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Jose Cuervo Reserva De La Familia

One-eyed Willie — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 02:14:47 +0000

This definitely is not your normal tequila that you are used to drinking and waking up the next day wondering what happened. The box was created by Mexican artist Marco Arce, while the tequila is made from hand-selected agaves, and aged a minimum of three years in French Limousin and American oak barrels. This is without a doubt one of the more premium tequilas. $100.

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Worksman Bike

Barbary Betsy — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 20:32:33 +0000

The Worksman Bike is a good old-fashioned bicycle. In 1898 it was originally built and used in New York as a delivery bicycle and then in the 1950s it was officially used to deliver Good Humor Bars. It’s a classic no frills bicycle with sturdy construction including a fully-lugged steel frame with front fork, a coaster brake, heavy-duty rims, upright handle bards, a rear cargo rack, padded hand grips and a very comfortable and ergonomic seat. The red and white rimmed tires alone make this bike well worth the price tag. $695.

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The Shield: Complete Series

One-eyed Willie — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 00:15:26 +0000

If you didn’t get enough of The Shield when it was on TV and never seem to be able to catch it on rerun, then you really need to pick yourself up a copy of The Shield: Complete Series. This set features 88 episodes spanned across 29 discs, so you will probably be pretty busy for a while. $108.

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Justin’s Nut Butter

Peg Leg Larry — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 14:59:28 +0000

Spread some organic love on your toast with Justin’s Nut Butters. Aside from the traditional peanut butter, the company also offers hazelnut and almond butters. You can have them subtle or with a little zest, with flavors ranging from chocolate, honey peanut, cinnamon, and maple. The Nut Butters will be shipped in either small jars or in squeeze packs. The nuts are both locally sourced and sustainable. Not only will you feel nourished after a snack of Justin’s Nut Butters, you’ll also be helping the company feed impoverished communities. $10.

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Kevin Smith Collection

Barbary Betsy — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 05:15:10 +0000

For all of the Gen-X elite out there who may not remember a lot about the 90s because of other types of recreation apart from movie-going, (ahem) you’ll be glad to know you can pick up the box set of Kevin Smith’s classic movies. Out just this week the collection includes Clerks, Chasing Amy, and Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back. $55.

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Burton Vice Mitt

One-eyed Willie — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 01:15:14 +0000

If you are hitting the slopes this winter then you need to make sure that you are fully prepared. Of course you wouldn’t be prepared if you didn’t have your favorite beverage (we think we know what that is) with you at all times. This new Burton Vice Mitt features a stash pocket for a can of your favorite drink. $70.

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Biometric Business Case

Peg Leg Larry — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 19:41:23 +0000

Forget padlocks and combination locks – this case will open with a touch of a finger. That’s right, the Biometric Business Case is accessible only if it detects the proper fingerprint in its database. Store up to 8 fingerprints to allow only the ones in your inner circle to see what’s inside the case. Thieves may hammer or jump on it but the polycarbonate shell is rated to 250 lb/ft. of force, so opening it the old fashioned way may be just an exercise in futility. The wheels and telescopic handle mean you won’t have to lug it around on your way to your next top secret mission. $1,100.

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Polaris Rush

Parrot Pat — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 10:42:52 +0000

Whack through the snow this winter on top of the new Polaris Rush. It has the famous Polaris Liberty engine and boasts a stiffer chassis and a progressive-rate rear suspension to prevent bottom outs on jumps and bumps. What’s even nicer is that it has true rider-active controls that involves your body to help with your total control of the Polaris. $TBA.

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Samuel Adams Utopias

Peg Leg Larry — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 18:44:13 +0000

In the perfect world, everything would fall into its proper place and you would be drinking something like the Samuel Adams Utopias. Calling it an extreme beer would be a terrible understatement, seeing the ingredients list and the painstaking process involved in creating this masterpiece. It starts with three types of hops and several types of yeast that are commonly used into the making of champagne. Parts of the beer are aged in different barrels to give it a complex taste that’s both warm and sweet. At 27% alcohol by volume, the beer is to be taken seriously. A special brass-coated ceramic brew kettle decanter will house this heavenly beverage. $150.

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Ballantine’s Scotch Whiskey Luminescent Label

Barbary Betsy — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 05:17:51 +0000

The Ballantine’s bottle has a whole new look with a luminescent label sporting a graphic equalizer. There is a tiny power source and electroluminescent technology that allows the graphic equalizer to react to lights at random. These will look cool behind the bar at a dance club or even in your own bachelor pad as it will appear the wet bar is dancing in time to the lights and music. It’s been released in various parts of the world but has yet to be released in the USA. $TBA.

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