My sister’s Christmas gifts to me were adorned with a pin. Of Catloaf. Made from the same Shrinky-Dink material as the classic Katamari magnets. Sorry, but this means my family is officially more awesome than yours.
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You win this round Parish!!!
I laughed uncontrollably when I saw that pin. It’s HILARIOUS!
Is catloaf her invention or does that come from somewhere else?
I got my brother a Domo Calendar ( http://www.amazon.com/Domo-LLC-Andrews-McMeel-Publishing/dp/0740776614 ) for Christmas. Which is so awesome that Amazon.com can’t even keep them in stock. Fair warning though, the Domo “plush” is like a 1980s “laptop” heavy and brick-like. Probably made with significant quantities of lead too.
I guess my point is that Japanese people are awesome. Perhaps, genetically.
oh my god
Oh My God
OH MY GOD
Seriously, your sister rocks.
Rey – Catloaf/nekopan is one of those ubiquitous slightly inexplicable mascots that Japan churns out with frightening regularity. I forget where it comes from originally, but I first came across it half a decade ago at least.
But it’s so adorable…
My brother bought me God Hand for Christmas.
This is gorgeous. Does she sketch them by hand, or does she use the printable shrinky-dinks?
Kirin: It is indeed adorable.
Well, that answers the the “Did you get anything awesome for Christmas?” question.
Seriously, the real present here was the Catloaf. I bet Parish didn’t even unwrap the gift.
Actually, the present was real catloaf…
@Calorie Mate: Your family may be more AWESOME genetically then Parish’s!
@FalcomAdol: Always by hand. The printed ones are only for wimps!