You’re already paying to play World of Warcraft, why not pay some more to get one of these awesome plush pets? I haven’t played WoW in two years, and I still want these things. You can’t deny it; you know you want them too.

The plushie comes in a nice drawstring bag, and depending on which you choose, the bag will sport either the Alliance, or Horde sign. Not only that, but you will receive a matching in-game, non-combat pet.

The Gryphon Hatchling and Wind Rider Cub plush pets are on sale for only $24.99! The Blizzard Store (More pics below)

The Sarlacc. A multi-tentacled creature whose mouth is lined with several rows of sharp teeth. This Sarlacc inhabits the Great Pit of Carkoon, on the desert planet Tatooine. Sarlacci for plural. The more you know…

Childhood = Destroyed.

Okay, so maybe I was pandering to the prequel haters with that title. What can I say? I’m riding shotgun in the bandwagon. I don’t know about you guys, but I could definitely feature this on my DVD shelf. It’s awesome. Whoever came up with the idea is a modern day genius.

They are 6 inches deep, 12 inches Wide and 7.5 inches high, made of high quality poly-stone, and they’re individually hand painted. They also come with a unique number and certificate of authenticity.

Sadly, these bookends are only for pre-order right now. They start shipping in April 2010 according to the website. Right now they’re on sale for $189.99, originally $199.99. Pricey, but a definite must buy if you want to show off your Star Wars DVD collection or book collection with style.

On sale at StarWarsShop.com

This might be one of the only times you’ll ever see a smile associated with anything related to Spock. As we all know, Spock is a Vulcan, and is driven by logic, not emotion.

Check out some more pictures below…

[Via Walyou]

This is insane. Behold the Petaminx, a dodecahedral puzzle. This is custom built and contains nearly 1000 moving pieces. It took over 2 months to make, including 20 hours on masters and molds, 12 hours on casting parts, 30 hours on cleaning up parts and sanding, 7 hours assembling, and 6 hours stickering.

Flickr User fengschwing took out all of his Superman action figures, took pictures of them, and then created this amazing image. Now for a little history of Superman’s “S” Shield:

The Superman logo (aka S shield) is the iconic emblem for the fictional superhero Superman. It is also informally referred to as the “S” shield. As a representation of the first superhero, it served as a template for character design decades after Superman’s first appearance. The tradition of wearing a representative symbol on the chest was mimicked by many subsequent superheroes, including Batman, Spider-Man, Fantastic Four, Green Lantern, the Flash and many others. – Wikipedia

I think my favorite is Admiral Ackbar, followed closely by Yoda.

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Check out this gallery from Flickr user The Green Giant. Watch as Thor rolls a joint and rides a magic chicken.

Do I need to say this is awesome? Probably not, I’m sure you can figure that out on your own. Check out this reenactment of the Battle of Hoth. Click on the thumbnails to enlarge.

“I don’t know why they call it Hoth, they should call it Coldth.” – Family Guy