This nifty lunchbox was dropped off by a guy named Andrew who says he's lost faith in Larry Bagnell and the rest of the federal liberals. We don't dwell much on politics around here, but we do support political protest—especially when it comes with a pristine 25 year-old Twinkie and a juicebox of Super Socco. We're a little unclear on what the donor meant when he remarked, rather sadly, that "Burning Man just won't be the same without it...." But if he's looking for another lunchbox, we've got a real beauty featuring the Muppet Babies circa 1985. Or maybe it's the Yukon NDP. It's hard to tell.

This one-of-a-kind six-foot wide Yukon license plate protoype failed to reach mass production after southern market research indicated that anyone who saw it on the designated test vehicle assumed the Yukon's official brand slogan was actually "Dumber than Asses".

This handy starter kit was dropped off by a Whitehorse donor who, one-eighth of the way through a club sandwich from a hotel in downtown Whitehorse, decided he’d rather live than finish his meal. However, the high volume of preservatives in the sandwich’s processed "meats" and "cheese" did inspire the idea for an alternative use. If you or a corpse you know would prefer a post-expiry massage to a sauna on Centennial Street, drop by to claim this item. But hurry—they're not making them like they used to. At least we hope not.