
There may be a lot of ‘Pulp Fiction’ products out there, but how many of them are cute little figures? The four are from one of the odder sequences from the movie. And one of them is Gimp, the leather clad pervert. How often do you wish you had an action figure of him?
Butch and Marcellus would certainly be happy that their humiliation in the basement is captured in miniature action figures. Particularly Marcellus.
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Tired of getting some roses or candy for the loved one when you screw up yet again? I think the Nursery Pet is right up your alley then. The significant other will forgive just about any indiscretion when she see’s the tiny little cat or dog bobbing it’s head and lapping at the milk bottle when the bottle comes close. If that wasn’t enough, it comes in a little basket. I would buy one to have on hand as a “get out of jail free card” when that inevitable screw up occurs.
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This awesome little Pet Bird Feeder will amuse those who see it, and probably confuse the hell out of your pets. Not to mention the poor birds that use it. Pick a tree and spend five minutes installing this for endless fun. Maybe not quite endless, but you’ll certainly get enough amusement to justify the price.
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The progression towards cartoon-esque Star Wars figures continues with the Mighty Muggs series. Each case comes with eight vinyl figures: 2x Darth Vader, 1x Chewbacca, 2x Boba Fett, 1x Han Solo, 1x Darth Maul, and 1x Stormtrooper. Why you get duplicates of Vader and Fett is beyond me, but my guess is that it has something to do with separating nerds from their money.
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The iPhone is a sophisticated piece of gadgetry – which is why it would be a crime to place it into this Kam Kam Mobile Alert. When a call is received, Kam Kam the Cat (or Don the Dog) will wag its tail for up to 15 seconds. It’s cute I know – but you must resist it.
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I can’t say that I’m thrilled with the idea of giving Hellboy a Hello Kitty makeover, but it’s hard to deny the appeal of this 8-inch Qee Figure.
Unfortunately, the appeal came to a screeching halt when I took a look at the price. The figure is limited to only 1500 pieces so if you are into comic collectibles it may be worth dropping some cash on.
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