So the Russians are Reading my Blog, Here's American Business Russians :)

I was looking through my stats for my blog and I've made 4 cents this month in advertising revenue. I think I'll put it in a Certificate of Deposit j/k. It is interesting that the Russians are reading though, I would have thought they had communist propaganda to pour over, not little old mine blog. That said I'm happy to be blogging my life, it's a peaceful outlet for some random ideas. I recently bought the Encore Hoyle 2013 line of card, board, and gambling games...and I'm happy with them. They are interesting and fun if not as cut throat as I might like. I enjoy playing the "no limit" forms of popular board games just to increase the complexity and length of games. This may seem a bit immature, but I really like the unexpected results that come from complex gaming. I can't wait for the PS4 to come out. I'm going to dig out the old PS1 games and buy (or ask Santa) for a bunch more. Plus it has a built in Blue Ray for those future movies TBA that may only be released on the new technology. I'm not really afraid of Dvds going out of style completely because stores like Wal-Mart need some actual thing to stock their shelves with. Well, I'm finally boiling down my sales ideas into a marketable product for my website. I'll begin by having 5 or 10 products at a competitive margin, considering I intend to have global shipping. This way everyone on Earth pays the same price for the same product. And I don't have the headache of a million shipping options. Here's my top 10 ideas for product... 1) Micro-SD cards--They are easy to ship and an incredible value for storing information. 2) Bicycle Playing Cards--Sold by the case of 12, these are the standard for card clubs. 3) Disposable Cameras--A great way to take pics when you don't want sand in your Nikon F6. 4) Candy--Again sold by the case, a way of sugaring up when you've got a project to do with the other products. 5) Watches--I'm thinking Timex for the wary businessman that wants something reliable, but inexpensive. 6) Coffee Pots--These things are always breaking. 7) Harmonicas--Likely the expensive Hohner Special 20s in the key of C. 8) Cell Phone Cases--I would like to sell those special "Otter Cases" that make cell phones tough. 9) Dvds--Something to watch. 10) Haven't decided on the 10th maybe a sports ball, maybe another food item, maybe cigarettes...We'll have to see here. Plus, anything that has a high chance of resale that I can get on liquidation at the right price.