Reviews by photographerleia http://www.viewpoints.com/aboutme/photographerleia Thu, 29 Nov 2007 00:30:43 GMT Reviews by photographerleia photographerleia says "Genius - Think Geek delivers again" about Think Geek Inconceivable - tshirt http://www.viewpoints.com/Think-Geek-Inconceivable-tshirt-review-953a <p>I am always looking for inventive gifts that one couldn't just walk into a Wal-mart and buy.  To this end, <a href="/">www.thinkgeek.com</a> has come again to my rescue with their ever inventive apperal.  This shirt arrived in teh mail neatly folded, and much better quality than I had anticipated.  Unlike so many printed tees, this did not look like the writing would come off after a few washes.  To my surprise, the red int eh letters on the shirt front are shiny - making it more appealing to the female audience as well I suppose.  It was evenly printed - and an absolute must for the Princess Bride lover.  This happens to be my father's favorite line from the film, so I'm certain that he will share a silent chuckle with himself everytime he puts it on.  I  wish I had bought one for myself as well!  </p><p> </p><p>The only down side is that it is slightly pricy at 17.99 +s&amp;h, but for an invetive gift I couldn't ask for anything better - it is worth every penny.</p>... Thu, 29 Nov 2007 00:30:43 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Think-Geek-Inconceivable-tshirt-review-953a photographerleia 5 photographerleia says "Adorable and perfect for the scientist in your family!" about Giant Microbes Giant Microbe - Ebola http://www.viewpoints.com/Giant-Microbes-Giant-Microbe-Ebola-review-12353 <p>I found this plush ebola virus on thinkgeek.com (but it was originally from <a href="/">www.giantmicrobes.com</a> and could not believe it.  My brother has an obsession with viruses, genetics, and at one time was fascinated with ebola and flesh eating diseases.  This plush ebola virus is not only (surprisingly) cute, but is the perfect gift for a science geek that I'm *certain* he won't get from anyone else.  <a href="/">www.giantmicrobe.com</a> has tons of plush cells and diseases that would also be perfect for health education or doctors.  And, no matter how horrible the disease, these plush microbes are as adorable as they come.</p>... Thu, 29 Nov 2007 00:19:40 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Giant-Microbes-Giant-Microbe-Ebola-review-12353 photographerleia 5