Reynolds Wrap Heavy Duty Foil, 12in
The official building material of the tin foil hat. Heavy duty, because the 5G is strong tonight.
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Reynolds Wrap Heavy Duty Foil, 18in
For the big heads in the group. You know who they are.
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ESCO LITE 51-LED UV Blacklight Flashlight
Reveals invisible-ink clues, and some things on your couch you didn't want to know about.
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Rechargeable LED Blacklight Bar
Turns any living room into an interrogation lab. No cord for them to trace.
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Rubie's Inflatable Alien Abduction Costume
You, being carried off. Everyone gets the joke before you're through the door.
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Retisee Inflatable Alien Costume
A budget-friendly visitor. Same planet, smaller invoice.
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Rubie's Inflatable Space Alien Costume
Built-in viewing windows, so you can see who's watching you back.
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The Mothman Prophecies, by John A. Keel
The West Virginia classic. Read it with the lights on.
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Mothman: Evil Incarnate, by Loren Coleman
The sequel for people who couldn't let it go. (Hi.)
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Bigfoot Field Guide (Kindle)
Start your own research. Results not guaranteed, footprints not included.
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Escaping the Rabbit Hole, by Mick West
For the uncle who sends you 40-minute videos at 2 a.m.
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Conspiracies Declassified: The Skeptoid Guide
Fun-but-factual verdicts on the classics. There's usually a kernel of truth. Usually.
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Hoax: A History of Deception
5,000 years of people falling for things. Weirdly comforting.
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Stuff They Don't Want You to Know
From the podcast hosts. Asking questions, politely.
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The X-Files Complete Series (DVD)
The truth is out there, across 218 episodes. Clear your weekend.
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Codenames
Secret agents, one-word clues, instant friendship damage.
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Spyfall 2
One player is the spy. Everyone suspects the quiet one.
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The Resistance: Avalon
5–10 players, 30 minutes of accusing your best friend to her face.
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One Night Ultimate Werewolf
10-minute rounds. Lifelong grudges.
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Celestron UpClose G2 10x50 Binoculars
Drone, planet, or them? Now you can actually tell.
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Celestron AstroMaster 70AZ Telescope
A beginner scope that's actually good. Check the moon landing site yourself.
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Gskyer 70mm Telescope with Phone Adapter
Photograph the evidence. Blurry photos are so last century.
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Spy Labs Invisible Ink Pen + UV Light
Write the real guest list. Only the blacklight knows.
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132-pc Spy Detective Party Favor Kit
Glasses, invisible ink, magnifiers, agent name tags. A whole favor table in one box.
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Area 51 Alien Neon Sign (USB)
The bunker glow-up. Visible from low orbit, probably.
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ADVPRO “Area 51 Keep Out” Neon Sign
Keeps out guests, not aliens. Results vary.
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FavnCrafts UFO Abduction Lamp
A night light for people who sleep with one eye open.
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24in Lighted Alien Blow Mold
Yard art that makes the neighbors talk. Let them.
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