See this at: knockknock.biz| Added on 07/04/09

With the Parking Citation, you can chastise fellow drivers for their parking ineptitude, from “Failing to park between the lines” to “Blaring a useless car alarm.” The next time they park, they’ll think twice. • Diplomatically anonymous • Modern-day... See more

With the Parking Citation, you can chastise fellow drivers for their parking ineptitude, from “Failing to park between the lines” to “Blaring a useless car alarm.” The next time they park, they’ll think twice. • Diplomatically anonymous • Modern-day etiquette for the masses • 4 x 5.25 inches, 50 sheets See less

Highlights: Price: $4.50

See this at: etsy.com| Added on 07/03/09

Up for your consideration here are 8 brand new handcrafted tags. These are perfect for the adorning the items you sell, for gifts you send, etc. You will get 8 tags, as shown in the pictures, chosen at random. These particular tags measure 3 1/2 x 1... See more

Up for your consideration here are 8 brand new handcrafted tags. These are perfect for the adorning the items you sell, for gifts you send, etc. You will get 8 tags, as shown in the pictures, chosen at random. These particular tags measure 3 1/2 x 1 1/2 inches, roughly. They are each a VERY deep color, gorgeous! Each hangs from a tattered black fiber string with highlights of silver, much more beautiful than my camera captures! YOU HAVE THE OPTION to include 'To and From' on the backs of these or to omit them ;) FYI: Each set is made custom upon order. Each set is one of a kind and will not be the exact ones pictured, just similar ones. Also, please keep in mind that because each tag is hand cut and such, each tag does not have the same exact dimensions, 1 1/2 x 3 in. is an approximate measurement. I have listed many more designed gift tag designs in my shop, please check through them to combine shipping. If you need more than 8 please convo me for availability and cost :) Thanks for... See less

Highlights: $3.50 USD

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 06/30/08

Throughout infinite time and space, you can always use more USB ports I seek audience with the ThinkGeek Consciousness under peaceful contract, according to Convention Fifteen of the Shadow Proclamation. This is the vehicle of the Time Lord. TARDIS,... See more

Throughout infinite time and space, you can always use more USB ports I seek audience with the ThinkGeek Consciousness under peaceful contract, according to Convention Fifteen of the Shadow Proclamation. This is the vehicle of the Time Lord. TARDIS, or Time And Relative Dimension In Space has its chameleon circuit broken, so it's stuck looking like an old British Police box from Earth year zero-point-five-slash-apple-slash-five-zero, or 1950 by local reckoning. That, and it's become a 4 port USB hub a mere 11 centimeters tall. This little blue box, really an immense multi-dimensional starship capable of ludicrous speeds, sits benignly on your desk, acting as a mere conduit of digital information for your computer. 480 megabits per second of data are shared amongst its four USB 2.0 ports along the base. Press the panel on the face, and the blue-glowing light pulsates and the Tardis' engine fires up. Don't worry, while the engine grinds away, we've time-locked the Tardis so it stays put... See less

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 06/30/08

Apathy is hard work. Writing these amusing and pithy product descriptions you see on ThinkGeek.com is harder than it looks. Take our new 'meh' shirt, for example. Writing copy shouldn't be as hard as coding a first-person shooter in assembly, but... See more

Apathy is hard work. Writing these amusing and pithy product descriptions you see on ThinkGeek.com is harder than it looks. Take our new 'meh' shirt, for example. Writing copy shouldn't be as hard as coding a first-person shooter in assembly, but sometimes indifference wins and creativity loses. In this case, we gave the writing job to our primary apparel merchant. The best she managed was to write "meh" on the back of a chinese delivery menu. The gadget merchant spent the day drawing doodles in it (after ordering Hunan Beef of course), consisting mostly of stick figures wielding swords. The computing merchant made the most progress: he wrote "t-shirt." He handed the menu to the general manager. She misplaced it in the stacks of other food menus in the kitchen, so we had to start all over. It was then delegated to the customer service monkeys, but they became so unmotivated, they forgot to eat and regretfully expired. The graphic designer made a coffee stain on the menu and turned it... See less

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