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Snuggies + Twilight = Facebook Fail-bait

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Alright, I can totally get the whole Snuggie thing. As embarrassed as I am to admit it, I not only own one, but I use it regularly and love the hell out of it. But, dude, Twilight, for real?

We’ve already seen what it would take to make Twilight interesting, and it ain’t pretty.

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Custom Twilight Xbox 360 Case

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We’ve loved almost every single Xbox 360 case mod we’ve ever seen, except the ones which are designed to glorify your fandom for the Twilight series.

And seeing as we’ve only seen one Twilight-themed Xbox, I think you get the point. (We hate this damn thing) If you like this sort of crap (you might also like our great collection of butt plugs) you can make a bid on eBay for this glowy case.

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Creepy Edward Cullen Shower Curtain

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The reason ladies love Edward Cullen is clear. He’s the sort of guy you don’t mind longingly watching you take a shit.

You too can have the hottest vampire of the moment staring at you as you trim your pubes. And only for $75.

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Twilight Film Alternate Ending Revealed

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Looks like they strayed from the book a bit, but all in all, I’m thoroughly satisfied. It wouldn’t be the first time a movie didn’t live up to the book.

I can’t say I wouldn’t enjoy watching this though. Sorry fangirls, please don’t hurt me.

Twilight Turtle Plush Planetarium

Plush toys have never really gotten any more elaborate than any other stuffed animal. Sure, you could get a plush re-creation of your favorite Pokemon or go with the creative Food Chain Friends, but a plush toy is a plush toy. Nothing more, nothing less.

Now, if you coupled your average plush toy with a home planetarium, that would make things more interesting. The Twilight Turtle is just that, a plush toy with a light projector that projects twinkling stars on your ceiling. There are eight different constellations to choose from and three different color options: blue, green or amber, which will help add some variety to your bedtime. Even better, it comes with a built-in 45 minute sleep timer, so you’re less likely to drain the three AAA batteries powering it. $44 is a small price to pay for comfort and security.


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