Condiment Gun
This looks like alot of fun. Not sure if I'd too busy shooting it at my husband and not at the food.
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Love This!
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PVC-free, and educational
Added 2 Years Ago from Uncommon Goods -
The droll drawings of this coloring book will make artists out of even people like me (who can barely manage a stick figure) while broadening the musical horizons of artistic types who tend to eschew rock in favor of classical. A... The droll drawings of this coloring book will make artists out of even people like me (who can barely manage a stick figure) while broadening the musical horizons of artistic types who tend to eschew rock in favor of classical. AND all the proceeds from its sale go to charity. A magical mystery tour, designed by the Yellow Bird Project, that just keeps on giving.
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My favorite and, its an Alessi.
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There is just something about this typographic print that I love. It's surprising and clever. Great for a hallway or unexpected spot.
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Love cupcakes, but need something bigger?? Use this large cupcake pan to make one big huge cupcake!!!
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Great for parties! My husband and I are beer lovers, and this is a great thing to do at dinner parties.
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No one wants to smell kitter litter. This bionaire litter box helps trap odor to keep your home smelling great!
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You'll see "Pickle-Power" in action with our Pickle Band-Aids! Those frowns will turn upside-down when you bring out a pickle bandage to take care of those boo-boos!
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From my mouth to your mouth all you have to do is replace your mustard cap with me and squeeze! Simply twist, squeeze and yum!
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Suck your nemisis into pain with this voodoo lollipop, Totally unique, and totally awesom!
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Every ninja needs to have some ninja bandages on hand to dress their wounds!
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Are you fed up with bringing bananas to work or school only to find them bruised and squashed? Our unique, patented device allows for the safe transport and storage of individual bananas letting you enjoy perfect bananas anytime, ... Are you fed up with bringing bananas to work or school only to find them bruised and squashed? Our unique, patented device allows for the safe transport and storage of individual bananas letting you enjoy perfect bananas anytime, anywhere.
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These little egglings are perfect for those growing their first time. Just crach the shell, water, and in a few months move to the outdoors for more soil
Added 3 Years Ago from Betterlivingthroughdesign -
who could resist a game with the tag line "It's a mad dash through Meat Land on your way to the Frying Pan"...... Game play is much like Candy Land. Great party gift or stocking stuffer for your favorite bacon-holic.
Added 3 Years Ago from Perpetualkid -
This is another book of poetry and it's just to die for. Here's one of my favorites of hers (quite unique and wonderful!): The Propagation of the Species Jennifer Michael Hecht It is likely that someone will be standing ... This is another book of poetry and it's just to die for. Here's one of my favorites of hers (quite unique and wonderful!): The Propagation of the Species Jennifer Michael Hecht It is likely that someone will be standing there at the end of time, looking up at the fireball or down at the organs of desire. It won’t be us, but only because odds are odds: uncanny, cranky, spare. Thus we may conclude the world to be a safe enough place. These are the cares of the day, the age of probability having replaced historic ne’er-do-wells with numbers. As for us, we live in surprise; why not share this mood and facial disposition with some scion of the future generation? We spent our meditation-time instead confessing. The exercise delivered unexpected fruit. Perhaps we’ve better quarry than the truth. The fruit of all of this is possession and release, mango and bananas. Especially bananas. Try expressing to a friend, when next you are feeling unglued or blue, say: I’m bananas. Explain to others that your lover, while very sweet and handsomely randy, is a mite bananas; is bananas. With a meaningful look in your eye, gesture an unpeeling. It is your autobiography you are living. The actor eating scampi to my left says he is not yet off-book, but will be. Folks, I am ever-so-slightly off-book; Friends, I am bananas. We parse the problem, nouning out the principle players: friends, families, prospects. I interview the possibility of a child; ask it questions. Intone the word: Interested? Then: Want to learn the word for widget? Want to read Beowulf? Want to get named? Shall we grin and bear it? I admit, existence is where woeful was conjured. Nonetheless, to recommend it, there is Jell-O; average rainfall; the anchovy app at Luna’s; and the fact that in the middle, many change their minds on the whole shebang — get a good one off in both directions. But you and I are going to have to choose. It is our autobiography we are eating; you snooze you lose. Still, in the midst of going too slowly, all hell has been known to break loose. A gang of snails attacks a tree sloth, steals her wallet. Down at the station, police chief questions: How’d they get ya? Sloth says, I dunno, it all happened so fast. Ain’t it the truth. All this wallowing in the details of engagement and when the battle comes, it isn’t quite expected. It’s slower. Also, over much too fast to make a fair assessment. Lounging in her tea tree, chewing leaves and dreaming, she sees them: tiny, slimy things with spiral shells and damp antennae that float like sea anemone above their wet-tongue heads. She wonders softly: Is it a moment for decision? Shall I bolt or battle? Or better yet, might this pass me by without regret? It took days for the battalion to cross the stretch of trunk and reach her, yet she was still mulling it over when she found herself succumbed. Years later, still on her way home from the station, she wondered what she had wanted with a wallet, anyway. There is no way to parry ordinary disaster. There are no odds worth playing. Animal-stars from early motion-pictures eat bonbons and wear feathered mules in their trailers; the old-age home; the zoo. What, on the other hand, will become of you and I? Side by side, the Studebakers inside us ride along the Côte du Rhone, our hair getting tangled in the violent wind of speed. And how do you propose we un-knot all these tangles? Not, I trust, on the rocks below: brave souls pick a hotel from the travel guide and go. What do fools do? Don’t know. Probably the same but badly. Bombardiers stay home. Bombardiers know too much of bombs to roam. Still, it is a question of the result of one’s actions. Mendel was a monk, watching pea-pods, but had a wild effect on pillow talk in centuries to follow; mumblings of the pregnant engineer. What do you get from a threesome of a tiger, a scorpion, and a fly? Bumble-bee. How do you get a zebra? Mix a horse and a tiger. How you get a tiger? Mix a lion with that same zebra from before. Let us accept a rainy August day as if it were a single, unlikely fabrication. As if these movies had never been on television before, as if we’d never heard of Mamie Eisenhower, as if her tiny bangs could still cause us to smile. The recovering tree sloth hangs upside-down, her three-toed feet hooked to the fat branch above her as she lollingly observes the tropic scene. Much, she muses, to which we cling, turns out to be . . . ah well. She’s lost her train of thought, chewing a mild leaf and swinging gently with the breeze. Odds of the home-front; odds of the sun; odds of a herringbone. Run, run, run.
Added 3 Years Ago from Amazon.com -
These are beautiful shot glasses with a bomb shaped frosted interior.
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Nothing goes better with good food than good conversation!
Added 3 Years Ago from Gift-ideaz -
There was a little summer camp song about a little bar of soap... wasn't there? Maybe this is it?
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I think I'll buy three of them and attach them to the wall above my sink.
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Ha! Funny. And Cheap.
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I think these glasses will look much snazzier than my usual get up of a piece of white bread hanging out of my mouth as I chop.
Added 4 Years Ago from Utilitieshome -
This is a ceramic, double walled (for insulation), coffee cup that resembles a take-out paper cup. This particular design has a silicone lid that securely attaches to the cup. The outside is matte and the inside is glazed. I ... This is a ceramic, double walled (for insulation), coffee cup that resembles a take-out paper cup. This particular design has a silicone lid that securely attaches to the cup. The outside is matte and the inside is glazed. I prefer a version that Starbucks put out a few months ago. Their version is pretty much the same, but the outside is glazed (and of course has their logo) and the lid is plastic with a silicone liner to keep liquids sealed in. The key difference between the two is the price. "I Am Not A Paper Cup" is roughly $20 and the Starbucks version is $12. The upsides to either is that if you are a daily coffee drinker, you don't have to trash a paper cup and plastic lid every time you get take-out coffee. The downside is that both of them hold about 8 oz. - not favorable if you normally order a "grande" at Starbucks. Another issue for commuters is that it is not spill-proof or splash-proof. And finally, the Starbucks version CANNOT go into the microwave.
Added 4 Years Ago from Chiasso -
so pretty sure the boyfriend would DEF get a kick outta this one. Just sayin...not too mention, I'm actually quite fascinated by how it looks. hehe.
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The description reads, "You always wanted your own personal valet. How bout a tiny robotic version? This fun desktop robot will clean up all your messes! Simply press top button and zoom over crumbs, pencil shavings or o... The description reads, "You always wanted your own personal valet. How bout a tiny robotic version? This fun desktop robot will clean up all your messes! Simply press top button and zoom over crumbs, pencil shavings or other debris and he’ll sweep ‘em up. Requires 2 AA batteries, not included. In three colors. Measures about 5”x4”"
Added 4 Years Ago from Fredflare -
Helpful stag is helpful.
Added 4 Years Ago from Perpetualkid -
This really gives the name "French Toast" a whole new meaning. $6
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Literally. A dust bunny.
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There's something about clear glass mundane items like this unsealed ziplock bag vase and glass water bottles and milk cartons that I love. It's one part art and one part functionality that equals perfection.
Added 4 Years Ago from Chiasso
