More useful than you might think

When we first looked at this product, we weren't terribly interested. "Glow in the dark TP?" we said, arching an eyebrow. "Why on earth would anyone want glow in the dark TP?" Then the summer thunderstorms rolled in and we lost power. Sure, we could use our flashlight apps to get to the toilet, but... well, we won't go into details. You probably already filled in the rest of that soggy, sad tale yourself.
This roll of Glow in the Dark Toilet Paper is great for a multitude of things, including:

• Power outages
• Not waking sleeping spouses by turning on lights
• Camping
• Safe Halloween costume for the young mummy in your life
• A gift for the person who has everything

add marshmellows to all ur cereal

Just the mallows.

We like cereals with mini marshmallows. They add color and sugar and magic and happiness to our cereal. But sometimes (most times) there just aren't enough - or all those healthy cereal bits get in the way. Enough is enough. It's time to take matters into our own hands. That's why we did the happy dance of happiness when we found the Crunch Mallows Cereal Marshmallows Three Pack.
The Crunch Mallows Cereal Marshmallows Three Pack lets you add as many mallows to your cereal as your heart may so desire. Or, add them to your cocoa. Or your rice krispie treats. Or just do what we're doing now and eat them straight. Crunch Mallows Cereal Marshmallows taste just like those mallows that are lucky and charming (wink!wink!), and are just as deliciously magical. Crunch Mallows Cereal Marshmallows Three Pack - enough for you to share the joy or hoard the crunchy marshmallows for yourself. Either way, your tongue and tummy will smile.

so if your cereal is boaring poor lil marshmellows in it:D

The Doctor in Winter

The thing about traveling all over time and space is that you can never be totally sure what the weather is going to be. The Doctor can't rotate between his Summer and Winter wardrobes like those of us who live in areas with predictable seasonal temperatures. In any given trip, it could go from volcanic heat to iceberg cold. It's a good thing the Doctor has so many snazzy coats!
The 11th Doctor's Green Jacket is a long pea coat that can be described as Elphaba Thropp meets Dad's Army green. You may remember it from such episodes as Let's Kill Hitler and The Wedding of River Song. This recreation is a seriously swanky coat made of 100% moleskin fabric, fully lined for your comfort. It's double-breasted with six pockets (including a banana-length interior pocket for a convenient snack!). It's the perfect outerwear choice for battling your enemies, be they Silent, Angel, or Dalek in nature.
Product Specifications

• Officially licensed replica of the 11th Doctor's long, green pea coat
• The perfect piece to complete your Matt Smith cosplay ensemble
• A seriously swanky coat with high quality fabrics & sturdy construction
• Luxurious, 100% moleskin fabric, fully lined for your comfort
• Double-breasted, six pockets, six buttons, banana-length interior pocket
• Color: Elphaba Thropp meets Dad’s Army green
• As seen in the episodes: Let's Kill Hitler, Closing Time, The Wedding of River Song, and the Girl Who Waited.
• See the chart below to determine the best size for you (when in doubt, choose the larger size - give yourself room to run from your enemies!)  I WHANT THIS COAT:)

the hobbit pocket edition

Hobbit-sized edition.

Bilbo Baggins is a hobbit who enjoys a comfortable, unambitious life, rarely traveling any farther than his pantry or cellar. But his contentment is disturbed when the wizard Gandalf and a company of dwarves arrive on his doorstep one day to whisk him away on an adventure. They have launched a plot to raid the treasure hoard guarded by Smaug the Magnificent, and they remind Bilbo to bring his towel along before the Earth is destroyed. Wait, we're mixing stories now (i.e. movie versions of stories). The Hobbit: Pocket Edition is just the story of Bilbo, but in a more hobbit-sized format.
The Hobbit: Pocket Edition measures approx. 4.5" x 6.2" x 0.8," so it will easily fit in your pocket, your pocketbook, your bag of holding, your hat, etc. But don't worry - even though it's in a tiny package, The Hobbit: Pocket Edition contains the complete unabridged text. Heck, it even features (on the dust jacket) the original cover illustration, painted by J.R.R. Tolkien himself! So, celebrate the 75th anniversary of The Hobbit (1937-2012) by getting a copy of The Hobbit: Pocket Edition. Perfect to go in your pocketses.

here ids some new adventure time pjs frome think geek they would also make a good holloween costume ALGABRAIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

XD haha

Gets you bloody clean

The blade flashes. The violins stab out freaky chords. The shower curtain is pulled off its rings - one by one. Chocolate syrup gets washed down the drain. And then Norman Bates needs to take a shower himself (filming a Hitchcock film is hard work, you know). Lucky for him, stashed away with his knife and wig, he has a bag of Blood Bath Shower Gel. And that means he'll not only get clean, but he'll have fun doing it.

Blood Bath Shower Gel the perfect addition to your gory bathroom. It smells like cherry, cleans ya real good, feels and looks like extra thick blood, and has a rope to hang it from any nook or cranny of your shower. And hang it you will, because then the IV-styled blood bag will really show off its good looks. This crimson cleanser goes great with your Horror Movie Shower Curtain & Bath Mat (see below)! Blood Bath Shower Gel - it murders grime.

Blood Bath Shower Gel

• Great for scrubbing up after all sort of "activities."
• Cherry-scented and stuffed into a IV-styled, blood bag.
• Norman Bates approved.
• Net Wt. 400ml
• Dimensions: approx. 1.75" x 4.25" x 7"

The Ex - Unique Knife Holder

cool nife holder from thinkgeek.com go check out the site its pretty cool

glowing moon clock from think geek:)

They say the full moon's meant for lovers
But you’re gonna break my heart
'Cause when you shine
That baby of mine
Will turn into a werewolf
And rip out my throat and kill me

- Paul & Storm, Cruel, Cruel Moon
When most people gaze up at the moon, they think of things like astronauts and cheese, magic rituals and ocean tides. But there's a subsection of the population that is terrified of the moon: the significant others of werewolves. Think about Oz & Willow. David Kessler & Nurse Alex. Lupin & Tonks. Loving a werewolf is hard to do, but someone has to do it.
This clock is a horrible gift for anyone in your life who is dating a werewolf. The last thing they need is a constant reminder of the very thing that turns their sweetie into a bloodthirsty animal. But if you're not a lycanthrophile, you may like having a beautiful light-up moon clock on your wall. The face is a composite of 65 actual photographs of the moon and the clock face will glow for two hours after the lights are off, making it the perfect night light for your geekling's room, unless of course, the monsters they fear are werewolves.
Product Specifications

• For the lycanthrope in your life, a moon clock that lights up
• Face is a composite of 65 actual photographs of the moon
• Round dome glass front makes it lovely & lunar
• Clock face glows for two hours after lights are off
• Battery: 1 AA (not included)
• Dimensions: 13.5in x 13.5in x 1.5in
• Weight: 2.21 lbs
• Disclaimers: The actual moon does not give off its own light. Also, we're pretty sure werewolves do not exist.

I whant thissssssssssss:D its a finn hat from adventure time

blue tooth gloves

There are a few fairly universal pantomimes that everybody in the civilized world understands, regardless of culture. Shake your head for 'no,' scribbling in mid-air for 'check-please,' thumb-and-pinky held up to the ear for 'call-me.' While we're not sure exactly when it was that the 'call-me' pantomime appeared in our collective cultural jargonplex, we have it on good authority Bell's assistant Watson would surreptitiously make the gesture to Mrs. Bell, much to her husband's consternation.
It is embarrassing, then, to admit that it took 136 years for us to turn a universally recognized gesture into an actual working way to talk on the phone. Behold the telephone of the future, built right into your Winter gloves! Warm knit gloves woven with conductive fibers let you operate those touch-screen phones like Androids, iPhones, Windowsphone, and Blackberries - but with extra added Bluetooth capabilities!
In the left glove's thumb is a tiny speaker, and in the pinky is a wee microphone. By extending them both in the usual hand-gesture, you can chat with your friends for up to 10 hours on a charge! Gone are the days where talking into mid-air will brand you a crazy-person! Now you can show the world that you can actually talk to the hand, and with excellent sound-quality!
Features and Specifications

• Bluetooth handset built into the left glove
• Conductive-fiber allows smartphone operation
• Operating range: 12 meters
• Battery life: standby 10 days - conversation 20 hours
• Sizes:Men's and Women's sizes
• Colors:Black and Grey
• Composition: 95% polyacrylonitrile, 3% cotton, 2% polyester
• Charges over micro-usb
• Tested and works with iOS, Android, Windowsphone, Blackberry
• Dry-clean only, read all instructions before use

bcits an excellent sorce of sparkles you can get this at think geek.com

i just put this bc its funny

A tetaris lamp what you think?

New dr who dvd release

I found these on http://www.thinkgeek.com/product/c0ce/ try them out they kinda tast like rasbarrys

for all you whovieans this should scare you 2 death:)

Season 3 November 10th on the hub dont miss is

I just felt a great disturbance in the Force, as if millions of voices suddenly said: "What, what?" As the Telegraph reports, Walt Disney has agreed to buy Lucasfilm, the company behind the Star Wars films, for $4.05bn (£2.5bn) in a cash and shares deal. A seventh Star Wars film will be released in 2015.
While Star Wars is not necessarily a dead horse, fans will surely agree that Episode III: Revenge of the Sith put the franchise out to pasture in 2005 – the end of a midlife crisis in the saga which began with the release of Episode I: The Phantom Menace in 1999. A dead horse or not though, it’s frankly relieving to hear that George Lucas is no longer the one doing the flogging, as he will neither be writing nor directing the new film, although going by his comment that the deal allows Lucasfilm to “blaze new trails in film, television, interactive media, theme parks, live entertainment, and consumer products”, flogging does appear to be the operative word.
Lucas’s constant addition of superfluous things to his films and general tinkering with them in each release is akin to that kid in primary school art lessons, who announces to his classmates that he’s going to make the most fantastic colour you’ve ever seen and adds all the different paints he can get his hands on to his pot, only to end up with a cruddy-looking brown.
As RedLetterMedia stated in its review of The Phantom Menace, Lucas never grasped that brevity is the soul of wit. The film – supposedly for children – begins with the Supreme Chancellor of the Galactic Senate’s dispatching of a Jedi Knight and his apprentice to a Trade Federation battleship, both working as negotiators in order to resolve a tax dispute on trade routes. As an 11-year-old in the cinema at the time, I can assure you that this was as meaningful and exciting as if the script had been written by the Inland Revenue themselves.
Compare this to the opening of Episode IV: A New Hope, in which one of Darth Vader’s ships thunders after a tiny, hapless Rebel cruiser, hopelessly trying to flee the Empire’s clutches. Everything needing to be conveyed is done so without words even being necessary – and it’s convincingly real because, well, it is real. The Star Destroyer might be a model, but there’s a simple tangibility about it that no CGI wizardry can ever match by itself.
Simplicity is the reason for the enormous success of the early Star Wars films: an obvious protagonist is tested, and triumphs in the face of adversity, saving the girl and the day from the bad guy in the process. As a company with such a long and successful legacy of producing this format, the notion of a definitively awesome new Star Wars film in 2015 from Disney might not actually be as far, far away as it sounds.