Gift Idea of the Day

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If you still need gift ideas, SkyMall delivers again with their ever popular Animatronic Chimp Bust. Although if you can get a non-lifelike Animatronic bear head for free I would suggest saving yourself the $150.

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Jay said…
I love how Google ad words gives us "7 Romantic Ideas..." based on Chimp heads. If that doesn't scream romance, I don't know what does. Although, maybe they figure if we're trying to give animated monkeys to our loved ones, we need some help with romance.
14 November, 2005 10:43
Pete said…
It's great cause every comment changes what crazy ads we get. Now we've got Austrian Motorcycles.
14 November, 2005 10:51
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