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Freaks $7.99 Freaks – Photo |
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Fangs For Freaks $8.99 Fangs For Freaks |
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Bike Freaks $10 Bike Freaks – Motorsports |
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Freaks, 1932 $34.99 Freaks, 1932 – Giclee Print |
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F.R.E.A.K.S. $28.96 Frequency Hunter is not your average, just-released-from-prison ex con. No, Hunter has patiently waited for the day he would be free to pursue and take down the rat who betrayed him. Also a computer genius, there isn’t anything Frequency Hunter can’t make a computer do. And after he is released, he realizes that his money worm hack has gone astray and brought him a gift of undeniable sin. Forced to act when he uncovers an underground crime syndicate that thrives on the abuse of children, Hunter reunites with his tried and true comrades, each with their own unique talents, and begins the chase that will either save lives of the innocent or cost him and his team their own. Read the exciting sci-fi thriller by Ronnie "Ronn Ramm" Johnson, guaranteed to make you ask "what if?" |
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Freaks! $14.96 This book is in New – Excellent condition |
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Squeaky Freaks Man – Mini $6.23 Squeky Freaks Man – Mini |
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Freaks Always Welcome $19.99 Freaks Always Welcome – Masterprint |
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Too Many Freaks $21.99 Too Many Freaks – T-Shirt |
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Eight Legged Freaks $179.99 Eight Legged Freaks – Framed Poster |
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Retro – California Freaks $19.99 Retro – California Freaks – T-Shirt |
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Juniors: Too Many Freaks $21.99 Juniors: Too Many Freaks – T-Shirt |
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Too Many Freaks, Not Enough $19.99 Too Many Freaks, Not Enough – T-Shirt |
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The Book of Freaks $12.49 Like an expanded Dictionary of Received Ideas (Flaubert), The Book of Freaks takes its subject matter from everyday life. Both hilarious and straight-faced in equal measures, this faux encyclopedia categorizes mundanities and renders them starkly unexpected. From circus freaks to nationalities to you and everyone you’ve ever met, The Book of Freaks points out what we already knew, but never acknowledged: every one of us, in our own little ways, is a weirdo. The Book of Freaks is bewildering in a good way–a bluntly informational yet oddly poetic tour de force. |
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Gg Allin Freaks Patch $3.99 GG ALLIN FREAKS PATCH – 4 INCHES BY 4 INCHES SCREEN PRINTED |
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Freaks of Nature Tour Tickets $15 “Buy Tickets for Freaks of Nature Tour are available. Ticketliquidator.com gets you in!” |
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Freaks and Saints $3.09 Step right up folksenter the tent and see the wonders of the world Andrew is the son of a preacher man in a small town, struggling to establish a life of his own. When his mother encourages him to take a young lady from their congregation to the circus one night, the last thing he wants to do is see circus freaks. |
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The Freaks of Mayfair $32.38 THE FREAKS OF MAYFAIR BY E. F. BENSON WITH EIGHT ILLUSTRATIONS — THE LIST OF CONTENTS — I. THE COMPLEAT SNOBS – age 15 11. AUNT GEORGIE . 33 111. QUACK-QUACK . 51 IV. THE POISON OF ASPS . 73 V. THE SEA-GREEN INCORRUPTIBLE . 87 VI. THE ETERNALLY UN |
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Freaks of Nature Tour: Kaskade Tickets $17.33 Buy Freaks of Nature Tour: Kaskade tickets. TicketNetwork.com gets you in! |
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Squeaky Freaks Nylon Dog – Large 18" $8.44 Squeky Freaks Nylon Dog – Large 18″ |
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Squeaky Freaks Nylon Dog – Medium 14" $8.44 Squeaky Freaks Nylon Dog – Medium 14″ |
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Squeaky Freaks Nylon Dog – Small 8" $6.23 SQUEAKY FREAKS NYLON – DOG – SMALL 8″ |
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Jesus Freaks $9.59 In the tradition of Jon Krakauer’s Under the Banner of Heaven Don Lattin’s Jesus Freaks is the story of a shocking pilgrimage of revenge that left two people dead and shed new light on The Family International one of the most controversial religious movements to emerge from the spiritual turmoil of the sixties and seventies. Some say The Family International previously known as the Children of God began with the best intentions. But their sexual and spiritual excesses soon forced them to go underground and follow a dark and dangerous path. Their charismatic leader David "Moses" Berg preached a radical critique of the piety and hypocrisy of mainstream Christianity. But Berg’s message quickly devolved into its own web of lies. He lusted for power and unlimited access to female members of his flock including young girls and teenagers and became a drunken tyrant setting up re-indoctrination camps around the world for rebellious teenagers under his control. Thousands of children raised in The Family would defect and try to live normal lives but the prophet’s heir apparent Ricky "Davidito" Rodriguez was unable to either bear the excesses of the cult or fit into normal society. Sexually and emotionally abused as a child Ricky left the fold and began a crusade to destroy the only family he ever knew including a plot to kill his own mother. Veteran journalist Don Lattin has written a powerful engrossing book about this uniquely American tragedy. Jesus Freaks is a cautionary tale for those who fail to question the prophesies and proclamations of anyone who claims to speak for God. |
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Anne Freaks: Volume 3 $3.95 Meet Anne Freaks, a bright, attractive teenage girl normal in every way – except that she’s on a mission to kill her father, the leader of a dangerous cult. |
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4F For Freaks $10.19 Class 4F is a mighty challenge for any teacher, with One-Eyed Eileen's gang of freaks and their naughty antics. But Miss Corker (alias Miss Schnorkel) works out a clever way to handle them. From the creator of ùOld Tomú and ùHorrible Harrietú, and inspired by 25 years of teaching, comes another unforgettable cast of hilarious characters. It's Miss Corker's first day at her new school (in fact, it's her first day at ùanyú school) and she is looking forward to meeting her class …paraparaLeigh Hobbs turns his sharply observant eyes to the oddballs and misfits in Grade 4 in this absolutely hilarious illustrated story for 7-11 year olds.parapara'a world of barely contained anarchy, borderline menace and irresistible humourIt's reassuring to think that the truly anarchic tradition in children's literature is still being honoured' ùBrisbane's Childú, ùSydney's Childúparapara'Once again, Leigh Hobbs has created a wicked but loveable set of characters. Packed with loads of drama, conflict and suspense, this is a real page turner, guaranteed to deliver a laugh on every page for both children and adults. And, to top it off, there's an exciting twist at the end. A daring and satirical book …this is sure to be a big hit.'paraDeidre Rabel, ùMidwest Book Reviewú (USA)parapara'a perfect read for reluctant readers with a zany sense of humour' ùSunday Star Timesúparapara'one of the most profound, moving and monumental children's books that has ever been written. This never-before-told story of grade 4F will change your lifeA classroom of freaks is an inspired ideaallows his anarchic and outrageous funny drawings to carry the day.' ùThe Ageú parapara'In magnificent, minimal sketches the pupils of 4Fleap from the pen of Melbourne illustrator and author Leigh Hobbs and elbow their way on to the pageParents are likely to enjoy the cleverness of the drawings and text as much as children.' ùCourier Mailú parapara'4F for freaksHobbs's skill as artist and author is evident here. He has created a cast of unpleasant characters who appeal even as they repel. He uses alliteration and rhyme to powerful effect. The conclusion is superb, with a twist that leaves the reader pondering who has really won.' ùSunday Morning Heraldú parapara’unputdownable'paraùSingle Parent Bibleúparapara’packed full of the author's distinctive, bizarre, cartoon charactersYoung fans of Leigh Hobbs will readily take to the terrible 4F and their mischievous pranks, however, I suspect quite a few older readers will have a chuckle or two as well.'paraùMagpiesú Vol 21parapara'politically incorrect – fabulously awful.' ùWeekend Austr |
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God Loves the Freaks $14.76 God Loves the Freaks points to a serious issue facing the church today — reaching out to subcultures and those who are considered the freaks of society. The "American Christianity" cult that many churches belong to accepts only members who dress, speak and act exactly the same way. We have somehow turned the church into an elite club where only those who follow man-made cultural rules are welcome. Why is it acceptable for someone to show up in church in traditional Chinese clothing, for instance, but not for someone to have a pink mohawk? The church tries to change the freaks of society, or worse, turns them away at the door. Jesus reached out to those in society who were different, who were outcast — the freaks. Stephen Weese paints a vision of a church living by grace, in unity; without the legalism that divides and causes us to shun others based on outward appearance. God looks at the heart and he loves everyone, including the freaks. If God loves the freaks, shouldn’t the church as well? |
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