Gifts_Novelty
Disappearing Civil Liberties Mug
Freedom of speech and the press…gone. Protection from unreasonable searches and seizures… vanished. Speedy and public trial…pfft.
Dogs Playing Poker Sculpture
Retail: $59.95 (20% off!)
It’s the Mona Lisa of dog art in glorious 3-D. Inspired by C.M. Coolidge’s famous painting A Friend in Need, this handpainted sculpture will please any dog-loving poker player.
Royal Cats Handbags: King
Retail: $36.95 (41% off!)
She’ll purr for sure. The height of feline fashion, each bag features a royal portrait front and back.
Shakespearean Insult Mug
Retail: $12 (17% off!)
This 12-oz ceramic mug is emblazoned with 30 rapturously nasty insults from the Bard's work (which ought to be enough to get you through the work day, you beetle-headed, flap-eared knave, you).
Global Warming Mugs
Retail: $12.50 (20% off!)
Fill it with a hot beverage and watch the coastlines disappear. When the mug cools off, the coastlines will reappear. Sure to start a conversation, share this set of two 12 oz. ceramic mugs with a friend.
Carnivorous Plants Terrarium Kit
Retail: $24.95 (30% off!)
Put your ear to the top and you’ll swear you can hear them say Feeeeed meeeee!
Escapes from Alcatraz DVD and Al Capone Mug
Home to America's most incorrigible inmates, "The Rock" was supposed to be escape-proof. Yet 34 men were determined to be free. The DVD tells the true stories of their incredible breakouts, from the bloody Battle of '46 to the 1962 Great Escape. 43 min.
Animated Songbirds (Set of 3)
The ultimate day-brightener. Whenever you pass by, a little bird bursts into song, activated by motion- and photo-sensors. The head and tail move as it sings actual bird songs recorded by the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology.
Periodic Table Shower Curtain
Don’t just stand there getting wet. Learn something! Which elements are metals? What’s the atomic mass of oxygen? Is fluorine a gas or a liquid at room temperature?
Animated Songbird (cardinal)
The ultimate day-brightener. Whenever you pass by, a bird bursts into song, activated by motion- and photo-sensors. The head and tail move as it sings actual bird songs recorded by the Cornell Library of Ornithology.