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Have all 32 NFL teams in a single display piece with these Riddell Pocket Size Helmets. The attractive black wood case comes with acrylic sliding doors.

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Don’t let the Monster Cables, Best Buys and Game Stops of the world try to fool you into thinking an HDMI cable needs to cost $65. That is an absolute SCAM.

A cable is a cable is a cable, and when it comes to digital transfers it either works or it doesn’t. This cable WORKS. I use it between a PlayStation 3 and a 40″ LCD TV. The connection feels solid, audio/video sound and look completely fine, and the cable even seems reasonably durable (not that you need to be running around and doing Van Halen jumps with your TV or anything).

The performance difference between this $2 cable and the $100 vacuum-sealed mercury-gold quintuple-twisted zircon-encrusted foot-polished ones you’ll find at the store is so small you’d have to be in some kind of lab to see the difference. Either that, or you have to be a gullible idiot. It’s your call, whatever.

Here’s a much better way to spend $65. 1: Buy this cable ($5 total). 2: Buy Planet Earth: The Complete BBC Series [Blu-ray] ($50) 3: Pick up a dimebag from the local riff-raff ($10) 4: Have a kickass weekend in your hi-definition party lair.

Includes: Drill Guide Block, Benchtop base, Portable base, Premium face clamp, Material support stop, Dust collection shroud, Drill bit, Depth collar, Allen wrench, Driver bits, Sample screws, Carrying case.

We have mostly tile throughout the house. The living room, has carpet, and high traffic. We were dogsitting for a few days, and the dog, which is supposedly house-broken, made a mess on the carpet. Good thing we had this steam vac handy. It took out the mess and left no stains. Only gripe is that if you do not replace the reservoir properly after emptying out the dirty water, it will not operate properly. Took about 30 minutes to figure it out and get it right.

A scaled-down street bike with an electric motor, the Razor Pocket Rocket is an electric powered replica of a real racing pocket bike that’s ideal for teens (ages 13 and up). With a high torque motor, speeds up to 15 miles per hour and a slick, aerodynamic design, you’ll be ready for racing. It can carry riders up to 170 pounds and can cruise for up to 30 minutes on a single charge. The Pocket Rocket’s single-speed, chain-driven motor is extremely quiet, a marked contrast to traditional gas-powered racing cycles. Other features include 10-inch pneumatic tires for a smooth ride, twist-grip throttle, and hand-operated rear brake.