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“We’re a bit on the fence when it comes to animal costuming. Sometimes, it looks utterly ridiculous and you can practically hear the dog begging for his dignity back. Then there’s Harley, our office dog, who totally rocks the pink skull & crossbones hoodie and knows she looks fabulous. (You should see her strut around!) But when we put her in a bright pink dog Snuggie, you should have seen her sad little face. It was tragic. Should you be a fan of dressing up your dog, we offer you these three fine choices from the Star Wars universe. Doggie Darth is perfect for your evil pooch: you know, the one that only poops in the corner when you’re NOT looking. Leia is a fine choice for your little furry princess. And for the dog who is wise beyond his years and full of goodness and light, Yoda is an obvious match. What dog wouldn’t want to be a Jedi master? Each costume contains a headpiece, jumpsuit, and attached human arms. If you have wee geeks, you need to check out our Little Star Wars costumes for the best Halloween bit ever. Product Specifications Star Wars costumes for dogs: Yoda, Leia, or Darth Vader Headpiece and jumpsuit with attached arms and accessories Sizes: Small: 11″” neck-to-tail, 14″” chest Medium: 15″” neck-to-tail, 17″” chest Large: 22″” neck-to-tail, 20″” chest X-Large: 28″” neck-to-tail, 24″” chest Go with the chest size if numbers do not match up nicely Our office dog, Harley is XL in the chest but M-L in length (aka busty lady!) Care: Hand wash in cold water, no bleach, dry flat. Keep away from fire (generally not a problem unless you run some sort of dog circus act, in which case Lucas called, he wants his kickback).”
Pet Star Wars Costumes
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Mummification is a lost art that should make a comeback. Think about it. Our cemeteries are getting overcrowded and having a mummified version of your dead relative or pet in your house wouldn’t be any more creepy than an urn of their ashes. Science has made giant leaps since the original mummies were made, so we could probably transform dead bodies into lavender-scented, poseable mannequins. And we probably wouldn’t even need to pull out their brains from their noses. Mummy Mike is not lavender-scented, but he’s a fun and funky desk accessory that proclaims your love of walking like an Egyptian… or maybe just having easily accessible rubber bands. Wrap your rubbers around him. The more bands, the more mummy-like Mike will be. Hook him up with Splat Stan and Dead Fred for a trio of dead desk dudes. No need for rubber bands at your desk? Mummy Mike can also be used to store your extra hair ties. When the office A/C breaks (again) and you need to bust out the ponytailed look, you’ll be prepared.
Mummy Mike
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How many screens do you come across on a daily basis? You roll over in the morning and grab your smartphone to do a quick review of your inbox to see if anything exciting happened overnight. While noshing on your Tribbles n’Bits cereal, you catch the weather and traffic on TV. Then it’s off to work, where you probably spend 8 hours staring at a monitor. A quick trip to the gym gets that cardio out of the way while studying zombie flicks on your iPod. Back home, you relax in front of the TV again to catch your favorite shows. That’s a lot of screens – how many of them are clean? How many have a film of dead skin cells settled on them? (Ew, we know.) If you’re anything like us, you’re probably searching for a safe and effective way to keep those screens sparkling clean. The TV Clean uses a NASA-formulated rubber pick-up roller which acts like a magnet for dust and lint particles. Roll it gently across your screen and it’ll remove loose particles down to 1 micron in size. How small is a micron? Freakin’ tiny. You can’t see particles smaller than 15 microns. A second, adhesive roll behind the rubber roller cleans the rubber roller of its particles, capturing them so they never return. No streaks, no scratches, no stickiness, and no cleaning chemicals that could hurt your precious monitors. Use it on all of your windows to the world for the ultimate in pixel perfection.
TV Clean Electronics Duster
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“Geeks understand the importance of towels. And sometimes two geeks get together and live in the same house. Know what that leads to? Towel fights. Not the sort where you wet one end and snap it, but fights over whose towel is whose. First, we thought we’d solve that the same way nations do. But it’s impractical to stick flags in towels. They never stay upright, and then the nylon gets all wet, and it’s just a bad scene all around. So we went with the monogram option. Choose your towel by the applicable set of sex chromosomes. And voila! No more towel confusion. We’re afraid if you live in a single sex dorm, this isn’t going to help. Unless you’re the only science-y one there. And then, score! XX or XY embroidered in a sand-dune-type color onto an ivory, 100% cotton bath towel which measures 27″” x 52″”. Machine wash in cold water with mild detergent. No bleach. Tumble dry on medium heat. We recommend washing before initial use to remove lint.”
His & Hers Chromosome Towels
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The problem with most food is that it either grows out of dirt, or it poops. Sorry to be so graphic, but it’s true. Whether your food is of the dirt-growing variety or excretes solid waste, you’re going to want to make sure it’s clean before you eat it. Back in olden times, you know – before the XBox – ancient man would rinse their food in the local stream (ignoring what Grog was doing in the stream just a few feet away). They would hold as much broccoli in their hands as they could. Back then, ridiculously huge hands was a good survival trait as you could wash more produce at one go. Now we’ve got colanders – bowls with holes drilled in them – that can hold a bunch of veggies at once, and let the water drain out. Due to their geometry, colanders take up a lot of space in your kitchen cabinet. Sure, you can find ways to store them so that they take up less space – try wearing it as a hat! I’d rather use a colander that folds. Yeah, you heard right – this colander folds! Dishwasher safe, hacker black and awesome – evolve and wash your veggies.
Origami Colander
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