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FILTER RESULTS ►Inflatable Captain’s Chair For Adults
Back in April, TrekToday reported on a fun bit of Star Trek merchandise, an inflatable Captain’s chair based on the one on the USS Enterprise. Unhappily for the grown-up but young-at-heart fans back then, the chair was only available in a size suitable for children, but now, just in time for holiday gift-giving, an adult-sized [...]
Star Trek Inflatable Captain’s Chair
Do you love being captain of your own destiny? I suppose if you have answered in the affirmative, then you would be interested in the Star Trek Inflatable Captain’s Chair from Thinkgeek, where depending on the size of the chair, you would have to fork out $24.99 to $34.99 to fit bottoms of two sizes [...]
Win a STAR TREK INFLATABLE CAPTAIN’S CHAIR from Thinkgeek!
In conjunction with Thinkgeek, we're giving away two STAR TREK INFLATABLE CAPTAIN'S CHAIRS...
Star Trek Inflatable Captain’s Chair
You’re never too young to discover the magic of Star Trek and the Star Trek Inflatable Captain’s Chair is the perfect way to let your little one sail off into the world of starships and ladies in super-short dresses. The inflatable chair holds up to 120-pounds so the bigger Star Trek captains might want something [...]
Inflatable 'Star Trek' Captain's Chair: Sit long and prosper
Better watch your weight, captain.
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ThinkGeek)
I always thought an original-style "Star Trek" captain's chair would be my personal holy grail of memorabilia. Unfortunately, a really great replica costs $1,000.
Here's a kid and a tribble for scale. Show More Summary
Star Trek Inflatable Captain’s Chair
This just found its way into my inbox this morning and if it was a little bit larger, I would have ordered it immediately… Here is the description straight from ThinkGeek: ThinkGeek is proud to announce the latest addition to … Continue reading ?
Inflatable Star Trek Captain’s Chair Is Perfect for Little Captains
Stardate 5928.5, we had a pool party for Spock’s birthday today, and what do you know, my chair floats.… I don’t think we will ever hear Kirk or Picard utter that sentence in the Captain’s log. But if you’re a small adult or have a child that likes science fiction,
Star Trek Inflatable Captain’s Chair
Star Trek Inflatable Captain’s Chair
Star Trek Inflatable Captain’s Chair
Think Geek has introduced a new product guaranteed to please the young and young-at-heart, a Star Trek Inflatable Captain’s Chair. The officially licensed inflatable chair is designed to look like the Captain’s chair on the Enterprise, with buttons and lights printed on the arms for “imagination play,” in which the Captain can order a red [...]
Pretend to Be Captain Kirk With This Inflatable Chair
ThinkGeek's latest Star Trek Collectable is an inflatable captain's chair deom the Enterprise A.
Inflatable Captain's Chair Is Where Kirk Would Have Spent a Day At the Beach [Star Trek]
Star Trek encouraged us to boldly go where no man has gone before. And as long as that's no where near a thumbtack or a safety pin, you can do so in comfort and style with ThinkGeek's new inflatable Captain's Chair. More »
Star Trek Inflatable Captain’s Chair
You know for sure that something like the $24.99 Star Trek Inflatable Captain’s Chair stands a very good chance at being an April Fool’s joke over at Thinkgeek, simply because it sounds too good to be true. Sure, it is called as an officially licensed Star Trek product, and if you want to turn everyone [...]
Another wonderfully silly Trek product from ThinkGeek
They've done it again (or have come up with a rather elaborate April Fools)! ThinkGeek's latest edition to their eclectic range of Star Trek stuff is an inflatable Captain's chair! Here's how they describe it: Galloping around the cosmos is a game for the young and you have your whole youth ahead of you. Show More Summary
Blow Up My Inflatable Captain’s Chair, Scotty!
At first we thought the Star Trek Inflatable Captain’s Chair was just another prank amongst the other April Fool’s goodies at ThinkGeek, but alas we were wrong! Because believe it or not, this...
