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I like classic swiss army knife, but this Swiss Chocolate Knife, Cool or not, If you love it? The only swiss army knife, you can take it to the airplane. This delectable Swiss Chocolate Knife($3.25) is made of the finest Swiss chocolate, and is filled with hazelnut praline. Featuring the Victorinox Swiss Army logo, this fine confection is modeled after the Swiss Army Spartan multitool. The Victorinox Swiss Army Spartan, Chocolate Edition is a Swiss Knife Shop exclusive. You can also buy a set from here. Designboom
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Electronic Blinking Eyeballs Electronic Blinking Eyeballs: " By Andrew Liszewski Working in a home office can get a little boring at times, so ThinkGeek has once again come to the rescue with this pair of electronic blinking eyes from Japan that will allow you to anthropomorphize...
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hal 9000 decal: turn your macbook into a murderous machine hal 9000 decal: turn your macbook into a murderous machine: " MacBooks already have a distinctive Apple logo, but some smart people are doing some really great decals that will make you pause and wonder if you should finally give them a go. The HAL 9000...
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Vintage Ads from Fictional Futures Writer Mark Rayner holds contests in which he invited people to create vintage ads from the 1940s-1960s. Except that these ads would be from future environments depicted in science fiction. Rayner has now held a new contest with the same theme. You...
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Japanese Cityscapes With Monster-Sized Wildlife Japanese Cityscapes With Monster-Sized Wildlife: " Artist Shuichi Nakano's 'Searching for Paradise' paintings depict Godzilla-sized animals towering over the urban sprawl of Japan. (Via The Presurfer.)
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