This came highly recommended by a co-worker. Seems interesting.

Threadless has some truly bad ass shirts, without a doubt. And what's awesome is that they're all user created and submitted.

The Threadless community votes on them, and then if the shirt design gets enough votes, it gets printed and made available for purchase.

This page lets you purchase gift certificates for them.

This was by far one of my most favorite cartoons from when I was growing up.

It contained a bunch of different characters from Nintendo games, and I just remember always thinking it was so cool that this normal kid got be in this video game world.

Nostalgia at its best.

This looks like an *awesome* book.

It's basically a bunch of artists renderings of different mythological and cryptozoological beasts.

I saw it on BoingBoing (http://www.boingboing.net/2007/02/01/beasts_a_comix_besti.html), and it simply looks like a great coffee table book.

I don't need to take my lunch anywhere often, but when and if I do, I think I'd definitely want it to be in this.

A very well designed lunch tote with separate compartments for food and drink, and that opens flat to a placemat.

A book about the whole idea of "mass collaboration" a la Wikipedia and similar sites, and how it can present opportunities for companies to innovate and all that good stuff.

I heard a piece about it on NPR, and it sounds really interesting.

An interesting take on the reference book. 45 writers take words such as arroyo, badlands, eddy, and the like and define them.

That's it. These writers are known though for their "intimate connections" to particular places.

Sounds really cool; sort of an American landscape dictionary.

I used to play a lot of the Rainbow Six games on the PC back when they first started coming out. I've been surprised how much fun I've had with another Tom Clancy game that came with my 360, Ghost Recon.

This game got a really good review, and seems like a must play.

I think a long time ago I was given one of the books from this trilogy, and I remember it being really cool. It details numerous correspondances between the two titular characters, all with letters tucked away in envelopes on pages of the books.

Very cool.