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Cool gift idea: Colorful phone receiver
Plugging this retro receiver into a cell phone will dial down radiation exposure. Plus, it’s hilarious!
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56 DIY BooksAn affordable alternative to covetable gifts is DIY books. They make thoughtful gifts or can provide helpful...
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Mustache Monster by Weirdklown.
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owen gent
Snowman Greeting Card by Shanty Shawn
It’s Christmas.
Party Down Greeting Card by City Hall
So party down.
Feel good.
Wish for peace for all.
Even Darthtopus.
The best gifts for the Darth Vader aficionado in your life this holiday season are a lot different than the merchandise that played such a big role in turning a late 1970’s sci-fi movie into the cultural phenomenon known as Star Wars. While most of these things could be classified as “toys” in the larger sense, since they are playful and fun, they’re not toys for kids or collecting adults. They also all have a sense of irony and play on the universally recognized evil lord and his famous lines, prices range from $4 to $900.
1. Lego Darth Vader 4GB USB Memory Stick - $40 (plus shipping)
This Darth Vader USB drive keychain made from LEGO on Etsy is super cute and gets points for being unique and hand made. Of course, using Darth to store your files isn’t new, Mimoco has had Darth Vader USB drives up to 64GB for a while and has other characters available too.
The COLOURlovers + Chirply Pattern Design Challenge only started a week ago and already there are 36 awesome submissions! Don’t worry, submissions are open until November 15th, 2011, so you’ve got plenty of time to get your design in.
Random Monster by Mel Garcia - Vote for it now!
Are these design submissions any less awesome because of their complete disorder and confusion? We don’t think so, but what do you think? Vote for them now and let us know!
We’re day(s) away from the very first ever Card Caption Challenge and preparation time is coming to an end, but today we offer this video and ask you to get ready by considering the life of a card: the feelings put into each message by the writer, the thought and care used by each buyer to find the perfect card, and how much those words mean to the recipient. Of course, if the message is taken from some out-of-date poetry no one understands anymore, or if the card is too expensive and the buyer is running short on time then, well, these things may not apply. Just hopefully the recipient doesn’t feel pressured to like the card just because someone gave it to them.
I’m sure you’re all busy laboring over preparations for our first ever Card Caption Challenge, which will take place this week! So, here are a few captions about Labor Day from the quick wits over at someecards to tuneup your nimble mind and get it ready to win awesome prizes and achieve glory, lots of glory.
