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NFL Lawn Statue

Ever wonder what the NFL would look like if it was run by a Studio 54, Solid Gold and Village People conglomerate? Well, you can get an idea when you put one of these NFL lawn statues in your yard. Although the QB will never part with the ball, he’ll still entertain you with his endless cycle of throwing motions that seem to say: “Go deep…deeper…deeper……..deeper”. Plus, with weather resistant mylar construction you can keep the action going all season long, or at least until your team starts to suck. 11 team colors are available and each figure stands 44″ x 28″.

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find-it

It’s Friday—the kind of day where you half-ass it and daydream until quittin’ time. These “Find It” desktop games will make the time past faster and ensure that you are never tempted to do any real work. Inside each tube there are 40 items hidden among a mass of multi-colored plastic pellets. The items to be found in each tube focus on a central theme, like sports, the zoo, the beach and birds. The game also includes a check off pad to keep track of your findings. An additional image is available after the break.

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football-coathook

Does this look like a tame coat hook to you, or more like an athlete shish kabob? On the plus side it looks like it could double as a backup foosball control.

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Leaving your average plunger next to your toilet just advertises the fact that you blow that thing up on a regular basis. These plungers will do the same job of getting your toilet functioning again while all your guests think you are athletic. The advantage to the baseball-themed plunger is that if the toilet isn’t cooperating, that bat in your hand may come in awfully handy.

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The design of this desktop floodlamp mimics those found in large stadiums, making it ideal for sports fans. It may not be the most eco-friendly lamp with six burning bulbs, but on the plus side you probably won’t need to heat the room during the winter.

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Fall is the time of year when there is lots to be done around the house, but also the time of year that football games are on every weekend. If you want them to get anything done, let them watch one game and then hand them this hammer. He can go feel like the winning quarterback and you can get that fence repaired. Could be the best investment you ever make.

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If you caught the closing ceremonies of the Beijing Olympics, you will agree that the 60 glowing monowheels spinning around the Bird’s Nest stadium were hard to ignore. Monowheel bikes are nothing new of course, but if you want to own the same version used during the ceremony, a website claims to be selling them for $1650. From what I can tell, the specs spot on—but there is no guarantee that what you see is what you get.

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Not since Sylvester Stallone’s oscar worthy performance in 1987s “Over the Top” has the sport of arm wrestling been honored like we see here with the Arm Wrestle Mania electronic game. Press the start button and feel your heart race as the announcer begins the countdown. As you and a friend furiously tap the power buttons, the arms will sway back and forth and sounds will play until one man emerges victorious.

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We all know girl vs. girl wrestling is hot, but hockey, karate and fencing? Either way, this mousepad is available for any nerd that enjoys confusingly sexy girl on girl action.

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The Summer Games are officially underway and collectors are busy grabbing every pin and plush doll they can get their hands on. However, the crown jewel of collectibles from Beijing has to be these official Olympic torch replicas. The IOC has granted a limited edition 200,000 run of the torches which have also been certified by the Beijing Notary Office. The torch itself is constructed out of leftover steel from the “Birds Nest” while the base is carved from crystal and features a laser-printed line map that illustrates the route of the controversial torch relay. An additional image is available after the break.

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