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Things I Want: Entry #3
The premise is simple. When brainstorming blog ideas for GI Online, I started thinking about all the cool stuff I have on my desk. Then my mind wandered to all the cool stuff I would like to have on my desk. Then I made the leap to assuming that if I like cool things, you probably do too. So here are some things I want—for obvious reasons. There will be no rhyme or reason to this blog. Instead, I will post whatever tickles my fancy as it comes to my attention. Even if it won’t fit on my desk. You can expect toys, comics, games, artwork, clothing and costumes for your pets.
Know of some cool stuff? Send me a link. If I want it, it will find a home here.
I Want These Things:
Fables Portfolio Set [link]
Uni-Formz: Classic or Modern Batman Vinyl Figure [link]
Adorable Video Game Prints [link]
Utopian Bloom – Bioshock Inspired Steampunk Necklace [link]
Custom Button Eyes Monster Munny [link]
Robot with a Stawberry Heart [link]
I learned something cool from my last blog entry. You guys want awesome things too. Here are a few highlights:
Matt Brooker: Audrey Kawaski Prints (Some pieces contain artistic nudity)
Mr.SmashterMeister: Star Wars Gaming Rig
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