Embrace Your Inner Geek (Lord of the Rings Map Rug)

One of the core values at the company I work for is Embrace Your Inner Geek which sums up this item I got for my new apartment.
Since I currently work remotely from home I was looking for an interesting rug and found something on Ebay which did the job.

A 5 X 7 detailed rendering of Middle Earth on a rug!

The rug itself is not the highest quality as its more memory foam underneath but the map is very detailed and accurate.

Anyone else have any other cool items like this?

a reply to: opethPA

Well damn man, show the link, are there any more?

Very cool

I would love that! I have a giant mouse mat that is the same, but of the world map.

Very cool!

At last DBCowboy can do some good old fashioned Wargaming campaigns with his Beanie Baby dolls.

I'm so jealous of that...
I have the Gryffindor wall banner next to the entrance door, AND the Dumbledore's Elder Wand...I can always blame it on the kids when people look at me sideways lol.
Cheers to all the world's geeks!

a reply to: opethPA

Nice!

A month ago I went to an antique show and bought 2 copies of the lord of the Rings - Fellowship of the ring;
First paperback edition.
Known as the First edition "Pirate" Paperback.

For anyone asking here is the link I used to order the rug in the pic from on Ebay: www.ebay.com...

Initial shipping had it at like 30 days but got mine within 2 weeks.

a reply to: opethPA
Great map) I would like to hang one for myself next to the national flag of the United States) I have always adored the universes created by John Tolkien. Worked out to the smallest detail and interesting) I always wanted to move there and stand in the battle next to the protoganists. Sometimes I even saw this wonderful world in my dreams, and then I was sad that I woke up By the way, I have a ring from the Lord of the Rings. Not real, of course I bought it when I was in Europe. Of real gold! I also once kept a portrait of Melkor, but my wife threw it away (Eh ... I remember those wonderful times when I spent days discussing Melkor at one interesting forum of John Tolkien's art lovers. I still drop in sometimes then.