It is no secret that I like (love) The Twilight Saga. Yes, I've read all of the books and have had my tickets to New Moon for weeks (months), but listen, I'm not nearly as crazyface (AWESOME) as most of the Twihard community. Do you want to know what separates us, of course other than age, stalking tendencies, violent hysteria, and questionable tattoos? SWAG. SO, just in case you don't spend your free time googling "Edward Cullen cookie cutters" (not invented yet!), I've compiled some of the best Twi-swag actually available for purchase (mockery):
Life-size cut-outs for those not-creepy-at-all fantasies and photo opps, just $34.99 each! I would love to hide one in my bathroom any time friends visit.
Vamp roll-playing get a little out of hand? No problem. Hide war wounds with these babies for just $7.99 at Borders.
Help your boyfriend actually BECOME Edward (haha, like any of us have real life boyfriends) with an OFFICIAL Forks High Student I.D. and, um, the License to Bite that every vamp carries? Only $1 EACH!
Never get lost again trying to stalk the set! Keep a map of Forks on you ring for just $6.50.
And my absolute favorite, the Twilight Million Dollar Bill, which magically only costs $1. Just look at the details!! This is art. True art.
Bonus runners up: "I Drive Like A Cullen" bumper sticker & Team Jacob backpack (complete with wolf clawmarks).
P.S. If you're a fan of "the internet" I'm sure you've seen the ridiculous Twilight panties floating around, but here's the thing - THEY'RE NOT EVEN FOR SALE (um, not that I would buy them if they were...), so they didn't count for this list. Sorry to disappoint the creepsters out there.
Leave more fine examples in creativity in the comments!
I would love to know sales figures for this shit. I mean, I know Twilight girls go crazy, but what kid really has 35 bucks to spend on a cardboard cutout? It's too creepy to think of parents buying it or actual adult fans.
Posted by: Julia M. | Thursday, November 12, 2009 at 08:53 PM
let's not forget THIS little gem: http://tantusinc.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=TD&Product_Code=VAMP perhaps edward eric draper...i mean...this item here is part of that vamp roll-playing that you'll need bandages for? or just something to aide you as you stare at those delicious cut-outs.
Posted by: cindy fox | Friday, November 13, 2009 at 07:40 AM
So where would you find this shower curtain? I'm not as big of a twihard as you, but I'd be all over Robert Pattinson like white on rice.
Posted by: Yannet R. | Sunday, November 15, 2009 at 09:12 PM
Do they make toilet paper? I think that'd be the most useful.
Posted by: Ron | Monday, November 16, 2009 at 02:22 PM
I have three $35 cutouts in my bedroom!!!! I love TWILIGHT SO MUCH!
Posted by: D. Hunt | Monday, November 16, 2009 at 02:24 PM
LOVE it! i love twilight and i love Edward Cullen too :D
Posted by: Maternity nursing gowns | Friday, April 30, 2010 at 07:18 PM
Yeah, I love Twilight too...I'ts perfect!...a very nice and unique movie.
Posted by: Best of Dog Training | Tuesday, May 11, 2010 at 01:20 AM
Je pense que “le contribuable” est rentré là-dedans dans son usage. Il y a aussi l’épithète “moyen”: le citoyen moyen, le contribuable moyen, le travailleur moyen.
Dans un autre genre: le p’tit gars d’chez nous, le p’tit gars d’Shawinigan comme Jean Chrétien aime se décrire.
Posted by: red cross cna classes | Thursday, July 15, 2010 at 02:12 AM
I have to add here in this blog that I love playing piano, is some of the things for which I die and I dedicate my life, my piano teacher has nearly 30 years in the management of this instrument, thank you for this contribution and here you leave my comment ...
Posted by: Navel Rings | Friday, July 30, 2010 at 01:19 AM
Thanks, Andy! I think you're spot on with the Asia-Pacific contribution rates.
One of the big projects I'm working on now for EMC is inventorying and evaluating our existing social footprint and facilitating partnerships and collaboration among them to reduce the number of accounts, and increase the meaningful interactions with our audience following us in the social sphere. A big undertaking, as you might imagine, but well worth the effort, as I truly believe that fewer, more robust and meaningful sites with rich interaction and discussion are going to be far more valuable to our stakeholders and make our social footprint ultimately even stronger.
Posted by: Free Quick Claim Deed Form | Saturday, August 14, 2010 at 01:04 AM
Amazing write-up! This could aid plenty of people find out more about this particular issue. Are you keen to integrate video clips coupled with these? It would absolutely help out. Your conclusion was spot on and thanks to you; I probably won’t have to describe everything to my pals. I can simply direct them here!
Posted by: air jordan | Thursday, August 19, 2010 at 02:01 AM