Talking Travelocity Roaming 13-Inch Gnome

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Talking Travelocity Roaming 13-Inch Gnome
Price: $14.99
Shipping Options: $5 Standard
Shipping Estimates: Ships in 3-5 business days (Wednesday, Mar 12 to Monday, Mar 17) + transit
Condition: New

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Previous Similar Sales (May not be exact model)
11/29/2013 - $13.99 (Woot-off) - 7 comment(s)
8/31/2013 - $14.99 - 16 comment(s)
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12/9/2013 - $14.99 (Woot Plus)
11/25/2013 - $14.99 (Woot Plus)

Gnomes are tools.

Really? I logged in for this? I was hoping to see something I could use in my workshop or garage.

Let’s watch this little guy in action [youtube=wRDa61LamXI][/youtube]

If you guys can get the zombie garden gnomes sold for this cheap, I would be in for 3. But not this one.

I’m not paying for a company to advertise in my front yard.

I sent one of these to my little sister. One of her cats knocked it off the shelf and broke the gnome’s legs off.

I kept one gnome for myself. My housemate’s five year old took my gnome, held him by his feet, and used him as a jackhammer on the wood laminate floor. I yelled “NO!”. My gnome and the floor survived with zero apparent damage to either. And I got to teach the five year old about the delicateness of paper mache while he looked at me funny because he’s not used to me yelling.

Meh, I bought one a few cycles back with the intention of leaving it outside and scaring the crap out of the ups guy. However, the motion sensor on it is way too sensitive and triggers with something as slight as a gentle breeze rustling the bushes ever so little 10 feet away. It resulted in a stupid gnome on my porch that would shout at nothing randomly throughout the day.

It resides indoors now, and is occasionally relocated and turned on briefly to catch the dogs and my fiancee off guard. Did I mention she hates the damn thing?

this things obnoxious

The Gnome remains (for now) but Travelocity is now powered by Expedia. Might as well skip the middle man and forget the gnome.

Try giving it search. You’ll see the same engine on the 2 sites - Travelocity, and Expedia.

Maybe the Gnome will have value in several years, like a collector’s item. Could be a good buy.

If it said “Get off my lawn!”, then maybe.

I think some people forget these Gnomes were around way before they were used by Travelocity. Got one last time, you just have to watch what they eat, Gnome farts are unbelievable.

Odd advertisement gnome for sale here.
Maybe people can put it next to their ‘Billy bass’ they have hanging on their wall.
Stereo obnoxious.

Gotta go with another poster…Zombie Gnomes are a sure deal seller for me.

The Zombie Garden Gnomes are cheap crap plastic. You can make your own with these; it’s exactly what I did. Worth it.

I know this sounds goofy but the Travelocity Gnome looks a lot like my wife’s 82 year old dad. She doesn’t get to see him as often as she’d like. In for one. Now she’ll see him everyday.

Where is that photo of the train down a fairly major looking street from?

[QUOTE=Rudedog753, post:17, topic:413006]
I know this sounds goofy but the Travelocity Gnome looks a lot like my wife’s 82 year old dad. She doesn’t get to see him as often as she’d like. In for one. Now she’ll see him everyday.
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lol +1

[QUOTE=FlamingoNut, post:16, topic:413006]
The Zombie Garden Gnomes are cheap crap plastic. You can make your own with these; it’s exactly what I did. Worth it.

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I’m looking for the like button, +1, etc. That’s a great setup you created.