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Buy.com Money Back Coupon (DaddyDeals)
Hello! Coupon! Buy.com! Lots of good stuff, people. DaddyDeal details are here.
Free Yellow Submarine eBook (DaddyDeals)
When it comes to deals, you know I love me some free stuff. So here you go—a free Yellow Submarine eBook via iTunes. Read more »
Brett Singer Tweets for 2012-02-19
This Week in Brett Singer Tweets—a few retweets of the hashtag MusicWasBestWhen, which I meant to look into more but didn’t have time to do. Some brief mentions of the cool stuff I saw at Toy Fair 2012; more to come on that. Also, yet another statement of Why We Suck! Read on.
ThinkGeek iCade 8-Bitty—The Future Of Retro iOS Gaming (UPDATED With Photos!)
ThinkGeek iCade 8-Bitty Action Shot. You know you want one.
Toy Fair is in full swing and I just received an email that made as excited as Han Solo when he learned that Princess Leia and Luke Skywalker were related. ThinkGeek, retailer of all things awesomely geeky, has announced the iCade 8-Bitty. I say this is the future of Retro iOS gaming.
The future of retro what now? Let me explain.
(Note: now updated with photos. Whoo-hoo!)
Brett Singer Tweets for 2012-02-12
Brett Singer Tweets for 2-12-2012 contained content about a certain Big NFL Football Game—it was super, thanks for asking—including stuff that happened afterwards, like Gisele Bundchen having her say about the Patriots’ ability to catch balls. (Heh. Balls.) Read on.
How To Make A Star Wars Book Even Nerdier (Geek Gold Card)
Star Wars, the Book of Sith! Geek Gold Card time!
I think we can all agree that Star Wars is a bit nerdy. Want to know how to make a Star Wars book even nerdier?
Put it in a box that opens to the accompaniment of “lights and Star Wars sound effects.” It is… the Book of Sith.
Brett Singer Tweets for 2012-02-05
In Brett Singer Tweets for 2012-02-05, we have a free after rebate power adapter for iPods, the possibility of Brad Bird directing a Bollywood flick, and a quote from Peter Parker that involves neither power nor responsibility. Who says this isn’t the DaddyTips Age of Distinctive and Delightful Tweeting? Read more »
