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One thing I love about portal is how simple and iconic it's major components are. The portals themselves are so versatile!

This year, let's get creative with our lunches! Wouldn't a fancy bento lift your spirits in the afternoon? Let's resolve to cut a shape out of a vegetable or a piece of cheese or meat just once a week this year.

Do you have secrets that can only be hidden properly behind giant question marks? Gold coins perhaps? I've got some shelves for you.

Can I get some extra fireballs on earrings? Thanks.

To hold your cold, hard cash.

I only need to tell time in two dimesions. Wait...

We've seen our fair share of Mario cakes over the years here, but I've never seen one with cookies as characters and blocks. I love the extra dimension it adds to the overall theme. The surprise rainbow layers inside is just, well, you know...

I'd get this set for the adorable tin alone! Bonus, geek cookies!

This is a set of jolly, candylike button that you are encouraged to push. At least when you want the lights to go on and off.

Via: Craft http://blog.craftzine.com/archive/2010/09/invadersletterpressnotecards.html

I have never played video games much, though I have spent many hundreds of hours watching other people play. When I was about 7 my friend Chanelle was obsessed with Zelda. I would go over to her house and eat pudding roll-ups and watch her play while her grandma watched the home shopping network. So basically, these cookies make me think of pudding roll-ups.

Kirby will suck up the bad dudes in your dreams and let you sleep peacefully.

There are a million Mario cupcakes out there and pretty much all of them are adorable. I particularly like these because of how simple they are. The shapes are basic and effective, the fondant is smooth and not too thick, and Mario's mustache is as full as ever.

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