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Star Wars: The Clone Wars: Maxi Poster
Posted by Notcot on Jan 10, 2013 in Gadgets
Portable Kitchen Sink
Posted by Notcot on Jan 10, 2013 in Gadgets
The Kitchen Sink is a great accessory for the environmentally conscious camper. Hidden snugly away in a handy carry pouch it pops out and expands to give you a sink that will hold up to 5 litres of water. The steel rim keeps the sink upright once it’s been filled and the reinforced carry handles will make carrying the water back from the babbling brook 200 yards away less of a chore. Once you’ve done your dishes it folds up super-easily and slips back into its pouch. At last you can head into the wilds with everything AND the kitchen sink.
Price : £ 14.99
Wake in Fright – Film ink
Posted by Notcot on Jan 10, 2013 in Cult Film
Wake In Fright was first published in 1961 and the film version, Outback, starring Donald Pleasance was released in 1971. Both the book and the film have achieved a cult status as the Australian answer to US and UK novels and films of 1960s youthful alienation. Wake In Fright is the gruelling story of a young Australian schoolteacher on his way back from the outback to Sydney and civilisation…when things start to go wrong. He finds himself stuck overnight in Bundanyabba (‘the Yabba’)- a rough outback mining town. The heat and the misery are described in painful detail as this one evening changes the course of John Grant’s life for ever…all on the flip of a coin. An ill-advised and drink-fuelled visit to a gambling den leaves Grant broke and he realizes he has no way of escaping the Yubba. He descends into a cycle of hangovers, fumbling sexual encounters and increasing self-loathing as he becomes more and more immersed in the grotesque and surreal nightmare that his life has become…revealing the baser side of his own nature as well as the harshness of life in the Australian outback. Grotesque but absolutely compelling, this has become a cult read.
Price : £ 6.99
Star Wars: The Clone Wars: Maxi Poster
Posted by Notcot on Jan 10, 2013 in Gadgets
Vodafone McLaren Mercedes McLaren Driver Boot
Posted by Notcot on Jan 10, 2013 in Gadgets
Delivery directly by Team McLaren Ltd., England. McLaren Driver Boot – Black leather aerodynamic boots with futuristic styling. Double velcro closing, on the ankle and on the instep, to support the foot and avoid laces, complete with embossed McLaren logo.Scuff-resistant TPU sole with an original groove design to give it a unique personality. The cuts on the leather are made with high-frequency lasers and the use of high-tech materials, such as the TPU sole and the finest leather, make for very comfortable footwear.
Price : £ 169.00
Portable Kitchen Sink
Posted by Notcot on Jan 10, 2013 in Gadgets
The Kitchen Sink is a great accessory for the environmentally conscious camper. Hidden snugly away in a handy carry pouch it pops out and expands to give you a sink that will hold up to 5 litres of water. The steel rim keeps the sink upright once it’s been filled and the reinforced carry handles will make carrying the water back from the babbling brook 200 yards away less of a chore. Once you’ve done your dishes it folds up super-easily and slips back into its pouch. At last you can head into the wilds with everything AND the kitchen sink.
Price : £ 14.99
Postmodernism – Very Short Introductions
Posted by Notcot on Jan 9, 2013 in Cult Film
Postmodernism has been a buzzword in contemporary society for the last decade. But how can it be defined? In this Very Short Introduction Christopher Butler challenges and explores the key ideas of postmodernists, and their engagement with theory, literature, the visual arts, film, architecture, and music. He treats artists, intellectuals, critics, and social scientists ‘as if they were all members of a loosely constituted and quarrelsome political party’ – a party which includes such members as Cindy Sherman, Salman Rushdie, Jacques Derrida, Walter Abish, and Richard Rorty – creating a vastly entertaining framework in which to unravel the mysteries of the ‘postmodern condition’, from the politicizing of museum culture to the cult of the politically correct.
Price : £ 6.39
Peekaboo Sculpta Sutra
Posted by Notcot on Jan 9, 2013 in Gadgets
Say hello to your modelling clay Kama Sutra instructors. this flexible pair will be your guides in the art of adventurous lovemaking. Bend them, shape them, any way way you want them. you’ll gasp at the positions they get into. But don’t just stand on ceremony – the real fun starts when you try out what you’ve learnt on your partner!
Price : £ 9.49
Portable Kitchen Sink
Posted by Notcot on Jan 9, 2013 in Gadgets
The Kitchen Sink is a great accessory for the environmentally conscious camper. Hidden snugly away in a handy carry pouch it pops out and expands to give you a sink that will hold up to 5 litres of water. The steel rim keeps the sink upright once it’s been filled and the reinforced carry handles will make carrying the water back from the babbling brook 200 yards away less of a chore. Once you’ve done your dishes it folds up super-easily and slips back into its pouch. At last you can head into the wilds with everything AND the kitchen sink.
Price : £ 14.99
Lowside of the Road: A Life of Tom Waits
Posted by Notcot on Jan 9, 2013 in Cult Film
Spanning Tom Waits’ extraordinary 40-year career, from “Closing Time” to “Orphans”, “Lowside of the Road” is Barney Hoskyns’ unique take on one of rock’s great enigmas. Like Bob Dylan and Neil Young, Waits is a chameleonic survivor who’s achieved long-term success while retaining cult credibility and outsider mystique. From his perilous ‘jazzbo’ years in ’70s Los Angeles to the multiple-Grammy winner of recent years – by way of such shape-shifting ’80s albums as Swordfishtrombones – this exhaustive biography charts Waits’ life step-by-step and album-by-album. Affectionate and penetrating, and based on a combination of assiduous research and deep critical insight, this is a outstanding investigation of a notoriously private artist and performer – the definitive account to date of Tom Waits’ life and work.
Price : £ 10.39