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Will Ferrell: You're Welcome, America. A Final Night with George W. Bush
$19.97
With his most recent film bombing at the box office, many questioned whether Will Ferrell still had "it". "You're Welcome, America. A Final Night with George W. Bush" more than proves that Ferrell still has it. I was laughing hysterically the entire time watching it. He had the mannerisms and voice down to a "T", after awhile it almost felt like Bush was actually up on stage telling me his life story. I had to remind myself that it was just Will doing an amazing impression of him for the show. I watched this first on NetFlix because I wasn't sure if I would like it. I will most definitely be buying it or putting it on my Christmas list for this year. If you're a fan of Will's or a fan of "Bushisms", buy this DVD. You will not be disappointed.

John Deere: Welcome to MerriWeather Farm
$19.99
My grandson loves this game as it lets him drive the tractor. The game was in excellent condition when arriving.

Strathwood Coco Fiber 18-by-30-Inch Doormat, Welcome [Amazon Frustration-Free Packaging]
$45.00
This really is a handsome piece. It's quite thick but not wobbly to stand on, does the job and looks really nice and substantial. I'm reviewing this only a couple months after buying it so no comments on how well it stands up to harsh conditions or years of use. But I'm really pleased with it.

Welcome To The Future
$0.99
Awesome tribute to the struggles and the interesting things that have come along in the name of "progress"! How much progress are we really making though? Really! If Martin Luther, who challenged the catholic church with his 95 Theses nailed to the door of the church on October 31, 1517, could really re-emerge in our world today would he really like all of this? It's been almost 500 years since he courageously took on religious lunacy in the name of the almighty dollar and gave us the fire of the Reformation in the name of the much mightier God of scripture! I am making this song one of my top ten! I love the reminders of how far we have come and yet in the background is the reminder to be careful, for we have so far to go, and it's easy to lose out in the end if we forget where we have come from! Thanks!