This talking clock looks like a scify robot and tells you the time in a literal way. When you press it’s nose you can ear a voice telling you what time is it … and maybe scare you too.

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It looks like chocolate, you can even break the bar into smaller pieces … but really … it’s a Chocolate Sweet Magnet.

A beer a day is healthy … but this one is more likel drinking whisky: 36% alcohol. It’s called Tactical Nuclear Penguin and currently is sold out but the 2nd instalment is almost good to go …

The World’s Strongest ever beer. a 32% double cask matured uber-imperial stout.

As the years go pasing by … you need a more explosive way to celebrate your birthday … and here you have this dynamite and kaboom candles to help.

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This bank eats your coins … literally.

* Automatic sensor detects coins
* Motorized chewing action deposits coins in resovoir
* Colors: light blue and light red
* Power: 4 AAA batteries (sold separately)
* Size: 9.7×9.7×9.7cm
* Materials: ABS, TPE elastomer
* Manual: Japanese

Make wine, not war
The best way to defeat your enemy is to turn them into your friend. The best way to make friends is by sharing a great bottle of wine with them.

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This mirror looks like if it were broken … but, really, it’s a not-broken acrylic mirror. Why would you want something like this at home? Maybe it’s cheaper to break a normal mirror and use some glue …

The Forkless Cruiser Bicycle is a creation of Olli Erkkila for his graduation project at the Institute of Design in Lahti, Finland Olli Erkkila.

This double slanket looks perfect for romantic evenings in front of the tv … at least until one have to go to the toilet, who keeps the slanket?

Just like its single sibling, the Double Slanket is soft, light and ludicrously snuggly, only this time it’s even more gargantuan and boasts four sleeves. This means you and a friend can snuggle under its 100% polyester microfibre embrace and still use your hands. Your remote will love you for it. Billy no mates? Not any more!

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This t-shirt is created for Roland Semprie, a personal trainer from Canada. It gauges how long you have trained by the amount you sweat …