It's that time of year again, and I've been wondering if you guys might know where you can find cool and rare things off the internet. I'm not talking about stuff above $100,000 and such, but cool things that you don't find in your local store.

 

I'll start with an example:

 

Classic Computers Calendar 2006

 

A full year wall calendar with pictures of old computers from the eighties! Perfect for the nostalgic computer nerd. Only $9.95 + shipping.

http://www.threadless.com/

I like these guy's shirts and they're cheap = $10.00 plus S&H.

 

All the designs are submitted and then voted on.

Look over in the other forum for the Acclaim thread. Who wouldn't want a decade-old video game license? 'Ecco the Dolphin' - a perfect gift for the kiddies, teach them environmentalism or whatever.

Look over in the other forum for the Acclaim thread.  Who wouldn't want a decade-old video game license?  'Ecco the Dolphin' - a perfect gift for the kiddies, teach them environmentalism or whatever.

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A good start for those little tree huggers.

I still think those Life Gems are pretty cool...

http://www.threadless.com/

I like these guy's shirts and they're cheap = $10.00 plus S&H.

 

All the designs are submitted and then voted on.

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Yea, but thier best shirt is out of stock

 

http://www.threadless.com/product/259/Stabby_McKnife

 

 

I love these t-shirt places, but it's always hard to tell the quality of the T-shirts, anyone bought one from these guys before?

^^^I have, the prints are pretty well done, the shirts themselves are just like the Fruit of the Loom 3 packs so I guess you can make your own assumptions.

 

If somthing is out of stock then you have to request a reprint. Luckly I got my Pandamonium shirt just in time, unfortantly the two I really want, the Unicorn humping one, and the octopus with the teddy bear are both out of stock.

The Airzooka.

 

Or if someone likes art: this is kind of cool

But I'm not sure how you'd get the profile of someone else without ruining the surprise factor.

Edited December 9, 200520 yr by LadyCrimson

^^^I have, the prints are pretty well done, the shirts themselves are just like the Fruit of the Loom 3 packs so I guess you can make your own assumptions.

 

If somthing is out of stock then you have to request a reprint. Luckly I got my Pandamonium shirt just in time, unfortantly the two I really want, the Unicorn humping one, and the octopus with the teddy bear are both out of stock.

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I mean, are the shirts thin-ish or are do they seem like pretty solid quality?

http://www.lulu.com/browse/book_view.php?fCID=178320

 

The Noob book (from http://www.thenoobcomic.com/ ) printed in expensive colour. $15.99 for the first 50 episodes (which, incidentally, are the best episodes).

I mean, are the shirts thin-ish or are do they seem like pretty solid quality?

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They're pretty good to o.k., I'd say they'd last you about three years, I know from somewhat of an experience with the same type product.

 

But a little thinner then a high quality t-shirt

Edited December 9, 200520 yr by Laozi