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$10.00
Penguin Ice Box Buddy Ice Mold
Heart meltingly adorable ice or gelatin molds! Get your party started with these mini sculptures. The centerpiece of elegance and entertainment....
less than $10
Delete Button Rubber
This is rubber that looks like a delete button from a keyboard. You get the joke?!
less than $10
Environmental Friendly Staple-less Stapler
Technical Details
* Attaches paper without staples
* Staple up to five (5) pages at one time No staples needed - EVER!
* Environmen
$6.99
Borrow My Pen?
You know those pens that end up in your pocket or purse promoting Joe's Garage or Nancy's House of Insurance? Well the sick minds behind these pens
via: gadgets.boingboing.net
via: gadgets.boingboing.net
less than $10
Floppy Disk Pen And Pencil Holder
If they would still use real pens this would be mandatory for geeks to have on their desks.
less than $10
Syringe Pen
A pen that looks like a syringe. How about that?
$30.00
Crinkled Porcelain Cups
Already squeezed in, the indentions provide a cozy grip for hands and the rendition is so spot-on.Made in France. Sold as a set of three.
via: uncommongoods.com
via: uncommongoods.com
$100 - $1000
Verbarius - Clock Write Out The Time In Words
Verbarius is the first clock in the world that writes the time in a humane way. Five languages are available: English, German, Spanish, French and Russian. You can upload any other language%u2014from Latin to Gaelic%u2014through a PC.
The Verbarius clock spells out the time in a different way every minute. ItÂ’s either forty-five minutes past four, or fifteen minutes to five, or four forty-five, or a quarter to five.
Verbarius is powered from a 110/220V mains supply. It is fitted with a backup battery to provide operation during a power failure.
The Verbarius clock spells out the time in a different way every minute. ItÂ’s either forty-five minutes past four, or fifteen minutes to five, or four forty-five, or a quarter to five.
Verbarius is powered from a 110/220V mains supply. It is fitted with a backup battery to provide operation during a power failure.
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