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Tech Deck Skate Shop Bonus Pack (Styles may vary)
$14.99
I got these for my nephew. He really was too old for toys but did collect these. He loved them and was very excited so as long as its a toy they like then these are perfect.

Munchkin Bottle and Nipple Brush,Colors Vary
$2.99
Was so happy to get a bottle brush that was affordable and worked well until it broke in half... Dont' waste your money on this brush.

Results May Vary [Explicit]
$7.99
I mean, come on, people...

If even the artists themselves are forced to title their work 'Results May Vary', you just know it's going to suck.

I don't know if you could ever describe Limp Bizkit as "creative", but there was something vaguely resembling musical and lyrical development on 'Significant Other'. But any promise they may have shown was thrown out the window by 'Chocolate Starfish' as Fred Durst was reduced to squawking variations of "Why don't you all worship at my feet!" on every song. I suppose the most charitable thing you can say about this album is that it merely continues this trend, as Durst ratches up his paranoid, persecuted persona to almost comical levels.

In a way, it is kind of interesting to think about what makes Durst tick. On one hand, he spews hatred against the media, other bands, music critics, the public, and whoever his girlfriend is at the time. On the other, he complains about being hated in return, how nobody loves and understands him, and how he can't get critical and commercial respect. Well, gee, Fred; if you're going to needlessly slag off everybody you've ever associated with, you end up friendless and despised. You'd think this would sink in after he's written his 50th song about "I hate you/why can't you like me?" But it never does.

Any remaining credibility Durst may have had goes down the toilet with this release. There's not even the promise of it being "so bad it's good", because Durst's ugly, undeserved rants just grate after a while. A terrible, embarassing, laughable, album.

Conditions May Vary: A Guide to Maine Weather
$15.95
Any visitor to Maine or resident will find this a fascinating guide to Maine's unique weather systems. It discusses jet steams, Canadian air mass influences, ocean temperature and more and is perfect for science collections strong in meteorology and climatology instruction. Chapters use Maine's amazing seasonal diversity to discuss basic weather influences in this highly recommended pick.