
Flying squirrel dude! FLYING SQUIRREL! What does it do? Exactly what it’s doing right now…nothing. But a flying squirrel doing nothing is a thousand times cooler than any other action figure doing something. Remember that.
The flying squirrel is actually part of a series of animal replicas created by a company called Safari. You can collect ‘em all, but this is definitely the crown jewel.
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Until now you probably thought squirrels were only good for target practice and as the main course in “Roadkill Surprise”, but could the marriage of a squirrel and a whisk mean their profiles hold magical powers that can blend your baking ingredients into a smooth, creamy texture while adding enough air to ensure a level of fluffiness never before achieved by kitchen utensils? What else could explain the existence of a product like this?
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Unlike those cheap re-usable shopping bags you can buy in your local supermarket, Character Bags allow you to craft your own animal shapes. Squirrels, rabbits, butterflies—you name it. It’s kind of like origami or balloon animals for treehuggers. An additional image is available after the break.
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This chalkable growth tree is peel and stick so it can be reused as many times as you like. The best feature are the peel and stick squirrels and acorns that can be used as markers. With 16 squirrels and 25 acorns included you won’t run out of markers any time soon.
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I want to dedicate a wing of my house to the Dramatic Chipmunk, Squirrel Underpants, Monkey Portrait, Moonlight Zombie, Happy Cupcake and Bibo oil paintings, then invite guests over and explain the artistic significance to them in a totally serious way (while smoking a pipe and wearing nothing but a cravat, underpants and knee-high socks). Additional masterpieces are pictured after the break.
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This rechargeable, wooden MP3 player features 2GB of storage space and a shape that will put you at risk of being mugged by a squirrel. Additional images are available after the break.
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