, almighty number that will only finally be revealed when society as a whole puts on a bunch of purple felt jump suits and hitches a ride on a nearby comet. Those people aren't reading this description though. They are browsing the howtothinklikeaflower.com website. But we digress... We here at ThinkGeek like to think of Pi as a way to help you come up with creative reasons to spend your hard earned cash on a T-shirt. Quick question. When is Pi day? March 14th of course. Think about that for a second. Now, while still mesmerized, drop this shirt into your shopping cart. Navy blue 100% cotton babydoll tshirt. Stretchy and fitted, not baggy like the guys' stuff! Pi symbol printed on the front in white. The first 4493... See less

Highlights: $17.99

Added on 11/09/07

We Didn't Expect the Spanish Inquisition But enough about us. Let's talk about you. You and your many assets. You understand ThinkGeek's t-shirts and frequently have to explain them to your friends. You can take apart and reassemble any given... See more

We Didn't Expect the Spanish Inquisition But enough about us. Let's talk about you. You and your many assets. You understand ThinkGeek's t-shirts and frequently have to explain them to your friends. You can take apart and reassemble any given computer and not accidentally leave some unidentified part in the middle of the floor. You can't imagine any part of your answer to a question about geographical education employing the phrase, "The Iraq." As an added bonus, you come equipped with huge... tracts of land. If you know what we mean. Nudge, nudge. Say no more. Note that we printed this on a different shirt than most of our ladies' styles in order to accommodate greater expanse of ... *ahem* ... land. Looser cut than a babydoll tee, this shirt is considered a "classic cut." It's styled for women, but is not tight or fitted. Huge Tracts of Land printed in a pink Medieval-style font on a plum-colored women's tee. For sizing info, see below: See less

Added on 11/09/07

Godzilla size frame ATTACK! When this 15" Digital Photo Frame arrived at the ThinkGeek world headquarters of doom we thought to ourselves "That is one huge-ass photo frame"... and we're thinking that you're going to feel the exact same way when... See more

Godzilla size frame ATTACK! When this 15" Digital Photo Frame arrived at the ThinkGeek world headquarters of doom we thought to ourselves "That is one huge-ass photo frame"... and we're thinking that you're going to feel the exact same way when you're viewing sumo wrestling snapshots from your Tokyo vacation from across the room without squinting. But hey big isn't everything... you need to have the moves to back it up. Luckily the 15" Gigantor Digital Photo Frame really delivers with a sharp 1024x768 resolution, built-in speakers, support for 8 different media types including USB thumbdrives, and MPEG Video & MP3 playback all at a reasonable-size price. While your geek friends are boasting about their paltry 8" photo frames... whip out this gigantor frame and shut them up in seconds. See less

Highlights: $249.99

Added on 11/09/07

Cutest Storage Devices in the Galaxy Mimobots are a cute mashup of designer toys and USB storage devices. We originally carried these nifty monster-style thumb drives a couple of years ago at ThinkGeek, but when we heard that Mimoco (the somewhat... See more

Cutest Storage Devices in the Galaxy Mimobots are a cute mashup of designer toys and USB storage devices. We originally carried these nifty monster-style thumb drives a couple of years ago at ThinkGeek, but when we heard that Mimoco (the somewhat insane creators of Mimobots) had secured an official Star Wars license we really perked up. It turns out that Mimobots + Star Wars = Some pretty sweet collectable USB Thumb Drives. Choose from Darth Vader, Chewbacca, R2-D2, or Stormtrooper. All are cute, limited edition, and can store up to 2GB of data while protecting it with the force. See less

Added on 11/09/07

A favorite at quirky shops around the states, the Welcome In Binary Floor/Door Mat is not only pretty and artistic, but it actually reads 'welcome' in binary code. "Your UPS delivery guy is going to think it's just a cool, funky, retro pattern," says... See more

A favorite at quirky shops around the states, the Welcome In Binary Floor/Door Mat is not only pretty and artistic, but it actually reads 'welcome' in binary code. "Your UPS delivery guy is going to think it's just a cool, funky, retro pattern," says ThinkGeek. "And he'll be right. But your uncle from NASA will see that pattern as a collection of seven other patterns at which point he'll quickly decode the message, chuckle, and slap the knocker on your door." ($39.99) The Numbra House Number System created by designer Matt Carr is an inexpensive and classic way to infuse your life with a little techie-ness. The numbers come with adjustable tabs for customizing numbers and can be reversed to expose either brushed metal or black finish. ($11) See less

Added on 11/09/07

I'm not dumb. I get binary jokes... Many of you have asked us to create a new version of the ThinkGeek classic 'You are dumb' t-shirt. As loyal fans of our loyal fans, we have done precisely that. Hope you enjoy... Heavyweight 100% cotton babydoll... See more

I'm not dumb. I get binary jokes... Many of you have asked us to create a new version of the ThinkGeek classic 'You are dumb' t-shirt. As loyal fans of our loyal fans, we have done precisely that. Hope you enjoy... Heavyweight 100% cotton babydoll style black t-shirts with binary code 'dripping' down the tshirt. There are three sequences of code which stick out from the background. Together, these three sequences spell out 'you are dumb' in ascii binary. The background just repeats 'repeating background' in the same ascii binary. Heh. 100% cotton ladies' shirt. Stretchy and fitted, not baggy like the guys' stuff! See less

Added on 11/09/07

We realize this gorgeous Swiss Army knife, with a built-in USB flash drive, is probably causing you to become very excited and thus filling you with an almost uncontrollable urge to immediately add this item to your cart (and hey, we certainly won't... See more

We realize this gorgeous Swiss Army knife, with a built-in USB flash drive, is probably causing you to become very excited and thus filling you with an almost uncontrollable urge to immediately add this item to your cart (and hey, we certainly won't stop you). This is a geek's dream gadget brought to life - and with very little standing between you and your acqui