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Do I see a licorice d-pad?! Delicious! Someone make me a batch of these cookies stat. I'm hungry AND lazy.
If they've already got you jacked up on Novocaine and pain killers, you might as well go all the way to get the most out of your crowns? Right? Eh...maybe. The Heward Dental Lab in Salt Lake city specializes in handpainted/"tattooed" crowns. Steve Heward, who is also a traditional oil painter, just may be the most interesting dentist there'll ever be. The tattooed crowns go for $75.00 to $500.00, obviously depending on what you're getting done.
I have to admit, I'm a bit obfuscated by these samples. David Letterman? Really? ...Why? I was kinda expecting to see some mom and dagger tats, or maybe even a "bite me" somewhere. But David Letterman? Really?
'N Sync Was Right About The Jellyfish
Over the past 8 years the jellyfish population has multiplied to an astonishing number. Apart from being mean, stingy, squishy animals, the jellyfish are a pretty strong reference to the state of the ocean's ecosystem. The problem? More jelly fish means less other animals.
Data collected from over two centuries indicate that jellyfish populations expand over 12-year cycles, remaining stable for four to six years, and then decline. However, 2008 marks the eight consecutive year that jellyfish numbers continue to increase, thanks to warmer waters and the anthropogenic elimination of marine predators (such as turtles, sharks and tuna) through overfishing.
Not only are there less predators to keep them in check, there are also less fish to compete with for food.
This brings me back to that episode of The Simpsons where the young Springfield boy band, the Party Posse, are visited by the always dancing N' SYNC. While the episode took a stab at the Navy and unlawful hypnotic recruitment, N' SYNC featured a disclaimer at the end claiming the Navy is important since they protect us from Godzilla and jellyfish (those whack invertebrates will sting you...old school!). My God, they were right. The jellyfish were a problem!
Between all those potential jellyfish stings and sun poisoning, I think I'll just stay inside this summer.
Robots were created and designed to be useful, so it makes sense that there'd be a robot USB drive. Not only will he hold all your files for you, he'll even take off and hold his head. Whether he's hanging on your jeans or keys, this bot aims to please. I mean, that's what I'd like to believe. Ok, nothing personal against this guy here, but you know... be careful with what you store on him. Robots are powerful enough as is, so don't be fooled by his relaxed demeanor.
The Robot USB Drive is available for $28.50, but if you really want to have your logo or what not imprinted on him, it'll cost ya.
Word cannot express how amazing it would be to have a LEGO synth. I actually kind of drooled a little bit.
If you're a lover of gadgets of the past to the degree that you'd convert your iPhone into a rotary, you just may need to get your retro fix with a land line. While the original "Scandiphone" of the 1950s may be hard to come by, you won't have to wish yourself back into the 1950s to get your hands on this Cobra phone replica. But don't worry, it's still exclusive enough to not be available in the US. Therefore if you manage to get your hands on one, you gain full bragging rights.
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The teeth are creepy
GIMMINY CRICKETS! A cookie that looks like a Nintendo controller! A thumb drive disguised as a robot keychain! What'll they think of next!?
Although I'm poking fun at these I think they're cool, nonetheless.
this post made me want cookies.
nikkita, you find the most scrumptious USB drives.
i hate my plain jane blue one now.
Nice... the usb drive reminds me of Bender from Futurama.
the creepiness factor kind of makes me enjoy the tooth tattoos. Imagine going to a dentist after getting one of those. "is that...Elvis in your mouth?"