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ThinkGeek

ThinkGeek is an online shopping haven for anyone after bizarre contraptions and novelties for tech-heads and geeks. In their own words, ThinkGeek started as

“a simple idea to create and sell stuff that would appeal to the thousands of people out there who were on the front line and in the trenches as the Internet was forged. From programmers, engineers, students, lovers of open source, to the masses that helped create the behind-the-scenes Internet culture


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July 31st 2006 @ 00:59

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Reefer Madness

I've seen snippets of Reefer Madness on the internet and it always seems to find its way into an assortment of drug related documentaries and mockumentaries. Recently I watch the entire movie. Now you too can own your own copy on DVD.


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July 28th 2006 @ 00:48

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Spaceship For Sale

If you’ve got a trekkie or sci-fi fan in the family this would probably be the gift of a lifetime. A custom built spaceship.

The start price is not negotiable as it costs on average $10,000 to build one vessel not including the time and effort that goes into a undertaking of this size.
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July 27th 2006 @ 01:37

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Beatbox

Madonna eat your heart out. Check out this old school front load record player beatbox. It’s the quintessential accessory for anyone parading the streets in lycra body suits and with the ability to gyrate in pencil thin stilettos.


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July 26th 2006 @ 00:21

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Own a Piece of Scotland

This is an oppertunity to get a Lordships of the Manor title.


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July 25th 2006 @ 00:06

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Need a cheap holiday?

I found this auction on eBay Australia for a one night getaway in a caravan near Grafton in NSW. The auction has opened at $1 and there is no reserve with little apparent interest from other bidders. This is an oppertunity to nab a rediculously cheap adventure getaway over a weekend. Sure its no glamour location but where's the sense of adventure?


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July 24th 2006 @ 00:41

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Collectable Antique National Cash Register

This is a pretty cool and unusual item I saw whislt flipping through the Australian eBay site. It is an old school cash register. It seems to be in some sort of working order and is a tribute the the times when things were all mechanised rather than electronic.


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July 21st 2006 @ 00:14

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Whale Bones

What a weird auction item. Someone in South Australia is selling some old whale bones.


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July 20th 2006 @ 00:46

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Way Out Stuff For Sale

This is a collection of some on the more wild and wacky stuff I found recently for sale on eBay.
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July 19th 2006 @ 00:47

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Plasma TV’s

Ah, the joy of a plasma TV. I just upgraded my old crapbox for new lushious plasma screen and am in love with it. Once you get a plasma, watching any program on a regular TV is just murder on the eyes. Even the blue screen of blankness looks better on a plasma. These are a few plasma’s that are currently offered on eBay and well worth a look. I’ve compared them to regular retail prices.

LG PLASMA TV 42"
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July 18th 2006 @ 00:13

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Selling a Car – Import Car Specialists

ImportDriver is an 'Import Only Classifieds' that offers a quick way of browsing through classifieds listing of imported cars advertised anywhere in Australia. Importdriver is a resource for car enthusiasts that wish to scroll through cars classifieds free of the typical Excels, Magna's and Camrys of the car world. The site also goes well beyond a classifieds site, it is a website totally dedicated to the desires of import car owners. Importdriver has an affiliate online store where you can purchase car accessories and part online. There is a news section which looks provides commentary on all the latest and hottest industry news and car releases. The directory will help you locate any car related service from insurance brokers to clubs and workshops throughout Australia. Latest models and releases are evaluated in a reviews section. Popular models are divided according to car style to make them easier to identify.

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July 17th 2006 @ 00:09

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Picking Up Good Concert Tickets

Before you spend a motza on a concert. Check eBay to see if you can score a cheaper seat in a prime location. These are some tickets which are currently up for grabs on eBay Australia.
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July 14th 2006 @ 00:24

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Adelaide Central Markets

Adelaide is shaping into a cultural and arts hub in Southern Australia. The Adelaide Central Markets are a great attraction for locals and tourists to get a taste of Australian and regional living and fresh local produce. Adelaide Central Markets have been operating since 1870. The makets offer visitors the chance to sample fresh fruit and vegetables, most of which are grown within 1 hours drive of the Market. You will also find one of the cities largest ranges of meat and fish along with gourmet specialties introduced by the waves of immigrants and their families who call Adelaide home. Every stall has its own special story making your visit to the Adelaide Central Market a fantastic journey. There are more than 80 traders giving you the best range of fresh fruit and vegetables, gourmet foods, seafood and meats all under one roof.

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July 13th 2006 @ 00:38

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Garage Sale Tips

Tip #9

If you are worried about purchasing chipped or cracked glassware or delicate items, use a cotton ball and run it around the rim and surface of the item. The cotton ball will catch on any surface nicks or chips which will make it a lot easier to pick up any defects your eye may have missed. If you’re short on the cotton balls always make sure you run a finger around the rim of any glasses, vases plates etc, to make sure you don’t buy anything that could be dangerous to use.
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July 12th 2006 @ 00:21

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Sunglasses - Oakley

Just because its winter doesn’t mean that your eyes don’t need protection. There’s a whole host of bargains available on eBay in terms of sunglasses which means that you can purchase designer brands at reduced prices. I’ve always had a tendence of sitting/stomping or falling on any pair of designer sunglasses I purchase. Infact, the more expensive they are, the quicker I tend to break or loss them. So, I figure that I’ve I’ve managed to buy them at a fraction of the retail price, well, I only need to feel fracionally bad about busting them.

There are some very unusual styles coming out. As ever, Oakley has some bizarre new sunnies.
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July 11th 2006 @ 00:25

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Boots

Into the thick of the winter chill which means that its time to stock up some boots to keep the tootsies toasty. These are a few boots currently selling on Ebay Australia and are at a bargain price compared to their retail counterparts.

Country Road Slouch Pirate Leather Boots
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July 10th 2006 @ 00:25

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Garage Sale Hunting Tips

Tip #5

They always say the early bird get the worm, but this isn’t always true. If you’ve slept in, don’t think heading to a garage sale later in the day is going to be waste of time. Towards the later stages of a garage sale, owners are more open to bargaining and dropping their prices just to get rid of their stock before the end of the day. There is more of a chance that any of the really prized possessions would be sold earlier in the day, but you never know your luck with heading down later in the day.
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July 7th 2006 @ 00:53

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Garage Sale Bargain Hunting Tips

These are some tips and ideas for people who love trawling through garage and yard sales. They are perfect ways of picking up some prized items and are a great way of bargain shopping for anyone looking to get by on a tight budget.

Tip #1
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July 6th 2006 @ 00:29

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Zinedine Zidane

With club and national retirement only a matter of game/s away, lets take a look at some of the collectibles and memorabilia that has hit record prices for the great Zinedine Zidane.

There is a signed football jersey from his club team retailing for US$854.10


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July 5th 2006 @ 02:25

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ComTrader

ComTrader is an online and published computer trader classifieds. The search categories include hardware, software and services. The classifieds enables computer and electronics enthusiasts to buy, sell and trade CPU’s, scanners, printers, mobile phones, monitors, modems, digital cameras, DVD players/writers, notebooks, IPODs, reference books, office equipment, networking services and a variety of software applications for PCs, Macs and video consoles.

You can place a free online classifieds advertisement for your electronic or computer related item. All ads will stay online until sold or up to one month provided that you reduce your price if your goods do not sell. If the selling price is not reduced, the site administrators reserve the right to delete your ad. Computer Trader makes profit from its cover price and any display advertising for commercial enterprises. This means that all classified adverts placed by private Australian advertisers are completely free.
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July 4th 2006 @ 00:44

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Record King

If you are in search of a rare, out of print or secondhand record or book, look no further than Record King located in Wollongong. These guys stock a great range of secondhand and rare vinyls (LPs and 45s) of the rock’n’roll and pop legends of Australian and International notoriety. They also represent some of the newer groups of the regional Wollongong and southern coast NSW areas. The online vinyl catalogue features artists ranging in genres including rock, pop, folk, country, reggae, punk, new wave. Their coverage of Australian artists is commendable especially the representation of classic Aussie bands such as the Sunnyboys, Icehouse, Matt Finish, Renee Geyer, The Angles, Chrissy Amphlett (The Devinyls), Air Supply and many more.

Australian Jazz also gets a great representation from Record King. Artists stocked include Don Burrows, Golapagos Duck, Michael Franks, Margaret Roadknight, Ton baker Quartet and Marie Wilson.
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July 3rd 2006 @ 00:15

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