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ThinkGeek Has Some Pretty Tempting Holiday Sales
No, this isn’t an advertisement for ThinkGeek. We’d just like to let you know that their holiday sales are looking pretty awesome. Continue reading

ThinkGeek’s Caffeinated Baked Goods Contain 200mg of Caffeine
ThinkGeek has a new variety of edible goodness available on their website — caffeinated baked goods. They’re called “A Snack in the Face”, which is appropriate, considering most varieties contain around 200mg of caffeine. Continue reading

Relieve Stress with Squishy Bubonic Plague Balls
Nothing beats stress like squeezing a bubbly pustule made to resemble an infectious disease. Continue reading

Like Batman, You Too Can Stop Bullets — With a Clipboard
Yeah, yeah. We all wish we could afford Batman-style bulletproof armor. Fortunately, for some clandestine protection around the office, someone has invented a bulletproof clipboard. Continue reading
Avenging Unicorn Action Figure is Not a Fan of Mimes
Unicorns are graceful, gorgeous and delicious, and they also happen to have no sense of humor. Take a comedic jab at a unicorn and you can expect two feet of pure horn right through your chest. The Avenging Unicorn toy comes with a collection of four different horns and three victims, including a mime. Sadly, no hipsters are included. You can get your own Avenging Unicorn toy for $14.99, or you can take the riskier path and wrangle your own... Continue reading
2001: A Space Odyssey Monolith… The Action Figure?
Featuring a grand total of zero points of articulation, one of the most iconic images of sci-fi film history is now available in “inactive” figure form. Capable of spurring evolution amongst your other action figures, the 6.75″ monolith is made of “semisynthetic, organic, amorphous, solid materials.” In other words, plastic. But don’t get too excited just yet, the Monolith Action Figure was nothing more than a cleverly crafted hoax crafted by April Fools’ geniuses ThinkGeek. Don’t be too shocked if... Continue reading
Magic Slate Mousepad: Doodle and Drag
Remember those Magic Slate drawing pads from when you were a kid? You know the ones. You’d draw a little picture, or if you were like me, draw an indistinguishable blob of squiggle, lift up the page to erase and start all over. ThinkGeek has employed this technology into the Scratch & Scroll, part Magic Slate, part mousepad. A true toy for us geeks (and our kids… if we have to share). In this case, the writing surface doubles as... Continue reading
501 Things to Do with a Zombie
Hey, here’s a novel idea. It’s a called a ‘book.’ And instead of a screen, you read the words off of pieces of paper which you ‘turn’ to continue the story. It sounds like a novelty item to me. But regardless, this book, “501 Things to Do with a Zombie,” lists a large number of activities you and your zombie can use to bond. Over the years, zombies have gotten a bad wrap, what with all of the survival guides... Continue reading
Duct Tape Tie
Duct tape, long considered to be a tool of the gods, is useful for more than just fixing anything in need of being fixed. Duct tape fashion is not necessarily a new thing. I remember seeing girls in high school who thought they were particularly unique and artsy walking around with duct tape purses. I’m not a particularly crafty man myself. In fact, I’m more or less artistically challenged. So when I see something being sold that is traditionally only... Continue reading
Star Wars Costumes for Your Pets
We’ve had several posts about dogs wearing Star Wars costumes, but never have we had the chance to actually buy disguises for man’s best friend ourselves. ThinkGeek has just added a set of Star Wars costumes, custom made for your furry companion. Some might say it’s cruel and unusual to dress your doggy up as Yoda, Princess Leia or Darth Vader. Me? I think it’s cruel if you DON’T offer your pet the opportunity to boost their geek cred through... Continue reading
