Unless you like y0ur coffee cold, pouring a cup of java into this Pac-Man (or “Pac-Boy” as it were) mug will bring on the baddies. So where is Pac-Man on this mug? It seems that your head will be taking on that role my friend.
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Everyone in the world already knows that a weather forecaster is no better at their job than the average Joe. So why even bother listening to forecasts. Just create your own on your refrigerator with these magnets. It includes all the symbols you need: sun, clouds, fronts and raindrops to name a few. You have to figure that your percentage correct in forecasting can’t be much worse then the professionals.
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Between cell phones, Skype and online chatting, there is very little use left for the old fashioned telephone. The magnetic clips on this retro designed phone will hold any type of note or message and the phone cord keeps the handset from getting separated from the base. The poor little telephone has come down a long way from when it was an indispensable item in every home.
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Fred’s upcoming REW cassette tape cord wrangler spools your dangling cords and wires—keeping them from tangling in your jean jacket and/or perm.
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It’s a Lego, it’s a calculator, it’s all kinds of fun. Although I’d imagine it’s still not enjoyable enough to make people actually want to do math. In today’s world, if you really want to get some interest going, you’d have to create something like a breast shaped calculator that has 24 pressable, problem solving nipples. That would be money in the bank, my friend.
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Eating old style is easy when your plates are pictures of retro diner signs. The more you eat the more you see, so beside being hungry you have one more reason to polish off every bit of that meal. Anything that brings back memories of a simpler time makes for a more relaxing experience.
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If you didn’t have $150,000 to drop on the original Ecto 1 when it went up for sale recently, you may want to join the growing number of enthusiasts who convert 1959 Caddys into replicas of the familiar ambulance used by the Ghostbusters. If you do, we’ve got your personalized retro NY license plate right here.
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The Madge Light will provide gleaming retro goodness from a design that resembles a white glue container stuck in a plastic mug from the 1970’s. And to complete the feel of that wonderful decade, you can choose from colors that will make your light look like a green pepper or a tomato. This hanging light has a white ceramic cap, an 11′ cord with a switch and plug, and uses a 25W candelabra bulb.
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Are cellphones getting a little too small for your liking? Do you secretly wish you could go back to a time when they were enormous and unwieldily? Now you can thanks to the Retro Brick Cellphone Holder. Just place your GSM phone (not compatible with 3G) inside the case. When you receive a call or text, the brick will alert you with one of six phrases and a flash.
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