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In honor of Indiana Jones and the
Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (opening today) I decided that I would eat
nothing but Indiana Jones-branded foods all day. Breakfast, lunch, and
dinner. There will be no time for love, Dr. Jones, because I have a
digestive system I need to strain to its breaking point.
For breakfast, I started out with the official Indiana Jones cereal.
Essentially bargain basement Cocoa Puffs, the Indy cereal also had some
of the vaguest cereal marshmallows I've ever seen:
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Even if you didn't spend the entire winter doing sit-ups like you promised yourself you would, that doesn't give you a free pass to rock the same boring summer gear you've had since middle school. Oakley's Flying Tiger collection is named after a squadron of elite WWII fighter pilots otherwise known as the 1st American Volunteer Group. They pay tribute to the fearless flyers with a whole line of clothes, including T-shirts, hoodies, sandals, boardshorts and, of course, sunglasses, all tricked out with a boss checkerboard pattern and some mean-looking designs. Check out the link for more photos or head over to Oakley.com to get yourself some. Flying Tigers Gascan Sunglasses $110Flying Tiger O-Strap SandalFlying Tigers Hoodie $50Flying Tigers Boardshorts $50
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It's not going to be officially unveiled until the 2009 Paris International Car Show, but the company often refered to as, sigh, "the prancing pony" has released photos and info about their new ride. The California comes with a 4,300 cc V8 engine and a 7-speed dual-clutch so, even though it has a folding hard top, it still goes from 0-60 in under four seconds. That's fast enough to seriously mess up the carefully sculpted hair of the guys rich enough to afford one. There's no word on pricing, but unless you were in on The Italian Job, you probably don't have enough Euros to afford one. More photos after the link.
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Price: $1,399
You may be thinking that $1,400 bucks seems a little extravegant for an Impulse Buy, but when you consider all the features you get, this panel definitely seems like a bargain. It provides a full 1080p HD picture splayed over 47-inches of screen real estate as well as four HDMI inputs in case your entertainment center has more boxes than a bingo card. They even threw in an HDMI cable and a cleaning cloth, so it comes with pretty much everything you need to get addicted to HD in one box. Get more info on Vizio's official site or just pick one up next time you head out to Sam's, Costco, or BJ's Wholesale Club to pick up a gross of mini pizza bagels. |
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RIM, the company that makes Blackberries, has already established a loyal following of data junkies, but they're hoping their new handset can convert customers currently using that other phone with a fruity name (iPhone, duh). The Bold sports a high-res (480 x 320) screen, a 624MHz Intel processor, a 2-megapixel camera with flash and a leather face plate that can be swapped out to match your outfit…if you're a total douche. They haven't announced exactly when we're going to see the it on shelves or even which carriers it'll support, but it's a safe bet that AT&T and T-mobile users will get the first whack at it.
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