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Lego Wedding Ring

Wedding rings to some people is the end all of self adornment of greed. For some the size of a ring is the ultimate affection of true love

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Halloween Meat Head

Now you can make your own meat head for this Halloween. No, not this kind of meat head. If you are craving this type of cranium then you

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True Grit Remake

True Grit is one of those movies that should not be remade. John Wayne's zombie body would come out and eat the comatose brain that came up with

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The Death of Toxie

http://www.npr.org/v2/?i=130079590&m=130086381=undefined&t=videoThe housing markets almost crippled a nation and perhaps the world. The ramifications still being felt even today. NPR's Planet Money bought the toxic asset at $1000.00, the

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Seinfeld Super-Heroes

The power and lure of the Seinfeld series has lost a little shine over the years. Jerry's favorite character on the show was Superman and the premise for

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Salesman Pete

Animators are churning all kinds of animated shorts. Anybody with Adobe Flash and Photoshop can spit out a cartoon and post it up on the net.

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Kawaii Calvin and Hobbes

Calvin and Hobbes never looked better. Jerrod Maruyama is the revisionist behind the Bill Watterson classic duo. The following artwork was created for a Calvin and Hobbes art

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Journalism Barbie

The latest Barbie doll is that of a lithe news anchor, symbolizing the growing presence of women in the media industry and encouraging girls to explore the exciting

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Peanuts Moleskine Notepads

This is a big year for Peanuts and the merchandising agreements are peaking also as we celebrate 60 years of Peanuts this Autumn.

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Yum Yum Toys

Yum Yum Toys are not your run of the mill toys and most likely you will not find them at Toys "R" Us or Walmart.

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75 Years of Peanuts Countdown

It's quite remarkable, isn't it? We're approaching the 75th anniversary of the debut of the very first Peanuts comic strip, which graced the pages on October 2, 1950.