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Bakugan Clear Carry Case Blue Percival
$9.99
Battle Brawlers - Bakubox Random Bakugan Answer the call to brawl and decide the fate of the galaxy! Roll the marble onto metal surface, and it POPS open to change into a Bakugan warrior action figure. Master your shooting skills to roll your Bakugan into battle. Set includes: 1 Clear Carry Case 1Bakugan (random)

Carrie (Special Edition)
$14.98
Here we are with Octoberfest horror film review number 11. As we've been consistently trying to switch it up between great horror, average horror, awful b, slashers, creatures, and classics we landed on Carrie which is well loved in the horror community. Surprisingly the old boy Sid and his many years of watching flicks has never seen Carrie. Really no reason behind it, guess it's just one of those that never made it on the priority list despite it's popularity. When it appeared on a movie channel the other night we figured we are due for a classic and might as well give Carrie a run.

Carrie had a star studded cast lead by Mr. Saturday Night Fever himself John Travolta, Sissy Spacek, and P.J Soles (the "see anything you like?" chick from Halloween)who was just as annoying/hot in this one too. Since it's so popular here goes the standard brief Sid description; Carry White is the shy quiet girl in high school that nobody talks to. After getting her um..time of the month issue in the shower at school she's teased non-stop by the usual high school goons and hot chicks. The kids wind up getting in trouble and decide to take things out on Carrie when she goes to the Prom with jock Tommy Ross. Only problem is Carrie is a real mixer, a king mixer! She winds up getting some hardcore revenge with her telepathic powers.

For Sid Carrie was a really solid flick, but not one that would offer anything more then the one time watch. Yes it was good, and yes it's a classic, but it just wasn't something we could do again and again like Halloween. It was nice to finally get it under our belt though since it comes with the utmost regard. Plus it's always nice to mix the horror genre up with all different decades and the 70's is one of the best. It does have that great gritty 70's feel that's a Sid favorite. Certainly one we would recommend to check out if you haven't already and probably one we would've liked back in the glory days. We sure Santa probably loves it.

Ed Hardy Paz Carry On,Plum,one size
$250.00

High Sierra Carry-On Wheeled Backpack with Removable Day Pack (Black)
$170.00
I've owned this Wheeled Carry-On with Removable Back Pack for several years! I made four (count them...4) trips to Europe with multiple train rides (always a Eurail Pass). The combo is perfect. The wheeled bag is perfect to carry-on the plane and easy to manipulate on/off the train. The day pack was used every day of each trip. On the 4th trip, the handle wouldn't retract correctly. I made it home with only a little difficulty and ordered a new one (best price was with Amazon). I then called High Sierra and they send me (free) a new handle which was easy to install. Now I have the old one (will give away are put in garage sale) and a new one. I'm a pleased customer of High Sierra products. Long life, great looks, versatile, and great service from High Sierra!