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See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 05/22/08

Droids Make the Best Pepper Not that you've noticed... but all fine restaurants on Tatooine feature R2-D2 pepper grinders. Usually after you order your salad of Dagobah greens a Wookie will come around and offer you some fresh ground pepper from one... See more

Droids Make the Best Pepper Not that you've noticed... but all fine restaurants on Tatooine feature R2-D2 pepper grinders. Usually after you order your salad of Dagobah greens a Wookie will come around and offer you some fresh ground pepper from one of these handy droid-based mills. Word to the wise... never refuse a Wookie. Fortunately for you we've managed to pilfer a few hundred R2-D2 pepper mills from eateries all over Tatooine for your spice grinding pleasure. Simply twist R2's head and he deposits pepper onto your food. Hey, it's not a glamorous job for a droid... but much better than being abducted by Jawas. See less

Highlights: $19.99

See this at: retrotogo.com| Added on 05/22/08

Remember life before the internet? It did indeed exist, with our knowledge of the world coming not from Wikipedia, but from books, magazines and fact-based TV shows like Arthur C. Clarke's Mysterious World, an early 80s TV series described as 'an... See more

Remember life before the internet? It did indeed exist, with our knowledge of the world coming not from Wikipedia, but from books, magazines and fact-based TV shows like Arthur C. Clarke's Mysterious World, an early 80s TV series described as 'an investigation into the world of the paranormal'. Arthur C. Clarke (as he never ceases to remind you) is the writer of 2001: Space Odyssey and pioneer of the communications satellite. But back in the 80s, he was retired and living in Sri Lanka, spending his days playing table tennis in high-waisted trousers. And bringing the world of the strange to our TV screens. In truth, there's not much Arthur here - he introduces it, sums up at the end and occasionally pops up when some comment is needed. Apart fro that, this is just well-made factual TV, voiced by veteran newsreader Gordon Honeycombe and researched by a strong team headed up by the star of the current UK tax ads, Adam Hart-Davis. And that level of quality means the show is still very... See less

See this at: redhotphones.com| Added on 05/22/08

BELL: working Availability: Usually ships the next business day. APPROVED BY COMMISSIONER GORDON. Heavy-duty traditional desk phone with dial replaced by blank plate, and bell disconnected if you prefer a silent signal. Neon light flashes when call... See more

BELL: working Availability: Usually ships the next business day. APPROVED BY COMMISSIONER GORDON. Heavy-duty traditional desk phone with dial replaced by blank plate, and bell disconnected if you prefer a silent signal. Neon light flashes when call comes in. No external power or battery required. Bright red phone with red color lens centered within chrome ring. Brand-new. Two-year warranty. Assembled in the USA. Normally used for answer-only, but can make calls if connected to a phone system with memory dialing, or a ring-down circuit. Batman photo from Archive Photos. Thanks. Our BatPhone was inspired by the Batman character co-created by artist Bob Kane and writer Bill Finger that appeared in Detective Comics, DC Comics, on ABC television, and in movies and cartoons. We have no relationship with or sanction from any of them. IMPORTANT: We test these phones on a standard AT&T analog phone line, on Cablevision VoIP phone service, on an industry-standard telephone tester, and on a... See less

See this at: kitsch.co.uk| Added on 05/22/08

Quick Buy Guide: 1. Find a gift - 2. Click "Add to shopping cart". 3. To complete click on "CHECK OUT (to continue shopping click "Confirm" - this will take you back to the last item ordered). To amend / delete or change your order click on "VIEW... See more

Quick Buy Guide: 1. Find a gift - 2. Click "Add to shopping cart". 3. To complete click on "CHECK OUT (to continue shopping click "Confirm" - this will take you back to the last item ordered). To amend / delete or change your order click on "VIEW CART" before you complete your order. See less

See this at: asos.com| Added on 05/22/08

PRODUCT95% cotton, 5% elastane Presented in a branded box CAREMachine wash at 40 degrees, iron on a low heat setting Product Code: MCXAB215852

PRODUCT95% cotton, 5% elastane Presented in a branded box CAREMachine wash at 40 degrees, iron on a low heat setting Product Code: MCXAB215852 See less

Highlights: £18.00

See this at: deepdiscount.com| Added on 04/04/08

Going boldly where no man had gone before, Gene Roddenberry's cult phenomenon STAR TREK debuted in 1966 and reflected that decade's optimistic preoccupation with space travel. Set in the 23rd century, the series chronicled the intergalactic... See more

Going boldly where no man had gone before, Gene Roddenberry's cult phenomenon STAR TREK debuted in 1966 and reflected that decade's optimistic preoccupation with space travel. Set in the 23rd century, the series chronicled the intergalactic adventures of the U.S.S. Enterprise on its five-year mission to explore the outer reaches of space. Encountering a now-iconic assembly of innovative alien life forms such as the Klingons, Romulans, Tribbles, and Khan Noonian Singh, the ship's jumpsuited crew was a then unheard-of font of multiculturism: Asian Sulu (George Takei), African-American Uhura (Nichelle Nichols), and Scotsman Montgomery Scott (James Doohan). But it was the contrasting personalities of cooly logical Vulcan Mr. Spock (Leonard Nimoy), emotionally intuitive medical officer Leonard "Bones" McCoy (DeForest Kelley), and womanizing ship captain James T. Kirk (William Shatner in definitive overacting mode) that lent the series much of its charm--and spawned a rabid cult following... See less

Highlights: $71.86

See this at: deepdiscount.com| Added on 04/04/08

Going boldly where no man had gone before, Gene Roddenberry's cult phenomenon STAR TREK debuted in 1966 and reflected that decade's optimistic preoccupation with space travel. Set in the 23rd century, the series chronicled the intergalactic... See more

Going boldly where no man had gone before, Gene Roddenberry's cult phenomenon STAR TREK debuted in 1966 and reflected that decade's optimistic preoccupation with space travel. Set in the 23rd century, the series chronicled the intergalactic adventures of the U.S.S. Enterprise on its five-year mission to explore the outer reaches of space. Encountering a now-iconic assembly of innovative alien life forms such as the Klingons, Romulans, Tribbles, and Khan Noonian Singh, the ship's jumpsuited crew was a then unheard-of font of multiculturism: Asian Sulu (George Takei), African-American Uhura (Nichelle Nichols), and Scotsman Montgomery Scott (James Doohan). But it was the contrasting personalities of cooly logical Vulcan Mr. Spock (Leonard Nimoy), emotionally intuitive medical officer Leonard "Bones" McCoy (DeForest Kelley), and womanizing ship captain James T. Kirk (William Shatner in definitive overacting mode) that lent the series much of its charm--and spawned a rabid cult following... See less

Highlights: $10.33

See this at: momastore.org| Added on 04/02/08

Arik Levy, 2006 Prop open the door with this attention-grabbing doorstop shaped like a gold bar. The digits inscribed on each bar (260373) reference the first day women were allowed to enter the London Stock Exchange. Made of aluminum, cast iron,... See more

Arik Levy, 2006 Prop open the door with this attention-grabbing doorstop shaped like a gold bar. The digits inscribed on each bar (260373) reference the first day women were allowed to enter the London Stock Exchange. Made of aluminum, cast iron, low-carbon steel, and gold-flash plating. See less

Highlights: $80.00 $72.00 Members

See this at: amazon.com| Added on 02/02/08

GPS Navigation at Your Command Garmin's nüvi 800s aren't the first navigators to offer voice recognition, but they set a new standard for simple and intuitive use. Check out the 850 or the 880 with 2nd generation MSN Direct content.

GPS Navigation at Your Command Garmin's nüvi 800s aren't the first navigators to offer voice recognition, but they set a new standard for simple and intuitive use. Check out the 850 or the 880 with 2nd generation MSN Direct content. See less

Highlights: Price: $9.99

See this at: paizo.com| Added on 02/02/08

Toy Vault brings you the Jabberwock Plush. Stands approximately 2 feet tall. Product Reviews Sign in to create or edit a product review. Product Discussion Be the first to start a discussion about Jabberwock Plush!

Toy Vault brings you the Jabberwock Plush. Stands approximately 2 feet tall. Product Reviews Sign in to create or edit a product review. Product Discussion Be the first to start a discussion about Jabberwock Plush! See less

Highlights: Our Price: $44.96

See this at: buyonlinenow.com| Added on 01/08/08

* 2/3 smaller than traditional heavy duty staplers. * 3-1/4" throat depth. * PowerTouch technology makes stapling up to 60 sheets 3 times easier. * Super soft rubber grip on handle and base adds comfort. * Staples remaining window. * Hard chromed... See more

* 2/3 smaller than traditional heavy duty staplers. * 3-1/4" throat depth. * PowerTouch technology makes stapling up to 60 sheets 3 times easier. * Super soft rubber grip on handle and base adds comfort. * Staples remaining window. * Hard chromed strike plate, staple track and anvil. * Use with staples with a 1/2" crown and 3/8" Leg. Also available: High Capacity Staples Looking for more items of this kind? Accentra Heavy Duty Staplers Heavy Duty Staplers - all brands See less

Highlights: $35.90 /EA Quantity: 1

See this at: etsy.com| Added on 12/13/07

RARE - COLLECTORS ITEM!!! Vintage Batman & Robin mugs / Retro coffee cups from 1966 Great for YOU or that comic fanatic or hipster boyfriend or hipster girlfriend. Great conversation piece when company comes over for coffe, tea or hot chocolate! They... See more

RARE - COLLECTORS ITEM!!! Vintage Batman & Robin mugs / Retro coffee cups from 1966 Great for YOU or that comic fanatic or hipster boyfriend or hipster girlfriend. Great conversation piece when company comes over for coffe, tea or hot chocolate! They come together as a set of 2. Last photo shows how they look as a collection with other Batman mug that I have for sale. International customers welcome. Email me for international shipping price. See less

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See this at: strapya-world.com| Added on 12/13/07

Start Strapya Affiliate at ShareASale.com | If you are a website owner, a blog writer or a person thinking of making web pages like that, yes let's earn affiliate commision by referring your viewers any of our products! Now Strapya Affiliate Proguram... See more

Start Strapya Affiliate at ShareASale.com | If you are a website owner, a blog writer or a person thinking of making web pages like that, yes let's earn affiliate commision by referring your viewers any of our products! Now Strapya Affiliate Proguram offers 8% of sale. For more info, check: ShareASale.com ShareASale x Strapya ShareASale Sign Up See less

See this at: dosh.com.au| Added on 12/11/07

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Highlights: AUD$49.95

See this at: tunto.fi| Added on 12/07/07

Monikäyttöinen M3-istuin on saatavana kahtena eri mallina: pelkkänä istuimena tai kannellisena säilytinmallina. M3 on saatavana useilla erilaisilla väreillä ja kuoseilla. Se on valmistettu 6,5 mm koivuvanerista. --- The versatile M3 seat comes in two... See more

Monikäyttöinen M3-istuin on saatavana kahtena eri mallina: pelkkänä istuimena tai kannellisena säilytinmallina. M3 on saatavana useilla erilaisilla väreillä ja kuoseilla. Se on valmistettu 6,5 mm koivuvanerista. --- The versatile M3 seat comes in two different models. One is just a seat, the other comes with a storage box combined into the seat. The M3 is available in multiple illustrations and patterns. It is made of 6.5mm birch plywood. See less

See this at: mrcloud.com| Added on 12/06/07

Dr Who K9 T-shirt

Dr Who K9 T-shirt See less

Highlights: Our Price: £14.99

See this at: mrcloud.com| Added on 12/06/07

Product Information | Batman T-shirt. Batman T-shirt. This Batman T-shirt features the famous Batman logo on this instantly recognisable Batman Logo T-shirt. The Batman Logo has been a mainstay of the crime fighter's costume from the early 1950's to... See more

Product Information | Batman T-shirt. Batman T-shirt. This Batman T-shirt features the famous Batman logo on this instantly recognisable Batman Logo T-shirt. The Batman Logo has been a mainstay of the crime fighter's costume from the early 1950's to the present day. This great Batman T-shirt is available in several colours so whether you want it in 'Bat Black' or 'Adam West Gray' this Batman T-shirt will suit all. We also have another great Batman T-shirt the famous Batman Yellow Logo. See less

Highlights: Our Price: £17.99

See this at: herrington-catalog.s...| Added on 12/05/07

Barely larger than a credit card, SwissCard conceals nine tools in a slender 1/8” case that literally fits in your wallet. Unsheath the knife to slit open any box. Find your way at night with the brilliant LED microlight. Repair your glasses, with... See more

Barely larger than a credit card, SwissCard conceals nine tools in a slender 1/8” case that literally fits in your wallet. Unsheath the knife to slit open any box. Find your way at night with the brilliant LED microlight. Repair your glasses, with the combination slotted/phillips mini-screwdriver. Magnifying lens, tweezers and a straight pin have a myriad of uses. Use the spring-loaded scissors to clip important articles out of the paper. And a miniature ball-point pen is always available — so you can jot a quick note to yourself, or pick up the tab! Victorinox Swisscard ES264 Regular price: $29.95Sale price: $19.95 See less

Highlights: $39.95

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 12/01/07

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, and red with red... See less

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 12/01/07

Look and Ex-ter-min-ate! Daleks have an eyestalk which they use to view the world. But baby Daleks aren't as lucky. They have eyes in their torso and are quite often captured from their nests and enslaved by larger lifeforms to be used as webcams.... See more

Look and Ex-ter-min-ate! Daleks have an eyestalk which they use to view the world. But baby Daleks aren't as lucky. They have eyes in their torso and are quite often captured from their nests and enslaved by larger lifeforms to be used as webcams. The Time Lords have always used Dalek Webcams to talk to each other over large distances of space and time. This could be one reason why the Daleks are always trying to destroy everything. This Dalek Webcam might very well be one of the babies captured in another place in space/time. It is plug and play, and has LEDs to let you know when it is powered on. Just open up the lens door and sit it on your desk. The built in microphone will let you send sound along with your video. And if you want your Time Lord friends to have a better view of your face, you can always slip on the monitor clip and stick the webcam up a little higher. The Dalek Webcam is a great way to assert your Doctor Who obsession all the while giving you a great little webcam.... See less

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 11/29/07

Car is tiny, power source is very large Solar cars are, unfortunately, still in the research and development phase, although we saw one recently that drove from Texas to New York in 5 days. Despite being impressive, it'll likely be years before we... See more

Car is tiny, power source is very large Solar cars are, unfortunately, still in the research and development phase, although we saw one recently that drove from Texas to New York in 5 days. Despite being impressive, it'll likely be years before we have one sitting in the driveway, charging. Until then this working miniature model will have to keep us entertained. The world's smallest solar powered car - it zooms along when the sun shines on the solar panel. No batteries - it gets its power just from the sun. No assembly required. Measures a tiny 3.3 x 2.2 x 1.4 cm. When the sun shines on the solar panel, the panel makes electricity that turns the motor and the wheels. A fun demonstration of solar power. Will also work when close to a strong artificial light source. Not for children under 3 years old, due to small parts. See less

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 11/29/07

Old Time Animation Once upon a time, when animation was in its infancy, cartoons were much more dangerous to watch. Each frame was painted on a section of cave wall. In order to see the animation, you'd have to run down the cave at a constant speed... See more

Old Time Animation Once upon a time, when animation was in its infancy, cartoons were much more dangerous to watch. Each frame was painted on a section of cave wall. In order to see the animation, you'd have to run down the cave at a constant speed blinking your eyes repeatedly. Many lives were lost as folks tripped, ran into cave walls, or were eaten by giant, cave-dwelling lobsters (it's true - look it up). Eventually, the zoetrope was created, which saved a lot of lives. And in 1877, a man by the name of Charles-Émile Reynaud invented the praxinoscope. It was an improvement on the zoetrope (it kept the viewing area still and only moved the images), and a great improvement on being eaten by lobsters. We're pleased to offer you this desktop praxinoscope kit to celebrate this piece of somewhat forgotten, cartoon history. It's easy to assemble, so you'll be watching animations within a minute or two. You get 12 double-sided discs - half have animations printed on them, half are ready... See less

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 11/29/07

Robot Calculator Features: * Mini white LED light (batteries included) * 6 joints and 2 grabby claw hands * Can be used in standing or prone positions * Memo holder on back of head * Disc magnet on back to hold paper clips, push pins, etc * Stands... See more

Robot Calculator Features: * Mini white LED light (batteries included) * 6 joints and 2 grabby claw hands * Can be used in standing or prone positions * Memo holder on back of head * Disc magnet on back to hold paper clips, push pins, etc * Stands 6.25" tall See less

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 11/29/07

The Doom that Came to ThinkGeek From "The Call of Cthulhu," by H.P. Lovecraft, we learn of a gigantic creature. It has existed for longer than memory, and has traveled between the stars. It can never die, and its very existence puts all that we know... See more

The Doom that Came to ThinkGeek From "The Call of Cthulhu," by H.P. Lovecraft, we learn of a gigantic creature. It has existed for longer than memory, and has traveled between the stars. It can never die, and its very existence puts all that we know or think we know into question. It is truly alien, viewing humans and our society the same way we would view tiny insects. Cthulhu is a mass of tentacles and claws and feelers and scales. It is truly a vision of a nightmare, which, of course, means it would make a perfect addition to your home or office! As a charming plush, this cute little monster will be happy to glare evilly at anyone – just for you. Look at that tentacled face – absolutely, other-worldly adorable. Come on; give that widdle, cuddley-wuddley, widdle Cthulhu a kiss. You know you want to. And if you are really nice to this small plush version of Cthulhu, when the real one wakes up…it might not eat you. Dimensions: Approx. 6" tall with a 6" wing span. See less

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 11/29/07

"It's a perfectly ordinary electric dog." We love dogs. And we love robots. And when you cram a robot into dog form, it makes us happier than watching an Ewok get pwned by a plasma grenade. Yeah . . . that happy. Whether its Aibo, Muffit II, or... See more

"It's a perfectly ordinary electric dog." We love dogs. And we love robots. And when you cram a robot into dog form, it makes us happier than watching an Ewok get pwned by a plasma grenade. Yeah . . . that happy. Whether its Aibo, Muffit II, or Goddard, we loves 'em all. Especially K9. Is it because he's had a few upgrades over the years (both in hardware, software, or the Doctor's physical manifestation)? Or is it because he's the only robot dog we know who can play fetch with a Sonic Screwdriver? We're not sure. But we like him. So there. And we love this action figure set. You get a 5" Doctor Who (the 10th Doctor) and a 2.5" K9. Both figs are cool enough alone, but the K9 isn't your normal action figure - it actually has action. It's remote control!! AND, there's a button on the remote which will cycle through several K9 phrases and sound effects. "Affirmative, Master" and "Bleep bloop bleep." You know, all your favorite K9 sayings. Each set includes: 5" Doctor Who Action figure... See less