iPhone, Android, Windows Phone, iPad, Web Browser stencils. The coolest geeky thing you’ll buy this week.

Of all my favorite events from the wedding weekend, tweeting from Walmart was by far my favorite.

Here’s the story: I was in Olive Branch, MS. I got bored. I went to Walmart. I tweeted, with pictures some of the items I found. Glory.

You can view the session by searching the term #TweetingFromWalmart. It was an abbreviated session due to the dying iPhone battery that mine and every iPhone possesses.

My favorite item – Budweiser and Bud Light pajama bottoms – is above. Don Draper could sell these products with the tag line: “Budweiser pajamas… have on you, what’s in you.”

Wow. A writer for Gizmodo (along with many of those at Gizmodo’s staff) have lost the desire to use their iPads.

Three months ago I couldn’t imagine a life without my iPad’s big beautiful screen. Today, I am living that life. having ditched my iPad for the iPhone 4, almost completely. What the sh*t.

…and right at the time where I was thinking of getting an iPad. Though I must say, I simply want a larger iPhone. Chelsea and I catch ourselves dropping the laptops, and picking up our iPhones most nights. It’s easy to hold, use, scroll though, and type on. The iPad? I’ve played with it many times… not so easy to type on. Which takes me back to the need for a, oh, say… 7-inch model?

A few things of want from a fantastic site of sometimes unnecessary and sometimes overpriced goods.

It has been a while since I’ve linked to my favorite things from one of my favorite sites.

With Instapaper full-force in its support of e-readers, sitting around reading my saved articles on a glaring computer screen isn’t something I want to spend my nights doing anymore.

I want one. Now.

I left work early on Thursday (but who didn’t leave work early Thursday) in order to swing by BestBuy and Barnes & Noble to play with the Sony E-Reader and the Nook. The Nook feels incredible, but it didn’t get too high of a praise in the gadget world.

I read a lot of web articles, magazines, and PDFs (trade journals and older published works). Books? Not so much.

This is my new dream, unless the Apple unicorn tablet turns out to be for mobile computing what iPhone was for mobile technology.

Any of you who currently own (or are thinking about owning) one, comment below or shoot me an email with .

Very cool.

A new alternative from TOM’S that doesn’t look like you made them yourself.

Having browsed through it many times in time-killing jaunts to Barnes & Noble, this is officially a new favorite magazine.

For all you MC alumni looking to stock up on MC gear, the MC Bookstore is up-and-running online. It’s actually been online for a while… I just felt that it needed a plug.

I highly recommend the Open Bottom Sweatpants and the Hooded Sweatshirt… the two items I wear to-and-from the gym everyday. I’ve found that the word ‘Mississippi’ on a piece of clothing never ceases to turn heads in Seattle, therefore I’ve made it a side-project to attempt to recruit Seattle’s best and brightest Christian leaders of tomorrow. I will claim full credit for any new students from the Pacific Northwest… unless they turn into drunken whores on Facebook.

I’ve heard that blog reader Ernest Myers loves his Lax Mesh Shorts. I’ve just heard.

If you like Overstock.com be sure to visit warehousedeals.com, an Amazon venture.

Article: Apple Tells Retailers to Stock Up on Current MacBooks and iPods (Don’t Buy One Now)

I’ve been getting a little click-happy on Amazon.com lately… ordering 5 books last week alone. (Buy the used books.)

What are you reading recently?

If you are up for buying a new iPod/iPhone/iMac/etc, but not up for spending the big bucks, check out the selection of refurbished Apple products.

They carry the same warranty as any new product… they’re just refurbished.

Take a look at this unbelievable auction list.

Like most of you, I’m a music fiend. My monthly budget includes a section dedicated solely to iTunes. Seriously.

When I received Ultimate Ear headphones for Christmas from my Dad (who was a Music Minister for 25+ years) I knew they would be good… but $80-worth good? After using them religiously for 2 months, I can attest that I’d pay twice that price for these puppies.

Ultimate Ears
Style: Metro.Fi
Price: $79.99

From the site I love, full of crap I can’t afford…

These are nice little pick-ups for the rabid fan in you…