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Tuesday, 28 July 2009

  • An absolutely useless keychain that can't help but make you smile

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    Edamame are baby soybeans, picked before they blossom into adulthood, and boiled. Edamame are also delicious and fun to pop out of their pods (especially when they shoot across a crowded restaurant and you have to explain to a room full of people how the 5 second rule still applies in public). But say you want the fun of popping edamame, but you're not very hungry. Oh, then have we got the keychain for you! Each Japanese Popping Edamame Keychain has three beans. The end beans are small and immature. The middle bean, however, has one of 12 random faces printed on it. Why? We don't know, but there is nothing like the smile it puts on your face. And the beans are connected to some sort of elastic band, so they pop back in to be popped again as many times as you want. It sounds silly, but trust us, these things are highly addictive. They are also a great way to keep your fingers busy during boring meetings and your mood positive - because no one can frown when their edamame smiles.

Wednesday, 14 January 2009

  • Brilliant and Amusing Little Toy from ThinkGeek

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    Pour chicks into bowl. Bowl is small. Chicks are different sizes. Smaller sizes mean bigger points. Pick up chopsticks. Now, pick up chicks! We've brought this awesome practice game straight in from Japan. They help Japanese kids learn how to use chopsticks in a fun way, and they'll help you too. Remember, these little chicks are for practicing, not eating. Eating plastic chicks is very bad. Trust us. Plus, this is the only time you can mention picking up chicks for points without getting in trouble at work. Score!

Friday, 05 December 2008


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