Still more Xtreme-mas

I’m beginning to feel like there might be enough to make a skateboard-only Christmas tree. One time the missus and I decorated a tree entirely with plastic bugs and rubber snakes that we bought in bulk and used a fishing line and a sewing needle to make the loops. You have to heat the needle tip over a lighter to make it go through the bugs without destroying your thumb. It occurred to me that I’m always making these type of posts too close to the actual date that they pertain to. Believe me when I tell you that someone will contact me in six months, asking where they can buy one of these things. Listen up. We don’t sell them, and if they don’t show up on the links I’ve provided, then I can’t help you out any further. Bah, Humbug!

– Thanks to Daddy Yo for the tip.

Skateboard Christmas ornaments and Santa dolls.

Mr White Christmas has a musical skateboarding Santa doll that is almost 13″ tall for about $30.

ePartyunlimited sells what looks like the same chassis with a different head. Santa is a bear this time, and he’s $5 cheaper.

This doll came form some Australian site that pretends to have stuff and then just links to eBay. I couldn’t find the original source, but hey, it’s 25 cm tall!

This particular old-timey looking ornament showed up on a MySpace comment for Mike Cividino as left by Hammerhead

This one from Fun-christmas-ornaments.com is a pewter moon with a sterling silver skateboard charm. Yours for $23.

Fun-christmas-ornaments.com also sells these ornaments too, but they are nothing new from last year.

Ornaments to Remember has the same old fashioned glass skateboard ornament painted in three different color schemes. $21 each, with no discount for the world’s ugliest one.

Santa’s Ornament Shop has five different option that you can have personalized from $11-$13.

Lastly, Snowflake-designs.com has a handmade moose that they have paired up with one of those cheap fingerboards you can buy by the dozen from Oriental Trading. Poser Moose will set you back $25.