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5 recommendations with 2 comments

Aracne's recommendation

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For old school gamers.
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Updated Nov 26, 2006

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SamHope's recommendation

Hmm... now I want a Duck hunter gun full off Kool-Aid!

And a Game-boy with chocolate...

I need a Nintendo meal!

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Updated Dec 18, 2008

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sfgalsjg's recommendation

i am a total geek at heart, love these retro mint containers. would definitely be a conversation piece whenever you whip them out!

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Sheena on Jun 4, 2008

What a way to kick it old school!

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tatorandtots' recommendation

What can I say? I'm a product of the 80's...

.... and I'm also becoming more and more like the grandma who washes out Ziploc bags and reuses them. Everything has a dual purpose. In this case, I bought a handful of these and was intent on simply refilling them with my trusty Altoids and tucking them into holiday stockings. Of the mantel variety, not garter.

However, one afternoon I had a Martha-Stewart-in-Prison moment. I needed to wrap a gift (luckily, just a pair of earrings) and had NO wrapping paper within access range. So I had to make do. Enter the empty Nintendo mint tin.

I got kudos for creativity from the recipient and just to ease your mind, no "shanks" were involved in the wrapping of this gift. Ha.