#pickle Rick keychain

[rickmeup]

Oh gee, why are there so many pickles over here🥒🖕

[loveydoveylex]

Have a 🎫!

hi there void!! thank you for the gush pass \^o^/ I'm gonna use this opportunity to talk some more about RAMON because I love him (or, well, I suppose laserhawk ray in general - I'm sorry bUT I RECENTLY REWATCHED THE SHOW AND HE'S FRESH IN MY BRAIN.)

I've been lamenting recently over how I wished there was merch for him, whether official (still waiting on those 'in rayman we trust' shirts btw ubisoft) or unofficial. I've seen alot of keychains, charms, stickers and stuff going around, but it seems like I've missed every single one of them!

BUT! I recently got lucky and managed to snatch this cutie here during a preorder!! the lovely design is by AngyCortoons on twitter, absolutely delightful art ❤️

HE'S ADORABLE. he won't ship out until, like, march, but that's fine. then I can get pleasantly surprised when he does arrive!! I really need some new keychains, too. haven't gotten any new ones since... oh god, since 2018 or so when pickle rick was the funniest thing on the planet (...yes I do have a pickle rick keychain. do you see now why I Really Need Some New Ones pfffFFFT)

I'm SO EXCITED!! I can have ramon with me everywhere I go <3

[thesoftboiledegg]

I wasn't expecting a huge merchandise roundup when I went to the mall yesterday, but Charlotte Russe had a surprise: a pixelated Rick and Morty shirt.

Would people believe me if I said that Adult Swim started marketing Rick and Morty to women in the past few years? Not heavily, but you find merchandise in women's clothing stores.

Since Adult Swim signs off on anything anyway, I think they should release chokers, press-on nails and tarot cards. You can already find fanmade versions online, so make it official!

Afterward, I found this pin at Spencer's. I can't remember which episode, but I swear I've seen this guy on Rick and Morty? He looks like a character from the show. If he's not, he should be.

These blankets aren't new, but I realized for the first time that they're reversible! I guess I wasn't paying attention to the label. They're actually pretty soft and cozy.

Today, I went to the mall closer to my area. Rue 21 is always stocked with Rick and Morty apparel, but they haven't had new designs in a while--maybe one new item at most. But today, I was delighted to walk in and find new merchandise!

Sweatpants! That's quite the pose Rick has there. But that's how we watch Rick and Morty, right? Giggling and kicking our feet?

A new jersey! It's well-designed, but I still don't understand why the artists put the vat of acid on merchandise. It's cursed!

I turned around to find...shorts! Finally, apparel where Rick and Morty are happy for a change.

More shorts, this time with a science theme. "Rick and Morty Forever and Ever." Rick's laughing face is charming. Apparently, a lot of people like Rick's laugh, to the point that they make TikTok compilations? Honestly, I think his laugh is a little grating, but his expression is cute.

New T-shirt! As always, Morty screams.

I love this shirt's retro design. The colors are well-balanced.

Hot Topic didn't have anything new, but a customer did compliment my Miss Minutes shirt. I could do a Loki merchandise roundup with the items I see in Hot Topic and "nerdy" stores, but I don't think people follow me for him 🤔

Afterward, it was time to head to Spencer's. Someone thought it'd be cool to set off one of the screaming chickens, but I didn't let it distract me from the new merchandise even as the drone echoed through the store. I guess the employees get used to people setting shit off all day.

New keychain!

Belts!

As always, Pickle Rick and the Rick and Morty cube (as another customer put it) were there to greet me. Pickle Rick looks happy, but did I intimidate Morty? He screams in terror!

Unrelated, but I saw this shirt in another store and thought it was funny.

Sage advice!

[des-syc]

I had a dream in which I went into a store and saw that it sold pl merch but the really rare stuff like Professor Layton BREAD

and I was so excited and took everything I saw that was pl related and??? I just remember grabbing a pickle rick keychain??? out of a jar full of all kinds of different keychains?? with so much joy??? in my dream pickle rick was a professor layton character????

so I made this

[bigtinytoys]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: World&;s Coolest Rick and Morty Talking Keychain Super Impulse w/ six.

[kriiistinuhh]

Once again doing another ita bag update since I got even more keychains! 🥳

[beautiful-dirty-rick]

Different Kisses from Different Ricks

Rock Star (Flesh Curtains) Rick: Although essentially the same Rick as C-137, his behavior may differ. He would see you in the audience, lean over the front of the stage and, beckoning you over with a finger and a “come-hither, baby” toss of his hair, he would pull you with a hand on the back of your head and plant a serious, deep one on you.

Evil Rick:  Among the unexpected ones. Due to his being evil, the kiss he gives you may be a goodbye kiss before he offs you. Seeing as it would possibly be a forceful, long, passionate one...what a way to go.

Healthy (Non-Toxic) Rick: Possibly the least emotional one. His emotions reside with Toxic Rick, so a kiss from him would be pleasant... but not substantial.

Novelist Rick: Sweet, slow and lingering. He’d recite poetry (his own or classics) into your ear in a low, soft voice as his lips move to your neck.

The Scientist Known as Rick: Would serenade you first with a song on a guitar that looks to be the child of Prince and science, then lock lips while dancing sensuously with you. He’d then take you to his lab, decorated all in purple, because he Wants to Be Ur Lovr.

Bubblegum Rick: Sweetest kiss of all, by way of sugar. His kisses are permanently flavored with bubblegum, which isn’t a bad thing at all. Be warned: he may attempt to pass his gum from his mouth to yours, so if you think you’d be into that...

Doofus Rick: The shyest. After a certain amount of romantic tension, he would come forward and softly say: “I don’t want to make you uncomfortable or anything, but... can I...can I kiss you?” And when he does, he’s so tender and nervous about it- but it only makes the experience more exciting.

Guard Rick: The daring one. He would pull you to him with one arm and hold a gun in the other, so as not to be completely off-duty while he lays a protective, authoritative kiss on you.

Dandy Rick: The poetic and the beautiful. He is pretty and he knows it (a bit like Scientist Known as Rick). The closest to a gentleman that a Rick can be, he would kneel before you, take your hand delicately in his and kiss your knuckles, then lead his kisses up your arm in the old-fashioned, “dandy” way... and then press his lips to yours with all the dignity of a man wearing powder on his face.

Karate Rick: You’re his trophy girl when he wins yet another battle, dipping you low and kissing you with victory. That or he Spidermans it by dropping upside down from something and giving you a ninja-like, sneaky upside-down, passionate kiss.

Zero Rick: His pessimism doesn’t lessen his sense of romance a bit when he feels it enough to want to kiss you. The most introverted of all Rick kisses, and possibly most insecure; he would pull your clasped hands up to under his chin to keep you near because he just knows you’ll leave him eventually and wants to keep you his for now.

Miami Rick: Doubtless, a tight embrace and kiss by the ocean, at sunset, glowing with the sun’s colors and your blush.

Tiny Rick: A teenage Rick means teenage hormones and awkwardness. Very high school, when even though his more mature mind knows better, the teenager side does not; his kisses may be clumsy at first but he would learn to hold you and his palms would stop sweating fast enough.

Pickle Rick: Make sure you are not adverse to the taste of salt brine. Unfortunately, he lacks in arms to embrace you, but if you hold him up to your face, he can still give you a kiss. Cheek kiss recommended.

Simple Rick: Admittedly the most conventional of kisses. A Rick before his deep-set emotional complications set in, his kisses would be sweet, appropriate, pleasant... none of the raw energy or lust tainted with pain and need that Rick is to develop later on.

Cop Rick: In a world full of dying Ricks and dangerous Mortys, he would keep you by his side at all times, an arm around your shoulders-- and protective, somewhat timid kisses whenever off-duty or alone in police cruiser. Responsible sweetheart.

Vaporwave Rick: He wants you to be feeling the beats like he does. He sits next to you, sets down his boombox and has it play a nice slow jam for you two, and locks you into kisses with an even slower rhythm.

Super Morty Fan Rick: Congratulations-- you got him to forget about fanboying over Mortys! In his distraction from kissing you (possibly plied with Morty merchandise he doesn’t have, like a cute keychain, etc.), his Morty hat falls off and he doesn’t notice, even when you start running your fingers through his hair.

Detective (or Deepthroat) Rick: Think of this Rick as a “film noir” Rick, and you’re his femme fatale. Think Bogart and Bacall. He kisses you rebelliously, deeply, in the most dangerous of moments, and you reel from the excitement of his sudden shows of affection and the possibility of the two of you getting caught.

Surgeon Rick: The cleanest (hygenic) kiss you’ll receive. He may offer to heal you (instead of your Mortys) with a massage, and just keep you in a hospital room so he can be affectionate with you. There is a chance he will playfully kiss you with a surgical mask on, ‘til you pull it down and savor a Rick kiss, obstacle-free.

Teacher Rick: Whether you’re a student of his or “just a friend/colleague,” he won’t just kiss you at any time, anywhere. He will, however, find an excuse to clear all Mortys out of the classroom so it’s just you and him, and a ruler held playfully between your faces-- in a rare instance when he isn’t serious. Do you bring this out in him? A kiss that makes you stand firm in place.

Toxic Rick: One of the most emotionally-charged kisses, Toxic Rick may be almost inhuman in his meanness, but when his emotions grow tender, he may melt like the slime he is under your touches. He would hold you almost suffocatingly tight (his neediness is concentrated in this form), bend you at the waist, fully lay his craving for love onto you in staggering, deep, very, very needy kisses, though his words may push you away. An “I love you” may fall from his lips if you’ve rendered him weak enough with kisses of your own.

Morty Day Care Rick: This guy is among the hardest-working Ricks. When on breaks in between looking after little Mortys, he would kiss you while he’s walking by you-- or, when he finally gets a sit-down and rest, he’ll acknowledge you are there behind him by craning his head back and pulling your head down for a lazy, but sweet, kiss.

Salesman Rick: Pleasant and useful. Upon buying an item from him, drop a chaste kiss on his lips. He’ll return it not just politely, but eagerly, then slowly slide his hands from your shoulders and mutter, “No charge.”

Robot Rick: Recommended if you find kissing chrome and steel palatable.

Mysterious Rick: Dramatic--as with everything else he does. You’re his partner in crime, his girl Friday, his kisses are always with a huge arm sweep around you, clutching you close and dragging on a long movie kiss. And you don’t mind this one bit.

Lab Rick (Morty Labs): Innovative one. With the daring quality that most Ricks seem to have in common, he will be in the middle of a Morty modification, don the protective eyewear and say: “Stand back!” Before the flash of light or flame passes, he will pull you in for a mid-work kiss, precise and methodical.

Guilty Rick: The most vulnerable. Whatever he’s done, you forgive him, and show him that with a kiss. The skull will fall from his hands as he falls into you (extra effect if you are short; remember Rick is quite tall) and emotionally caves in from the intimacy. He presses trembling, grateful kisses to you as his hands and shoulders shake. With meek sobs in between kisses, he melts into you (for a change); his arbitrary whispers of “I’m sorry... I--I’m sorry” turn into “I love you... I love you...”.

Secret Agent (Run The Jewels music video) Rick: A level-up from Deepthroat Rick, into James Bond action movie territory. Similar to Guard Rick, he would keep hold of a gun in one hand to gun down anyone or any thing that threatens his lady, the Bonnie to his Clyde, his partner in crime--you. With the other, he is more assertive than Guard in the way he will tilt your head back and plant a wild kiss onto your lips. Bonus if he takes a moment to wipe the drool off his mouth first.

(Normal) C-137 Rick: cannot be described as simply as all the others, as this is the 100% complete Rick with all these qualities rolled into one Rick. This Rick is the most unpredictable and has the sweetest kisses of all--why, you may be wondering? Due to his shutting emotions out, any show of affection from Rick is a statement that speaks volumes of what you may mean to him. With each time he lets you into his lab in the garage, has a drink with you or tells you an anecdote about his life (however small or filthy), he is telling you he trusts you. A kiss from this Rick is the manifestation of this incredibly rare trust, and confirmation that you matter so little that he loves you-- or that he admits, through this kiss, that he loves you a little because you matter so much (to him). A kiss-- likely deep, possessive so this hard-ass doesn’t get his soft heart broken again; draping his arms around you lightly like he doesn’t give a s#!t about you when he actually gives quite a few-- from this Rick is one you should, and will, cherish for all time, like you do him.

[happyheadshop]

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[monophyletic]

I saw someone post a mini keychain dakimakura of pickle Rick and I was going to joking buy it, but now I’m just sitting here looking up “pickle Rick dakimakura” and can’t find anything and I feelin like a fool 😭

[samtheflamingomain]

remember when tik tok was a song?

A lot has changed in my short time on this planet. I grew up to the sound of the ole dial-up and now I can watch someone talk about why the Earth is flat for an hour from anywhere on the disc!

The way we create, consume and criticize media is one of the things whose recent evolution is probably what piques my interest the most. Not necessarily the content of the media, which is always changing, but trends in the structure behind it.

Tech has obviously improved exponentially. Health, science, education - all significantly changed in the past few decades. But same goes for the past few centuries.

Media has, necessarily, been slower to evolve. Can't have TV shows without a TV. It basically went from book to newspaper to radio to TV to Internet. There's at least a few decades between all those things, if not longer. However, from TV to today is what I'm most interested in.

For decades, for generations, TV was channel-surfing via an antenna or a satellite dish served by your cable provider. A lot of those words mean nothing to a teenager now.

I'm 26. I started with cable (10 channels), then we got satellite (500 channels), then by the time I was 16 or 17, Netflix the streaming service came out. So I'm in a very small window of people who were young enough for all of these things to happen in my childhood. 5 years older than me and you didn't get Netflix as a teen. 5 years younger and you didn't have cable as a teen. Maybe 10 years. You see the point.

Then realize that the 16 year-old of today hasn't grown up without Netflix being a household word. If the 16 year-old of today wanted to watch Peter Pan, he would boot up Disney+. I would've gone to Blockbuster and rented it for $3. If he wanted to see a kitten falling down stairs and then doing a backflip, that's probably somewhere on Youtube. If I wanted to see that as a kid, well, I'd better start looking for a very gymnastic cat with all its lives.

So to sum up so far, a lot has changed very quickly - about how we consume media. What about how it's formatted?

And how we consume it always necessarily comes before what it is we're consuming changes. Remember when "Netflix Originals" didn't exist? The platform was built, the people came, and then new media came from it.

We've seen TV shows go from the binary of "22 minutes or 44 minutes" to "however long we fucking want". The disintegration of the binary of "comedy or drama". When I was a kid, sitcoms had seasons of 22 episodes, once a week, in the fall. Drama shows usually had 16 episodes. Now Netflix puts out "Mike Tyson Mysteries", with any number of episodes in a season, with each only 11-13 minutes long, pretty much at random. Letterkenny puts out 6-episode seasons once a year on Christmas. Back in my day, we never knew if this season would be the last. Even if the last episode was a cliffhanger, there was no promise of a resolution. Sitcoms kissed the rings of the networks every year hoping to be renewed. The other day South Park announced it was making 6 more seasons and a bunch of movies.

There are a few TV formats that I consider "evolution proof" - game shows (not reality, game), soap operas, late night and standup. All of these date back to radio times and have rarely if ever changed format. I'm personally hoping that, within my lifetime, I'm able to see a change in the way standup is done. We've seen very few attempts to break the mold, and the only example I can think of right now is Mulaney's Sack Lunch Bunch, and to be honest I think it left a lot to be desired. But that's to be expected if media itself is going to change formats - it'll take a lot of trial-and-error.

Quick tangent: I'm not talking about comedy itself. Comedy is constantly changing formats. Vine made absolute stars out of SIX SECOND-LONG content creators. I mean standup. I'd like to see its definition change from "70 minutes of uncut, unedited, scripted jokes told in story form on a stage in front of an audience with a microphone and maybe a few props done by one person, with pauses for laughter and applause, sometimes with audience interaction" to "long-format comedic content delivered by one person to an audience", taking away the mic, the stage, the very structured format. With the exception of maybe Bo Burnham, even if you've never seen a specific comedian, you know what to expect and when to expect it. You can Just Tell when the last joke is about to begin. You're not going to be surprised when the guy picks someone out of the crowd to make a few jokes with. You probably even know the definition of a call-back by name because they're so common. I don't know how it would necessarily change, but I don't think it's impossible.

Back to the main post for one more point: fandom. We've talked about the evolution of the consumption of media and what format we're watching it in. We know the content has evolved. But I think one of the most interesting changes in this category is the way we interact with shows now.

I'm currently sitting in my Simpsons-character-covered tracksuit I bought for $15 on Wish, next to my closet which contains about 15-20 t-shirts. At least 8 of them are Simpsons-themed. When I started building this collection, it started about 5 years ago when I saw my very first Simpsons shirt in a Bluenotes, and it was the only one I had for a few years. I would buy any Simpsons shirt I saw for a while. Today I went to the mall, and if I still had that policy I'd have blown through my savings in one trip.

I actually consider myself lucky; The Simpsons isn't as popular on merch you'd find at the mall as say Rick and Morty, Adventure Time, or Spongebob. I've seen giant stuffed Pickle Ricks, but never an oversized Homer.

My point being, I'm a superfan, but of a slightly older show that isn't nearly as popular as it used to be. If you walk into a Hot Topic, you can probably find any pop culture property on a t-shirt, mug, keychain and temporary face tattoo. This was not the case 10 years ago.

And that's just fandom with regard to the physical world. Did you know that John Mulaney, who did 3 Netflix specials 4 years ago, has THREE subreddits? Every time I get into something new it used to cross my mind, "Hey, I wonder if there's a subreddit for this yet". Now it's "I wonder which of the several subreddits that surely exist for this show/movie/vague concept is best".

A lot of the time when I see the concept of fandom discussed in mainstream media, it's still a severely outdated depiction. Even documentaries tend to stop at "and then Comic-con was invented. The End". I hate to praise it for anything, but if it did anything good, The Big Bang Theory did properly define "fandom" for the world.

I remember when 99% of people polled would not have heard of "fan fiction". I started writing it at 12 when the category for Harry Potter fan fiction on fanfiction.net had but a few thousand entries. My show of choice, Death Note, had a few hundred. I got in on the ground floor and built my way to the top. I abandoned that account 6 years ago and I still get 10-20 story comments or favorites per week.

Now try finding someone who hasn't heard of fan fiction. Find someone who's too old to have written on AO3.

Finally, and I know it's been a long ramble but bear with me, I want to address the homicidal, drunk-driving, pregnant-wife-killing elephant in the room: stans.

If you don't get the reference I just made, please google "origin of the term stan". Caught up? Good, so now answer me this: how did we take a term that refers so very, very obviously to a very, very negative situation and turn it into something someone says casually or even proudly of themselves?

Obviously when I say I stan Green Day that doesn't mean I'm going to write Billie Joe threatening letters and kill my girlfriend, it means I consider myself one of their biggest fans. I think in all of English vocabulary, there's only one other word that's taken such a 180 in definition and it's one I can't say.

Anyway, that's me done. Now that there's more streaming platforms than people who've fucked your mom, I'm interested to see where we go from here.

Stay Greater, Flamingos.

[rickmeup]

Pickle Riiiiiiiick🥒🤑

[gamerzcourt]

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San Diego will be hosting Comic-Con July 18-22 at the city’s convention center, and of course, over 100,000 people will attend the show over the course of the five day period to meet celebrities, attend panels, and buy things. Of course, during the convention, booths will spare no expense to get your hard-earned money, and that means there will be plenty of items you can only buy at Comic-Con–or on eBay a week later with a 1000% markup.

However, sifting through all the different booths on the SDCC website can be time consuming, so we did it for you. We’ve got a look at tons of the best exclusive items at Comic-Con: comics, art prints, clothing, toys, and more delivered by some of the biggest companies at the convention.

ABC (Booth 4245)

The ABC television network will be at Comic-Con this year, and it will be selling a lot of different merchandise based on your favorite TV shows. The strangest has to be the Golden Girls Crew Socks for $ 10. Additionally, ABC will be selling pins for $ 15, t-shirts for $ 20, and lanyards for $ 10.

Bluefin (Booths 401 and 3545)

From video games to anime to television, Bluefin always has some really cool action figures at every show. This year, they have a ton of exclusives, and here are some of the coolest. Ranging in price from $ 55-85, Bluefin has special edition figures for Ermac (Mortal Kombat), Alex (Street Fighter), Heihachi (Tekken), and Shin Akuma (Street Fighter). All of these come with extra accessories and will be available at Booth 401. In addition, you can head to Booth 3545 to pick up this exclusive Broly figure ($ 75) or Super Saiyan God Vegito ($ 60).

Graphitti Designs (Booth 2314)

If comic books are more of your thing, Graphitti Designs has some exclusive covers of some big DC comics. There is a silver foil variant cover of Justice League #1 featuring Jim Lee art for $ 15. Also drawn by Jim Lee is the Action Comics #1000 ($ 25) foil cover and the Batman #50 ($ 15) foil cover. Additionally for sale is a silver foil variant for Batman #51 ($ 15) by Lee Weeks.

Hasbro (Booth 3329)

Hasbro has a few Star Wars-related offerings for Comic-Con. The first is the Doctor Aphra Comic Set ($ 54), which we revealed last month. There is also The Black Series Rey vs. Kylo scene ($ 119), which features a light-up backdrop in addition to the characters. Finally, The Black Series is also debuting the Han Solo and Mynock figures ($ 38). Now, you can reenact Han Solo cleaning Mynocks off of the Millenium Falcon while unknowingly parking inside a giant space slug.

Microsoft (Booth 100)

Over in the gaming section of Comic-Con, Microsoft will have a few cool exclusives for fans. First is a Fallout 76 shirt ($ 22) which comes in both unisex and women’s cut. If you’re in a pirating mood and enjoy Sea of Thieves, there’s a replica coin ($ 12) and a “Shadow” Captain Flameheart figure ($ 25).

NECA (Booth 3145)

NECA has a few toys based on movies from the past you may be interested in, but first, you can pick up an eight inch Guillermo del Toro figure for $ 40. After you’ve done that, celebrate Predator’s 30th anniversary with the Rick Hawkins figure for $ 30. If Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is your thing, you can get an action figure set based on the 1990 film for $ 125 and a street scene diorama with the figures for $ 250.

Skybound (Booth 2729)

From The Walking Dead to card games that will make you fight with your friends, Skybound has a few cool exclusives for the show. The card games Red Flags ($ 12) and Superfight ($ 15) will both get “Con Themed” expansions. In addition, there will be a four-pack of Rick Grimes figures from The Walking Dead, based on his appearances over the years. The set will cost $ 100 and have a color version as well as the bloody variants.

ThinkGeek (Booth 3349)

Finally, some weird Rick and Morty stuff. ThinkGeek will have a Rick and Morty Pickle Rick Sleeping Bag, and it is easily large enough to fit a normal-sized person, which is a bargain for $ 25. ThinkGeek will also have Nightmare Before Christmas Tsum Tsums for $ 15, a Skottie Young Deadpool X-Force keychain for $ 25, and a Star Trek Rock Mood Light, which you control with a phaser, for $ 70.

Toynami (Booth 3229)

There are a few cool anime items over at Toynami. First is a Naruto Shippuden two-pack featuring Sasuke and Itachi for $ 45. There is also a Sage Mode Naruto with Scroll statue for $ 35. If you keep losing your keys, you can pick up this Mega Man keychain for $ 12. Finally, Toynami has a sweet Robotech poster which is printed on smooth vinyl for $ 60.

Udon Entertainment (Booth 4529)

If you like pins, then Udon is a great place to stop by this year. The company is offering up some cool gaming wearables this year. There is a jumbo Mega Man 30th Anniversary pin, as well as a Mega Man and Rush jumbo pin. Both retail for $ 15. Additionally, there are Super Street Fighter II Turbo pins featuring the characters in their winning poses. These are blind bag items, so you don’t know which one you’ll get until you open it up. The SFII pins will cost $ 10 each.

For more on San Diego Comic-Con, check out our guide to the must-see panels at the event, as well as all the panel info for Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.

GameSpot News

[thesoftboiledegg]

Last year, Spencer's had a whole rack full of new Rick and Morty merchandise to celebrate season six's arrival. I keep hoping I'll see one for season seven, but no dice. In fact, all the Rick and Morty hubs have been slacking.

I saw this item in one of those bootleg canvas print stores:

And that's it for the new merchandise. I went to Hot Topic and Spencer's, and nothing. Charlotte Russe had nothing. I checked out the other mall today, and nothing in Rue 21. Nothing new in those Hot Topic and Spencer's locations, either.

The Rick and Morty cubes weren't having a great day:

Pickle Rick and the cubes on the lower shelves were much happier.

I checked out a nearby head shop and finally found one new item: this mat with everyone having a nice turkey-and-weed dinner. Everyone but Morty, anyway.

Anyway, Box Lunch is supposed to be the "nerd" hangout, but they only sell one Rick and Morty shirt. I helpfully let them know that they need more:

I checked out the Box Lunch website, and just like Hot Topic, 99% of their Rick and Morty merchandise is online. Some of the designs are pretty out there:

Are the eyes from an episode that I don't remember? I have no idea how they tie in. 👁‍🗨

Anyway, as much as I hate to admit it, I've gotta hand it to Spencer's. Even though it's dank, even though they sell fake poop and keychains with ballsacks on them, even though someone always manages to set off one of the screaming rubber chickens when I'm in there, even though they have a boob ball sitting near the register that all the employees signed for some reason...they load their shelves with Rick and Morty merchandise.

No "Haha uh, we don't actually watch that silly show, we keep all our stuff online!" When you go to Spencer's, you're going to see hats and wallets with Rick flipping you off, and you're going to like it! ☝

[happykittyshop]

Etsy Shop Reminder!!

Just a reminder my Etsy shop will be going on hiatus from September 24th to October 4th while I’m at Anime Weekend in Atlanta!

https://www.etsy.com/shop/HappyKittyShop

I will be adding the following preorders when I get back:

Cross!Sans Pocket Size will be going in after I make my first one.

Gaster Blaster Sans Pups

Annoying Mini Dogs

Punk!Sans Pocket Size

Mini Gasters

Mini Blookys

Pickle Rick

Rat Suit Pickle Rick after I make my first one.

Along with my keychains leftover from AWA.

After they are sold out that is it!

So get your keychains while they are still in my Etsy shop!

[kearabeeartistry]

Figured I’d post this in honor of the new ep!! Pickle Rick keychain Available here <3

[notdoofusj19-theta-7]

How my roommate spent her vacation. And yes she made her own Pickle Rick keychain!!