So, you’re a psycho. Or at the very least you want to re-enact the classic shower scene, and you’ve purchased the previously featured blood spattered knife, shower curtain, bathmat, and the blood pool pillow – all you need to complete the package is this apron.
If anybody is in the market for a $520 dollar grinder (normally more but second hand) – this isn’t a bad deal from the coffeesnobs hardware for sale section.
Blackjacks are those concealable club things that mafiosos use to knock out unwitting victims.
They look a bit like this:
Unless of course, you’ve forked out for one of these cap-jacks – or blackjack-caps – or Sap Caps – because in America they’re called Saps. It’s cunningly disguised as a black cap.
Here’s the product description – for your edification.
This standard baseball cap can be used as a blackjack or sap. Just use the bill as the handle and the cap as an impact weapon. The secret of the Sap Cap is the pocket of a unique impact material that is 110% the density of lead and will not rust. Velcro adjustment.
I’m so glad they included the bit at the end about the velcro adjustment – because that’s what I’d been worried about. I’m sure it’s also good for keeping the sun off.
It’ll no doubt go nicely with your sword umbrella.
Sugar stacks is a diabetic’s worst nightmare – or indeed a dieter’s worst nightmare – a cubic visualisation of the sugar content of popular American foods and drinks.
Pick the Perp gives you a line up of mugshots and asks you to match the face with the crime. Fun stuff.
The answer to the question featured in the question is in the comments.
Seems there’s a silver lining to the swine flu pandemic panic – a boost to the novelty mask market.
I don’t get really excited about lightsabers, generally speaking, but we all know I like a good segway story. So a story about a bunch of guys who learned to fight with lightsabers while riding segways seemed perfect post fodder.
Here’s the video (which won’t appear in the sidebar (I don’t think)). Found here.
Pretty much Wordle light…
If there’s one piece of homeware that is due for an upgrade it’s the porcelain train, the humble toilet, the dunny, the loo, the… you get the point. As far as technology goes the toilet has been pretty stagnant.
Well, here are some developments for your interest.
The “Go with the Flo”
The Flo™ toilet is an ergonomic, sustainable design concept for baby boomers that functions like a squat toilet. Designers maintain that using the Flo™ toilet is akin to yoga – by building and strengthening abdominal and back muscles. Only one-half to one gallon of water is used for flushing and The Flo™ reuses water from hand washing. To flush water from the tanks to the toilet, the Flo™ employs an electromagnetic ball valve that uses electromagnets. Go With the Flo™ also is free of mechanical parts. The toilet is fully self-sustaining and independent of electric power.
Or this one – a World of Warcraft cubby with built in loo…
Or how about this one – a toilet with inbuilt RSS capabilities.
The FKF-20M (from ¥55,000/$558) does the trick by generating a unique URL for each visit and beaming it from a wall-mounted infrared panel alongside the usual no-touch flush sensor to any compatible cellphone.
From there, it’s a simple matter of clicking through to a mobile website showing details such as fecal bacteria count, presence or absence of blood, fat content and other delights.
How about the motorcycle toilet – anybody want a pickle?
I submit to you that this is the worst food ever.
Language warning – but it made me laugh.
Scanned sandwiches. Pretty much sums up the content of this site. I love a nice, functional, mashed up name.
Everybody wants an amusement park themed kitchen. Don’t they? Well here’s a sink that will make your dishwashing a wet and wild experience… from here.
If there’s one thing I’m sure we can all agree on – it’s that the world needs more Pacman themed baking – or specifically pacman cupcakes…
