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Las Vegas Monopoly

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I wonder if there is a naked showgirl playing piece.....

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* Really enjoy the thrill of deal-making, risk-taking and owning it all via an all-new Vegas Monopoly game experience
* Enjoy the ultimate fantasy of wealth and success that Vegas hotel owners and high rollers experience
* Collect a unique souvenir of a one-of-a-kind tourist destination blazing w/ neon lights, gambling, casinos & entertainment
* Feel a sense of civic pride by owning a game that celebrates one of the fastest-growing cities in the U.S.
* Recommended Age Range 8 to 11 Years

Updated Nov 22, 2008

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Las Vegas Casino Jenga

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Combine Jenga and Roulette and you get this betting version of an old classic.

Updated Jul 17, 2008

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Jack Daniels Poker Set

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Straight from the shelves of the Lynchburg Hardware & General Store site comes this broody poker set full of almost everything you need to get your game on.

Just add whiskey. Lots and lots of whiskey.

Updated Sep 29, 2008

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Las Vegas Stars Paper Dolls

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Wayne Newton, you are finally mine to play with, you big hunk of Botoxed meat!

Cutting out these dolls and using them as unique holiday gift tags would add a bit of kitschy fun to the holidays.....

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From the "getaway playland" of the world comes a star-studded lineup of singers, comedians, musicians, dancers, and other celebrities. Lifelike paper doll figures of Elvis Presley, Ann-Margret, Frank Sinatra and the Rat Pack, Wayne Newton, and 11 other performers, plus a Las Vegas showgirl, come to swingin' life. 2 dazzling costumes for most figures.

Updated Nov 22, 2008

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Custom Poker Tables

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Let's be clear. To pull some of these off, you need to be cool.
Otherwise, it just comes off as trying too hard.

Updated Jul 16, 2008

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Suede Creepers

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Does anyone out there remember Creepers?

I bought my first pair- merlot suede/black leather, if I recall- on Kings Road in London in the 80's. When I went back to California that fall, those shoes- and those shoes alone- made me cool.

I never wore the platform versions. But the ones I did wear, I wore to death- as in the toe flaps were flapping before I would discard them. So, so ferocious were my creepers.

Here's a little Wiki nugget for you:
Creepers or brothel creepers are a type of shoe that gained popularity in the 1950s with the rise of rockabilly and the Teddy Boy youth subcultures (in the United States and the United Kingdom respectively).

They are considered a classic item of 1950s fashion, along with elements such as drainpipe trousers, draped jackets, bolo ties, quiff and pompadour haircuts, and velvet or electric blue clothes. Creepers were invented in 1949 by George Cox and initially marketed under the Hamilton brand name, which was based on George Cox Jr.'s middle name[1]. The brothel creeper was a big hit throughout the 1950s and 1960s. Malcolm McLaren gave the shoe a new lease of life in the early 1970s when he began selling the shoes from his Let it Rock shop in London's Kings Road. The shoes were snapped up by his Teddy Boy clientele, and when McLaren and his partner Vivienne Westwood decided to change the shop into a more rocker-oriented fashion, the brothel creeper still proved to be popular amongst the customers[2]. The shoe has since been adopted by some members of other subcultures, such as ska, punk, psychobilly, greasers and goth. In 2003 Osiris Shoes produced the Ali Boulala, which is a brothel creeper-influenced skateboarding shoe.

Updated Oct 20, 2008

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Custom Round Pool Tables

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Everything on these spherical bad boys can be made to your liking. Everything.

Updated Oct 18, 2008

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Spinning USB Pole Dancer

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This is even better than the USB humping dog. I think a dude thought of this product. Thank you, whoever you are. (via Gizmodo)

Updated Oct 23, 2007

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Pool Black Jack Card Table

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Well this may not be seasonally appropriate but at least it's a reminder of warm weather ahead. Of all of the pool toys that I've come across, few are intended for a grown-up party. This would be a blast to pair with a pitcher of drinks one summer afternoon...

Updated Dec 26, 2008

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