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Hot Spots For Online Shopping

Hot Spots For Online Shopping

Al Gore invented it, the CIA perfected it, and Sam Walton just can’t keep up with it. Alternately known as the World Wide Web, the Internet, and tool of the Devil, the information superhighway can’t be denied as the 21st Centuries hypermarket, a kind of virtual Agora. From Montana to Mozambique, New York to New Zealand, here are some websites where you can shop for that certain something that you may not be able to find at your local Wal-Mart.

[HOME]

[+] ikea.com: From London to LA, you can find that funky lighting to make your living room look like a coffeehouse for cheap.

[+] eurway.com: The site may not be as hip as Ikea’s, but it’s got an intuitive feel and it’s easier to get around in; more vibey furniture.

[+] thisisfurniture.com: It’d be easy to drop a few pounds at this website; ridiculously huge selection, watch the conversion factor.

[CLOTHING]

[+] urbanoutfitters.com: same as the store in downtown Frisco or Georgetown in DC, but now you can have the look boxed up and sent to you.

[+] prophetik.com: California urban done at a deeper level, definitely some kids taking relevance to the next level.

[+] onetruth.com: You saw the shirt in P.O.D.’s “Alive” video; have it delivered to your house.

[MUSIC]

[+] earx-tacy.com: Nice and indie, the bricks and mortar version of this store is in Louisville, Ky., but you can feel almost as cool buying your emo online.

[+] grassrootsmusic.com: There’s no place like home for all your lo-fi worship needs; from homegrown worship to people you’ve heard of, they’ve got it.

[+] secondspin.com: One of the largest Internet sites that buy and sell music. You can get that old Prince album you’ve been looking for, for cheap!

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