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📞 Phones
A reproduction of an old telephone, but with modern features like caller ID, call waiting, etc... plus, it's cordless!
🗽 Statues
Life-sized museum-quality replica fossil skeleton of Stan, the most complete male Tyrannosaurus Rex ever unearthed.
🔥 Fire
As these rustic little pine cones burn, they instantly transform boring orange and red flames into magical blue and green ones for up to 10 minutes.
🕯 Candles
It's perfect for anyone who loves cereal, fun scented candles, and/or just messing with people's minds.
🍼 Baby
Instantly transform your cute little baby into an even cuter baby bear cub!
This monstrous hardwood pepper mill stands 3 ft tall, weighs 7 lbs, and holds over 2 lbs of peppercorns inside.
💦 Pools
Like stuffed animals for the pool, these fun lightweight pool floats look like whimsical dolphins, frogs, fish, and alligators.
🪴 Plants
A vertical wooden planter made from eucalyptus that helps you maintain privacy without looking like you're trying to.
📞 Phones
These premium Lightning to USB charge cables are stylishly wrapped with genuine braided leather and have matching wood connectors on either end.
This ferocious silicone oven mitt is shaped like a T-Rex head with an outside texture that simulates skin and a mouth filled with ridge-like teeth for grip when... Read More
⚓ Sea
An amphibious sub-surface electric watercraft designed to go from land to sea with a buoyant above-water upper hull and an underwater observation cockpit below.
🪴 Plants
A fun plant self-waterer in the shape of an industrial city water tower.
🕯 Candles
This unique candle has a light woodsy scent, like burning pine logs.
Massive replica of the original We Are Happy To Serve You coffee cups from New York that holds up to twenty regular-size cups and also doubles as a bank, planter... Read More
👨🏼🍳 Kitchen
When you can't grill up tasty kabob skewers outside on the BBQ, now you can make them just as easily indoors with this cool new Kitchen Kabob Steamer.
Those little one-eyed gargoyle heads with rings in their mouths that adorn the base of Jabba the Hutt's dais can now hold up your bathroom towels here on Earth.
