See this at: oompa.com| Added on 12/29/07

Teach your little one the joy of cooking in this gourmet kitchen. Complete with a stove-top, oven, cupboard, and sink making it easy for your chef to clean and put away the dishes after each feast. We love the soft rattle of the salt and pepper... See more

Teach your little one the joy of cooking in this gourmet kitchen. Complete with a stove-top, oven, cupboard, and sink making it easy for your chef to clean and put away the dishes after each feast. We love the soft rattle of the salt and pepper shakers. Also great is the smooth feel of the wood. Included with the kitchen: 2 plates 2 forks 2 knives 1 spatula 1 serving spoon 1 saucepan with lid 1 skillet 1 salt shaker 1 pepper shaker 1 fried egg 1 pizza 1 carrot (splits into halves) 1 cheese slice 2 mushrooms 1 loaf of bread (splits into 4 slices) Made of wood with completely non-toxic, child-friendly paints and finishes. Ships flat. Some adult assembly required. Not intended for children under the age of 3. See less

Highlights: OUR PRICE $99.99

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 12/05/07

Retro Ballistics! In the days before gunpowder (at least in the west), folks had to find new and intriguing ways to throw death and destruction at each other. They started by throwing rocks, then progressed to hurling giant stones, and then to... See more

Retro Ballistics! In the days before gunpowder (at least in the west), folks had to find new and intriguing ways to throw death and destruction at each other. They started by throwing rocks, then progressed to hurling giant stones, and then to flinging boulders. The evolution of the machines used to accomplish this hurling is as intriguing as the things hurled. Many times trash and debris were lobbed over castle walls to rain down upon unsuspecting masses or invading armies. These kits let you bring back all the fun of flinging. Each one can assemble in just a few hours, and provides a fantastic scale model of an actual war weapon of yore. The catapult is perfect for chucking balls of paper and other small objects over cubicle walls. The trebuchet is better for long range targets (like the water cooler or networked printer). And, all you need to put them together are some strong fingers (or pliers), a cutting tool, and glue (not included). All three kits are perfect for showing your... See less

Highlights: $19.99 - $34.99

See this at: thegreenhead.com| Added on 12/05/07

The Living Grapevine Bonsai ($70) lets you bring a little slice of the vineyard to your home or office. This cool 12" bonsai tree is actually a real grapevine capable of producing tiny flowering buds in the spring that become edible grapes. Who... See more

The Living Grapevine Bonsai ($70) lets you bring a little slice of the vineyard to your home or office. This cool 12" bonsai tree is actually a real grapevine capable of producing tiny flowering buds in the spring that become edible grapes. Who knows, maybe you can transform your cubicle or office into a secret winery on the side. See less

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 12/02/07

Finally, WMD* at an affordable price Nobody remembers who started it. Perhaps that guy from HR lobbed a wadded up piece of paper over the cube wall at you? It could have been one of those accounting dudes with the marshmallow-gun. It doesn't matter,... See more

Finally, WMD* at an affordable price Nobody remembers who started it. Perhaps that guy from HR lobbed a wadded up piece of paper over the cube wall at you? It could have been one of those accounting dudes with the marshmallow-gun. It doesn't matter, now. You are armed. The USB Missile Launcher is the latest desktop weapons platform that elevates your status from mere code-monkey or BOFH Sysadmin to a true Digital Dictator. Laugh maniacally while you zero in on your unsuspecting target. Rain down foam punishment upon him with a click of the mouse. Watch as, one by one, three spring-loaded missiles arc 5 to 8 feet gracefully to your quarry. Giggle girlishly at the realistic sound effects with every launch. This launcher can pivot 180 degrees horizontally, and 45 degrees up. Controlled by the included PC software, point the missiles at your foe, and press the big red shiny delicious button on screen. FOOM. The USB Missile Launcher stands approximately seven inches high, is gunmetal grey,... See less

Highlights: $39.99

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 12/02/07

Early in the 21st Century, the Tyrell Corporation advanced robot evolution into the Nexus phase - a being virtually identical to a human - known as a Replicant. They're all around you, even now. That guy next to you? He's a Replicant. How do we know?... See more

Early in the 21st Century, the Tyrell Corporation advanced robot evolution into the Nexus phase - a being virtually identical to a human - known as a Replicant. They're all around you, even now. That guy next to you? He's a Replicant. How do we know? He's walking the streets in the rain with no umbrella. That, and he failed the Voight-Kampff. In the pre-apocalyptic future, the air will be so thick, it will be dark in the middle of the day. Coupled with the almost constant rain, you'll need to find a way to stay dry, and light your way to the noodle shop down the street. Even if you don't live in a quasi-futuristic Los Angeles, and aren't a Blade Runner, you can still have the coolest umbrella on the street. With a push of a button, the shaft lights up, illuminating you and your path. Now, even in the darkest of nights, you're a lot more visible to the cars on the street, making your long walk home through the rain a lot safer. Available in black with white LED's (red coming soon!). See less

Highlights: $24.99

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 12/02/07

Pocket Plant Virtual pets are fun, but sometimes they can be a virtual pain in the virtual backside. You have to virtually feed them and virtually play with them. And yes, they virtually love you, but it's just not the same as real love. But one has... See more

Pocket Plant Virtual pets are fun, but sometimes they can be a virtual pain in the virtual backside. You have to virtually feed them and virtually play with them. And yes, they virtually love you, but it's just not the same as real love. But one has to admit, most virtual pets are easy to carry around, whereas most real pets either won't fit in your pocket (like a dog) or wouldn't survive in your pocket (like a trout). We have the solution: the Mini Pet Cactus. The Mini Pet Cactus will love you unconditionally. All you have to do it is water it once a month for about a minute (instructions on packaging). Each cactus comes with a strap to attach to your jacket, cell phone, etc., so you can take it with you everywhere. Nothing says fun like talking to your cactus in a public place - until security asks you to leave, that is. Want to display your new pet at home or in the office? Try the Mini Pet Cactus Stand (sold separately). It has an adhesive back to attach to a wall, your monitor,... See less

Highlights: $1.99 - $8.99

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 12/02/07

Yummy Theobromine. Caffeine is our favorite stimulant. It is easy to get and comes in many forms. But did you know that Caffeine has a sexy younger cousin. Her name is Theobromine, and she's the tasty little number who puts your mind in a happy place... See more

Yummy Theobromine. Caffeine is our favorite stimulant. It is easy to get and comes in many forms. But did you know that Caffeine has a sexy younger cousin. Her name is Theobromine, and she's the tasty little number who puts your mind in a happy place while you are eating chocolate. Molecularly similar to caffeine, but with just enough differences to make her a much smoother date, Theobromine is slower to burn out of your system and induces gentle, sensual stimulation to your muscular and cardiovascular systems. Grrrrrrrr! The Theobromine molecule is presented in a beautiful magenta against a sumptuous backdrop of a dark chocolate babydoll shirt. Like a raspberry dipped in ganache, this shirt is just waiting to be given to that special someone. In the words of the immortal Barry White, "Your sweetness is my weakness." Dark chocolate, 100% cotton ladies' shirt. Looser cut than a babydoll tee, this is considered a "classic cut". It's styled for women, but is not tight or fitted. 100%... See less

See this at: amazon.com| Added on 11/26/07

Amazon.com Product Description As if the 50mm drivers inside the Skullcandy Hesh headphones didn't provide a big enough sound, the parabolic backing of its ear cups further focus and intensify your choice of music. Hesh features a thick,... See more

Amazon.com Product Description As if the 50mm drivers inside the Skullcandy Hesh headphones didn't provide a big enough sound, the parabolic backing of its ear cups further focus and intensify your choice of music. Hesh features a thick, black-leather padded, over-the-head band with metal outer studs and the Skullcandy logo. The silver ear cups are decorated with logos and skull artwork. The ear pads are made from a soft material called Leather Touch and are designed to fit comfortably around the ear to reduce outside noise. A convenient in-line volume control makes it easy to turn down or totally mute your music without having to fumble for the knob on your music player. The Skullcandy Hesh headphones come with a 6.3mm adapter plug designed to fit most home stereo systems and a headphone travel bag. Product Description With 50mm High Explosive power drivers the Skullcandy HESH will pump sound into your skull with an intensity found in no other headphone. The HESH features the biggest... See less

Highlights: black: $36.99

See this at: amazon.com| Added on 11/26/07

Conn and Hal Iggulden are two brothers who have not forgotten what it was like to be boys. Conn taught for many years before becoming one of the most admired and popular young historical novelists with his Emperor series, based on the life of Julius... See more

Conn and Hal Iggulden are two brothers who have not forgotten what it was like to be boys. Conn taught for many years before becoming one of the most admired and popular young historical novelists with his Emperor series, based on the life of Julius Caesar, and his newly embarked series on Genghis Khan, while Hal is a theater director. We asked Conn about their collaboration. Amazon.com: It's difficult to describe what a phenomenon The Dangerous Book for Boys was in the UK last year. When I would check the bestseller list on our sister site, Amazon.co.uk, there would be, along with your book, which spent much of the year at the top of the list, a half-dozen apparent knockoff books of similar boy knowledge. Clearly, you tapped into something big. What do you think it was? Iggulden: In a word, fathers. I am one myself and I think we've become aware that the whole "health and safety" overprotective culture isn't doing our sons any favors. Boys need to learn about risk. They need to fall... See less

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