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Showing posts with label panda kitsch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label panda kitsch. Show all posts
06 January 2012
14 December 2011
What's this panda clinging to?
Discovered at the American Cancer Society Discovery Shop in Stockton.
13 September 2011
Found at Ichiban-Kan
Don't you always want to eat your food off of little panda faces?
I know I do!
Ichiban-Kan (El Cerrito, CA)
17 July 2011
Trying to learn how to use chopsticks? Eat a panda!
Doesn't that sound appetizing? Actually, I don't think you're supposed to eat them, but oh well. Panda correspondent Trevor shared this article about the Panda Darake practice kit, which allows you to practice your chopstick dexterity by picking up pandas and placing them on a rotating tire. Who doesn't need that?
07 November 2010
A Place Full of Pandas
If you're looking to stock up on panda supplies, Urban Outfitters is the place to go. All this swag was found there today.
Stacked tea cups with hidden panda (as modeled by Maria). For your jewelry or other doodads:
Panda socks to keep your feetsies warm:
Hugging panda salt and peppper shakers for all your spicing needs (this one with a poor, broken hugging-arm):
Panda key cover to differentiate between your house key and someplace way more awesome and full of pandas:
Cozy panda hat (as modeled by Alison):
"100 Facts About Pandas," conveniently placed next to the "Cats are Weird" book:
A glimpse inside, part 1 (poorly aligned photographically): "The incorrect classification of a panda as a nut is why Adolf Hitler, a committed vegetarian, would eat panda meat once a year...":
A glimpse inside, part 2 (not as poorly aligned photographically). Click to zoom in and to check out the photo of RAD OLD PEOPLE/PANDAS:
Stacked tea cups with hidden panda (as modeled by Maria). For your jewelry or other doodads:
Panda socks to keep your feetsies warm:
Hugging panda salt and peppper shakers for all your spicing needs (this one with a poor, broken hugging-arm):
Panda key cover to differentiate between your house key and someplace way more awesome and full of pandas:
Cozy panda hat (as modeled by Alison):
"100 Facts About Pandas," conveniently placed next to the "Cats are Weird" book:
A glimpse inside, part 1 (poorly aligned photographically): "The incorrect classification of a panda as a nut is why Adolf Hitler, a committed vegetarian, would eat panda meat once a year...":
A glimpse inside, part 2 (not as poorly aligned photographically). Click to zoom in and to check out the photo of RAD OLD PEOPLE/PANDAS:
12 September 2010
31 January 2010
16 January 2010
20 December 2009
Facebook Gives me Pandas
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