Phoenix Mermaid
Which of these mythological creatures would you be? Give a detailed explanation, if possible, please!?
Mermaid
Satyr
Phoenix
Griffin
Cyclops
Harpy
Minotaur
I think I would be a Satyr. Running around the woods and mountains, drinking wine and playing a flute. Good times. I feel I share some characteristics with them. I am mischievous, flippant and love a bit of light-hearted comedy amongst seriousness, which is evident in the plays of Aeschylus. A masterful Greek playwright who bound comedy to tragedy.
Silly Bandz Shaped Rubber Bands 24Pack Fantasy Shapes
Silly Bandz Shaped Rubber Bands 24Pack Fantasy Shapes
From Brainchild Products.
This is product of Silly Band It price is $16.99 cheapest price include mermaids, unicorns, fairies, dragons, phoenix, and genies.
Kids everywhere are going wild over Silly Bandz!! These colorful Rubber Bands (Silly Bandz) are made of silicone and die molded in many different fun shapes. This 24 pack includes mermaids, unicorns, fairies, dragons, phoenix, and genies. These rubber bands return to their original shape when you take them off the item they’re holding (or off of your wrist). Comes in a pack of 24 assorted colors and shapes. Collect them, Wear them, or Trade them with friends. Great stocking stuffers for kids!.It is on Amazon Sales Rank: #8 in Toys & Games with Dimensions: 3.00″ h x .10″ w x 3.00″ l, .13 pounds.
Advantage comment:
I bought these today, and they are really fun! However, one has all ready broken, and all of the shapes are pretty small. The glow in the dark bracelets are the smallest and least flexible, and they are hard to get on and off my wrist. But it is quite amusing to look at the shapes in the dark
Disadvange comment:
These are essentially very over-priced silicone bands that come in a wide variety of shapes and colors and are all the rage with kids, but are made of such low quality material that they break with relative ease. That became an unwelcome problem when our young child’s favorite glow-in-the-dark unicorn broke while simply taking it off her small wrist. The result was a broken heart and a trail of tears. My wife was outraged and wants to write a blistering letter to the company for turning out such an expensive low quality product. As parents do we cave in and buy yet another pack of these, try to fix it with some kind of flexible adhesive or just say sorry and forget it to our little one? Is it really worth it? Not really. Maybe if they were 50 cents per pack…
http://astore.amazon.com/sillybandbracelets-20/detail/B003D5UNEC
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