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It was bound to happen…LG teamed with Prada, and Armani with Samsung. Now, Dior have launched their mobile phone. At five thousand greenbacks, I doubt that you can get it on T Mobile Flex.
It does look a lot nicer than the LG-da or Samsung-mani , and you could tell that it is Dior whereas all the Prada and Armani have is their brands printed on the phone. Even their cases don’t carry the signature Prada badge or Armani eagle.
WAGs can ave a new toy now…apart from their Blackberry. Which makes me think: Why in the world do they need a Blackberry. One very likely reason is because emailing gossip to one anther is cheaper and more convenient on a Blackberry than on a regular mobile phone.
Anyway, here are some pics of the Diorphone from Engadget. No specs as yet, but if you’re buying one of them, you wouldn’t care about them, let alone need them.
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Have you ever seen necklaces and earrings so deliciously lifelike you just want to eat them? I have. Here at MeowBox, TWOM’s buddy. Lip-smacking and tantalising dessert accessories are all hand-made and all unique. There are no two that look the same. Right now they’re offering free shipping for orders worth £20 and up. All items come in several colour combinations but you’ve got to be quick as they all come in very limited quantities. Online store here.
Guys can get the gingerbread man and donut pins. Goes very well with most clothes – a great conversation kickstarter. Makes great gifts too – shows your loved ones that you havent just gone to the high street for a rushed job.
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…this mirror will be right perfect for you.
The 360 mirror will allow your vain self to look at yourself from all angles.
I foresee many creative uses for this little devil…
(actually, if you look at the reflections, they make absolutely no sense)
Sort-of related: Tetris mirror
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I just love when people take something we recognise and turn into something completely different.
And I especially like these cakes.
One of the things I admire most about the Japanese is their ability to take some mundane, generic thing and turn it into a wacky, new fangled thing.
I think males already do spend more time in front of the mirror and more money on cosmetics than women nowadays. But thanks to this mirror, I shall outdo my partner, with great ease, in the spending-time-in-front-mirror event.
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Do you even remember Atari?
Thanks to Gearfuse
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Vending machines have come a long way since they were first invented. Now vending machines vend anything from rice to sneakers to coffee beans. I would have loved to be in that era when you can buy your own meals, like in the video. Nonetheless, I am in my era and I have some great machines too.
The belt for the redneck in you. Stylish, rugged, and handy. Impress your redneck “goylfren” or even a chavette. It’s only $20. Call now and we’ll include an interchangeable head that doubles as a whip so you can beat her after the date has ended!
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This, my friends, is a Spongebob rectal tester. Why, God, WHY? Continue Reading »
I’ve always been a table fan. I mean, Mario fan. I was delighted when I saw this table, which kind of combines the two of all the Italian things I like: Mario and mosaic tiles. Then there’s pizza, pasta, olives, Armani, Gucci, Miu Miu, Sicily, Monica Belucci et cetera et cetera. Then there’s Ferrari, too.
To make a Mario table:
All you need is an old coffee table – I have one from IKEA that cost me £7 and has lasted me ages. Good timing since the surface is full of beer and coffee stains and left over pasta which has hardened to form the surface of Mars!
Then you need some mosaic tiles. Go find someone who hasn’t decorated his or her kitchen/bathroom since the 60’s and nick it.
Glue them onto the table as per this image.
source: kotaku [dot]com
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