Breadpig Blog: Purveyor & Publisher of All Things Geek — ThinkGeek

It's a little known fact that monkeys and breadpigs are naturally quite amicable with one another. Less known is that monkeys can be found riding breadpigs during their lunchbreaks as a means of sport, similar to that one Harry Potter plays with brooms. One result of this is the success of LOLmagnetz on ThinkGeek (who've been proudly carrying them for a couple years now). Most recently, we've had the pleasure of seeing a new addition to the ThinkGeek arsenal -- xkcd: volume 0. We're thrilled to see xkcd on their virtual shelves and urge you all to earn some geek...

We'll be publishing a 2009 Breadpig, Inc. profit & donation recap shortly, but there's an overdue "Thank you" due for ThinkGeek. For giving breadpig yet another feature in their catalog (I think this makes three times? Awesome!). We couldn't have given away $15,000 in LOLmagnetz profits last year if it weren't for ThinkGeek, proud distributor of LOLmagnetz. We love you, ThinkGeek.

Breadpig was thrilled to see another LOLmagnetz appearance in this latest issue of the ThinkGeek catalog. Look for us under the red stapler. And don't ever let them take away your red Swingline. We've been proudly sold on ThinkGeek for a while now and couldn't be happier with our nerdy relationship together.

Imagine waiting in line on November 4th, standing behind someone with a shirt reading "When the world needed a hero, it got a pig with bread wings." After asking for his/her autograph, you'd probably feel a delightful tingling sensation course through your body. That's the breadpig effect. BTW, wore my breadpig shirt to vote today. It's how I felt just reading that one breadpig loyalist proudly displayed his breaded swine pride. There were zero reports of voters turned away because of breadpig schwag -- coincidence? We had another recent breadpig sighting over at ThinkGeek, proud sellers of LOLmagnetz. They apparently...

Next, you'll find them in those SkyMall catalogs no one reads on planes. But until then, we're more than pleased with appearing on page 26 of the latest issue of ThinkGeek's catalog. The magnetz have been selling well and fridges all over the country are being littered with LOLspeak. Chris, maker of LOLmagnetz.com donated a spare copy of the catalog, which now sits as a sacred text on my desk. I, for one, love the idea that such a geeky website still uses an old-school paper catalog for showing off wares. After all, it's much easier to read in the...