I mean, all it takes is some Scotch tape to make a four-leaf clover.
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I wish all of the PB&J sandwiches I bit into had money inside. Seriously, check out the images after the break—doesn’t this wallet look like the real deal?
This GBT Steampunk leather mask with its built in loudspeaker does a great job representing Bob Basset’s other works of weirdness, some of which are for sale through his website. This new design in particular looks like it could be the mask of a 19th century super villain known as “Victrola Man” who uses the hiss and pop recordings of the early 1900s as his calling card.
Like the previous version, this Iron Man ARC light clips on to a regular shirt and lights up with a couple of batteries. However, this version is diamond-shaped to reflect the armor on the Mark V. It’s like a clip-on tie, only waaaay nerdier.
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Not only does the Louis Moinet Jurassic Tourbillon keep time in the present, it also has the capability of taking you 130 million years into the past with fossilized dinosaur bones embedded in the dial. It also features 18K white gold with 56 Top Wesselton VVS baguette diamonds totaling 3.46cts. It’s also water resistant up to 30 meters just in case you are insane enough to go swimming wearing one.
We’ve seen gimmicks like this before in the form of Romain Jerome’s Titanic and Moon Dust DNA watches, so you can bet that the bones will make an already expensive watch downright ridiculous when it finally becomes available.
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Doctors were astounded to find that Kermit had no internal organs or muscles— just one human arm buried up to the elbow. This was the reason for his visit, and no, you don’t want to know how it got there.
This t-shirt is currently up for voting at Design By Humans. If it doesn’t make it I would be shocked. SHOCKED I SAY!
The second installment in the Star Wars bathrobe series (after the Jedi) is none other than Luke Skywalker. It’s so new, there aren’t any actual product shots yet—just this render. There is no word on when it might ship, but it is available for pre-order right now for about $90.
If you do get it, do us all a favor and use the force (otherwise known as the belt) to keep it closed while walking naked around the house.
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No, I don’t mean they will turn you into a prostitute that hangs outside of Kmart. These heels recently shown off in Rodarte’s Fall 2010 collection actually feature illuminated heels—not to mention a cool futuristic look. Check out the video after the break (at around the 1:25 mark) to see the shoes in action.
The Linux store is now open—choc-full of hats, shirts, stickers and mugs. Unfortunately for Linux users used to getting things for free, they are charging for the products. On the plus side though, the proceeds go to benefit Linux foundation activities. Additional clothing designs are available after the break.
BTW: Check out image above—especially their faces. Knowing real sex is out of the question, he makes a play for code sex. Before committing, she takes a quick look around to make sure there is no alpha nerd she should be having code sex with.
As far as cement companies go, South Africa’s Pretoria Portland Cement (PPC) is a fashion trailblazer. Their stylish sacks are being repurposed by Wren Design into durable laptop bags.
