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Re: the greatest gift you can have
There's a lot of stuff I want from Thinkgeek, but realistically...
I think the best gift ever would be an extra few hours each day. You know, like 6. Where the world stopped and you could finish up those projects or that extra sleep... 
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02-05-2005, 18:38
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Re: the greatest gift you can have
I like TG, and have some (read: about 8) of their shirts, but I love Jinx. This is probably due to the fact that they cater more to the hacker/gamer subculture, but whatever. It is the best way to find me though: look for the guy in the jinx hat.
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