Yes, indeed. Some dinosaurs were vegetarians, consuming only plants. We also termed them “herbivores”, as we usually called animals that eat only plants. One plant-eating species of dinosaurs was the Barosaurus. It had a very long neck, so it could reach into the tree tops and consume the tender young leaves.

However, most of the largest vegetarian dinosaurs died about 140 million years ago. Soon after, smaller plant-eating dinosaurs such as the Iguanodon roamed the earth. Its main diet was low-growing ferns and bushes. Most vegetarian dinosaurs had cutting, puncturing and grinding teeth for chomping on plants, although some dinosaurs with weak teeth could only swallowed their plants without chewing them. Other characteristics of vegetarian dinosaurs were wide mouths for gathering leaves, big cheeks to hold huge chucks of food, as well as little claws on their toes to rip down tough leaves.

Whoa, so much information at one go, but no worries, if you are looking for a suitable gift for that dinosaur lover, they would definitely fancy this specially designed “Vegetarian” dinosaur t-shirt, which has gathered today’s Best Award on Zazzle! Check it out now!

Details of 350ml camera lens mug (photo on the left):

- This is a replica of a lens, and is not an actual lens
- Material: durable non-toxic, food grade plastic, perfectly safe to be used for drinking
- Capacity: 350ml
- Looks similar to the original Canon lens
- No internal electronic working parts
- Free shipping in Singapore

Dimensions: 5.00in x 3.31in x 3.31in (12.7cm x 8.4cm x 8.4cm)
Weight: 7.20 oz (204g)

Cost: S$38/-

We also have another version in 300ml. Details of 300ml camera lens mug (photo on the right):

- This is a replica of a lens, and is not an actual lens
- Material: durable non-toxic, food grade plastic, perfectly safe to be used for drinking
- Capacity: 300ml
- Looks similar to the original Canon lens
- No internal electronic working parts
- Comes with a carrying pouch
- Looks great on your home or office table
- Free shipping in Singapore

Dimensions: 6.50in x 3.90in x 3.90in (16.5cm x 9.9cm x 9.9 cm)
Weight: 9.56 oz (271g)

Cost: S$42/-

Both are exclusive items, so please email your orders (whether you want the 300ml or 350ml versions) to us at: firestarter@MagicEel.com. Please allow us up to 2 weeks for delivery.  Payment via ATM/Internet bank transfer or Paypal.

So make each of your letter a special delivery! Put a personal touch on your mail, or share this useful gift with family and friends. Our custom stamps fit especially well on greeting card or RSVP envelopes. You can choose from eight postage denominations. Be sure to check them out!

To make full use of your calendars, be sure to flip through month by month and mark on it any important dates such as personal birthdays and anniversaries, anything that are not noted holidays or events. You might also want to mark down regular household tasks, chores or repairs that need to be done. Some people saved their calendars when the year comes to an end, keeping it like a personal diary in their lives. And why not? It will certainly make you look forward to the years ahead.

To kick-start 2011, MagicEel has created a few new calendars, such as the  ‘A Photo Journey of Lhasa, Tibet’. Travel through barren desert plains and across snow-covered mountains with this breathtaking pictorial 12-month calendar, and experience life in Lhasa, Tibet like no other. Wire-O binded, you can choose from 7 wire colours of the calendar: black, white, blue, red, green, yellow, grey, and different sizes: small, standard, huge, 13 unique styles for dates and holidays, or single-page style or two-page style.

We know your loved ones who are game enthusiasts will be delighted with a t-shirt, mug or bag of these games. These graphics are designed by MagicEel, and we are not associated with Zynga, FarmVille, Cafe World, FrontierVille or Facebook in any way.

Meanwhile, enjoy farming or whipping up a feast online, folks!

In the 16^th century, as more everyday materials such as leather and cloth were used, bags became more practical. In the 17^th century, there were more variety and women, even men, carried small purses with more elaborated designs and shapes. Girls were taught embroidery, and hence, this period also saw many beautiful and unique stitched artwork in bags.

The 18^th century is when neo-classical clothes became popular. Women started to carry their rouge, face powder, fan, scent bottle, cards and smelling salts in reticules, a type of handbags because wearing a purse would ruin the look of neo-classical clothes. Every fashion magazine ran coverage on the proper uses of such bags, and women started to carry a different bag for every occasion.

In the 19th century, the term “handbags” came in use, and referred to handheld luggage bags carried by men, which led to new bag designs for women, bags with complicated fasteners, internal compartments, locks and jewellery.  revolution in fashion came in the 1920s, with varying hemlines and lighter clothing. Bags no longer need to match the outfit, and the rage was for the lady to carry a doll dressed exactly like herself, complete with a matching bag for her doll!

In the 1940s, metal frames, zips, leather, and mirrors were in short supply due to the war, and manufacturers started to use plastic and wood for bag making. In the next 10-20 years, major designer houses such as Chanel, Louis Vuitton and Hermes started to emerge, breaking down the old ideas and designs of bags.

Altogether, about 80% of the survey respondents still have an old t-shirt, and those that were bought during a vacation are their favourite. It was also found that shirts given by an employer, from a concert, a favourite pro or college sports team and a charity run or walk are also very popular and favoured.

These respondents that are most likely to keep old t-shirts are mostly between the ages of 18 and 24, of whom about 7% say they have not kept an old t-shirt, while just over 70% of respondents age 65 and more still keep their old t-shirts.

Additional findings:

• T-shirts acquired as a sports spectator were more cherished than t-shirts acquired as a sports participant.
• Men are more likely than women to keep a t-shirt from a pro or college sports team.
• Concert t-shirts are most popular among the young.
• T-shirts from a church event were more popular among women than men.

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T-shirts were worn by miners and stevedores in the late 1800′s when they worked, and  became popular in the United States when they were issued by the U.S. Navy during the Spanish American War in 1898. Solders worn the crew-necked, short-sleeved and white cotton t-shirts under their uniforms. It later became very common for sailors, Marines and workers in agriculture to wear them as a bottom layer of clothing.

As it was easily fitted, easily cleaned and inexpensive, it soon became the shirt of choice for young boys, and it manifested into various colours and patterns, and became so ubiquitous that Charlie Brown, the popular cartoon character, was rarely seen without his signature zig-zag t-shirt.

By the 1929, the times of the Great Depression, the popularity of the t-shirt spread rapidly to Europe and the rest of the world. Lasting close to a decade, the Great Depression caused massive levels of poverty, hunger, unemployment and political unrest. Hence, the t-shirt, an inexpensive garment, was often the default choice to be worn during farm or ranch chores, as well as other times when conditions required lightweight fabrics.

After World War II in 1945, it became very common to see veterans wearing their uniform trousers with their t-shirts as casual clothing. The t-shirt became even more popular and trendy after Marlon Brando, a famous actor during that time, wore one in the movie ‘A Street Car Named Desire’. The t-shirt has finally achieved its status as a fashionable, stand-alone garment.

Today, the t-shirt has become a canvas for images and striking messages, and comes in all shades and sizes. Emblems of schools and teams, bold texts and slogans, colourful cartoon characters and every design imaginable get printed onto t-shirts, a piece of garment that the modernists use to make a fashion statement.