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New Orleans Saints Light Weight Fleece NFL Blanket (Shadow Series) (50"x60")
$20.00
If you're looking for warm - this really isn't it, but if you want a great fan piece that will give you light coverage - this is your blanket! My son loves it!

New Orleans Saints Light Weight Fleece NFL Blanket (Grid Iron) (50"x60")
$20.00
This is the softest, brightest, and plushest printed blanket on the planet! This luxurious throw can be used at the game, on a picnic, in the bedroom, or cuddle under it in the den while watching the game. These blankets are extra warm and have superior durability. They are easy to care for, and are machine washable and dryable. The throw blanket is made of acrylic and polyester.

Boondock Saints (Unrated Special Edition)
$19.98
Why all the talk about this movie? I watched this movie long after it became popular, barely got through it without trying to kill myself and desired to have all memory of it washed from my mind when it was over. The basic formula for this story: Stereotypical, hard-drinking Irish brothers + Russian mafia (what are they doing here?) + FBI trailing the work of vigilantes = Repetitive "plot" of this exceptionally boring movie.

All these guys do is drink, play with guns and kill "evil" men they think God has appointed them to do so. Most of the action scenes are shown in flashback, after a charismatic detective played by the Greatest Actor in the World, Willem Dafoe, brilliantly relates to a dumb subordinate and apparently half-baked bunch of second string FBI agents, or something. Dafoe's character, who owns the best lines in the "film," knows the leprechaun assassins are responsible for all of this violence but must see something in them others don't; this might provoke a short discussion about vigilantism, but one that's been had before, and only by the most desperate of viewers trying to squeeze something out of this movie. Anyone else might proclaim the action scenes as "bad-ass" and the storyline altogether as "groundbreaking" but original this movie surely ain't.

This is probably what happened:
"Hey, let's make a movie about Irish vigilantes!"
"Awesome! What happens?"
"What do you mean? They're IRISH. And they're VIGILANTES. What else do you need to know?"
"Um... okay, sounds good."

The premise for the movie was one page long, the dialogue heavily-accented and improvised. Hell, anyone can write a movie. Turns out they made a sequel to this movie.

"Hey, remember that movie about the Irish vigilantes?"
"Yeah, that was great! Scathing reviews, totally awesome cult following though (primarily made of high school kids)."
"Let's make another one!"
"Okay. What about?"
"Same thing."

And who says they're running out of ideas for movies?

The True Saint Nicholas: Why He Matters to Christmas
$16.99
This book is awesome. I was always interested in where Santa Claus came from and why he is celebrated on Christmas rather than his feast day Dec 6th. Very quick read. Very enjoyable.