Awefulsome Frame Bag
Posted by Jeff Chenkus on May 17, 2008
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This bag’s main selling points appear to be it’s vintage look and vegan friendly materials. I find that basing your accessory choices based on your eating habits very odd. I also find it odd that they don’t even mention the fact that it looks an awfully lot like a UFO. One of it’s best selling points and they don’t acknowledge it.
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Overalls Print Tee
Posted by Jeff Chenkus on May 17, 2008
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There is a time and a place to wear overalls, but they still have their drawbacks. Have to hit the bathroom? If I wanted to get almost totally undressed in a public bathroom I want a better reason than my overalls. This t-shirt gives you the stylish look of the overalls without it’s problems.
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The Men’s Underwear Repair Kit Keeps Your Junk Nice and Snug
Posted by Sean Fallon on May 16, 2008
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Personally, I don’t mind picking up new boxers every so often—but there are plenty of guys out there who hold onto them until they can be accurately described as “vintage.” If you are one of them, or you know someone who is, this underwear repair kit is equipped with everything you need to keep things in working order. Includes a needle and thread, iron-on patches, safety pins, an elastic waistband, duct tape, white-out and a 32 page instruction manual.
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Ninja Kitty Coin Purse Protects Your Loose Change With It’s Life
Posted by Sean Fallon on May 16, 2008
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Ninja Kitty has sworn an oath to protect you nickels and dimes at all costs. And if your $2.50 in change should go missing, Ninja Kitty will commit seppuku in disgrace. That is protection you can trust.
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Instructions Included Oven Mitt
Posted by Jeff Chenkus on May 16, 2008
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I hate it when people give me a gift they think I already know how to use. That is making an awfully big assumption. I am a single guy and assuming that I know my way around the kitchen is not realistic. Even if I did happen to know how to use it I would appreciate the thought.
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Grandpa’s on Duty Tool Belt
Posted by Jeff Chenkus on May 16, 2008
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When I am a grandfather I really hope my diapering days are long past. But if you really feel the need to play a senior Mr. Mom, then you want to be prepared. This belt has everything you could possibly need for caring for an infant for a couple hours. And if you are chasing some senior tail, they have an optional addition of a “New Grandmothers Chick” kit. Or am I just reading that wrong?
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Richard Gere Has the Gerbils on Strike
Posted by Sean Fallon on May 15, 2008
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It is the joke that will never die. Look what you have done Richard! What will we do without the gerbils hard at work!
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Tool Box Lunch Box
Posted by Jeff Chenkus on May 15, 2008
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A manly way to take your lunch to work. All the other riders on the subway will think you are heading to some garage to earn your paycheck, but in reality you will be sitting at your desk pushing papers around like yo normally do. Maybe not as cool as an Iron Man lunchbox, but it definitely has more of a blue collar feel to it.
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Baby Nursing Snapsuit
Posted by Jeff Chenkus on May 15, 2008
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Being a new parent can be confusing no matter how much education you have had. Putting the instructions right onto the baby will make your life just that much easier. This snapsuit covers one of the more important lessons that is better to be told than learn by experience. Your baby will thank you.
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Quick Tie: And You Thought Clip-Ons Were Bad
Posted by Sean Fallon on May 14, 2008
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As you can see from the image, the Quick-Tie is not really a tie at all. In reality, it is a “tie silhouette” that easily hooks around the wearer’s neck. If clip-on ties are associated with laziness and a lack of class, where does that leave this thing?
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