With the gatherings extending well into the new year for those post holiday get togethers, it’s not too late to complete your list or get a little something for yourself.
USB Missile Launcher
Stir Up Some Mayhem to Break Up the Monotony — Is your 9 to 5 getting you down?
Ever find yourself bored and frustrated on the job? Take control of the airspace
in and around your cubicle for a fun way to break up the day. — This USB
Missile Launcher features a 15 foot range so you can conduct target practice, or
see if your missle can land just outside the corner office. — Use your PC to
aim and launch the three foam missiles to secure your borders and defend your
homecube. The missile is controlled left to right, and fired using your computer
controls.
USB Missile Launcher
Price $29.99
Dr. Freud’s Therapy Ball
Tired of being called unsympathetic? Give the gift that keeps on giving. For that friend, significant other or relative who keeps trying to get you talk about their feelings, Dr. Freud’s Therapy Ball will have you appearing heart felt and caring in no time with over twenty responses such as: ”How did that
make you feel?” and “Talk about your mother.”
Dr. Freud’s Therapy Ball
Price $8.95
Train Man : Densha Otoko (2005)
My absolute favorite film of the year, therefore who WOULDN’T appreciate this as a gift? You have geekdom, Japan, a great love story and quirky all wrapped up in 102 minutes!
“A supposedly true combination of a romance and a Pygmalion story, Densha Otoko began as an on-line tale that captivated audiences in Japan: there’s a novel, a TV show, and a manga series, in addition to this feature. The title character is a textbook otaku, an anime and video game nerd who divides his time between the electronics stores in Tokyo’s Akihabara district and the computer in his cluttered room. One day on a commuter train, he prevents an obnoxious drunk from bothering a pretty girl. She sends him a set of Hermès teacups as a thank-you and a tentative romance begins. Train Man has no idea how to behave with a girl, so an on-line posse tells him how to dress and what to say. Ultimately, his example inspires them to go out into the world. Director Masanori Murakami effectively uses a split screen to create the on-line community. Takayuki Yamada makes a wonderfully maladroit Train Man: when he calls Hermès for the first time, he holds the phone as if he were about to commit seppuku. Miki Nakatami infuses Hermès with a winning mixture of gentleness and independence. This touching romance will delight Gen-Y and -Z members, whose lives are bound to the Internet. (Unrated, suitable for ages 13 and older: minor violence, alcohol and tobacco use)–Charles Solomon”
Train_Man Densha Otoko
Price $19.99
Blood Feud in NY
Did you ever wish you were a part of a crime family or know someone who does?
At the end of the Millennium, the FBI, working with various state and federal
agencies managed to rid New York of the ruling crime families that had become
entrenched in the city over many generations. As the boss of one of these
families, you are competing with the other players to determine who will
ultimately rule the world of organized crime. As tensions flare, a full scale
Mob War erupts to determine who will become supreme Mafia Boss of New York. This
is a hard action, take no prisoners game. You are a Boss at the head of a
powerful criminal organization. You and your adversaries are currently based in
one of the five boroughs of New York or in New Jersey. Your goal is to build and
expand your underworld empire by any means necessary. This can include
corrupting precincts to increase your take, kidnapping opposing family members
for ransom, and the coup de grace, taking out the opposing families’ bosses,
thereby removing them from the game. To take control of the city’s underworld,
you will need to be a brilliant strategist, a careful planner and a skilled
negotiator. Knowing the exact moment to take the offensive will be necessary if
you want to take advantage of opponent’s weaknesses. In the end, your paranoia
may prove to be one of your greatest character traits: ALWAYS watch your back!
Blood Feud In New York Board Game
Price $24.95
Halo III Covenant Carbine Scaled Replica
Give that Halo lover something they can take with them when the Xbox is off.
Price: $19.88
Marvel Minimates: Marvel Zombies Box Set of 5
Do you know someone who likes Marvel characters? Do you know someone who likes zombies? Do you know someone who likes BOTH? The Marvel superheros have become the walking undead! A great add to any collection- and they’re ZOMBIES!
Set of 5
Price: $18.99
X-Finger Middle Finger Road Rage Device Placed strategically in any vehicle, you can get that road rage out to defuse itself by squeezing a little bulb and gesturing to that moron exactly what you think of them. Hopefully you place it in an area where any little passengers won’t see…
Price: $14.49
The Cubes- Ann
A great addition to The Cubes collection or a starter. Used as either a voodoo doll playset or perhaps placed on a desk decorated with whatever subtle message you’re wanting to give your boss or co-workers, The Cubes is a brilliant set for anyone who is stuck in Cubicle HELL
Price: $12.99
No I Will Not Fix Your Computer-Tee
Are you or a friend constantly getting sucked into using your talents for free by any of your not so close friends, co-workers, relatives or acquaintances? Save your voice and get your point across. You are a person who deserves your own free time damn it!
Price: $19.95 – $21.95
Star Wars: A Pop-Up Guide to the Galaxy (Hardcover)
Nothing beats a pop-book, unless it’s a Star Wars pop-up book! Sabuda and Reinhart Studios have created another spectacular pop-up book for George Lucas’s epic STAR WARS movies! Bestselling pop-up artist and engineer Matthew Reinhart has designed a thirtieth anniversary commemorative edition that comes packed with a variety of novelty features — pop-ups, working light sabers, pull tabs, and other interactive looks at the exciting and popular movies. This beautiful book will impress all fans of STAR WARS and gives a whole new perspective to the films.
Star Wars Pop-Up Book
Price $19.79
Mental Floss
Turn your friends and family into geeks by causing them to fall in love with learning and showing off their brain power. This game seriously caused me to give trivia/question games another chance when I was getting completely tired of the genre. You’re guaranteed to walk away a genius!
The Mental Floss Trivia Game picks up where every other party game stops. This mind-challenging game has taken traditional trivia and turned it on its side with more than 1,500 crazy questions. Try to make it through an “Enlightening Round,” stop a “Big Fat Lie” and play a “Mental Block” card to give your opponents a real setback. Includes game board, six movers, 250 floss facts, 200 Enlightening cards, Mental Block cards, Peace of Mind tokens, die, label sheet and instructions. Price $22.98
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May 11th, 2008 at 3:57 pm
Hey Dawn!
thank you for the idea. I wonder why these products cannot be found easily. I randomly dropped at your blog and found these. I think ideas like these should be made more widely public using tools like MyPRGenie (www.myprgenie.com/technology/). Me and my friends all use it for our press content and are really satisfied with its service. It smartly connects users to the right buyers.!
nice post! Really like some of the ideas up there. I am thinking of getting my friend the therapy ball you suggested. He is such a geek and always so tensed. I tease him so much about it. Its the perfect gift
September 26th, 2008 at 8:22 pm
The USB Missile Launcher seems like a really fun toy. I can imagine teasing my husband with launcher as he sits across the room. The Dr. Freud’s Therapy Ball would make a great gift for my best friend. X-Finger Middle Finger Road Rage Device is a really funny gift but I don’t think I will keep it in the car. I think it might get me in trouble.
July 28th, 2010 at 7:17 am
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October 18th, 2010 at 3:07 am
Wonder if they even miss me at ‘em anymore
January 20th, 2011 at 8:05 am
Dr. Freud’s Therapy ball is kind of an interesting device, I would like to look at it. Maybe I am even going to buy it.
March 13th, 2011 at 8:30 am
Nice idea of giving greek friends, specailly therapy ball for friend, nowadays my friend is very tense due to some personal reason ,i think therapy ball will be best for her.
June 24th, 2011 at 11:34 am
The “I will not fix your computer is a must for me”, haha.
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January 7th, 2012 at 9:35 am
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