Blooming with Supplies
This is such a great idea. If you think no plant can survive in your cubicle, think again... This desktop plant will flourish. Every part has a dual purpose - tape dispenser flower, a letter-opening leaf, computer brush stem, a pen cup pot and a paperclip holder dirt bed. A desktop plant and supplies all in one.
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I love you little buddy... Working on your PC can sometimes be a lonely experience. Not anymore... now you can buy yourself a new friend in the form of Tengu! Tengu is a fun USB-powered character that lights up and lip-... I love you little buddy... Working on your PC can sometimes be a lonely experience. Not anymore... now you can buy yourself a new friend in the form of Tengu! Tengu is a fun USB-powered character that lights up and lip-syncs to music, your voice, or whatever noise happens to be around at the time. Tengu has slew of different facial expressions that love lip-syncing. He'll be your new BFF in no time! When it's quiet Tengu will fall asleep - as soon as he detects noise (or you blow on him) he'll wake up again. Tengu simply plugs into your computer's USB drive. No software is required! Tengu is a fun little guy who guarantees to bring a smile to that depressing little cubical of yours!
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This whimsical folk art toy by Dan Torpey is the perfect stress relief for those moments when you'd like to stick your tongue out but can't. Just press the button and the doll will do it for you.
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A cute little robot friend as a planter. I like it.
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This pendulum draws in the sand as it swings back and forth, and soothes you into a calm bliss. The designs that the chrome pendulum make in the sand are lovely and watching it all take place is sure to turn your brain off for a s... This pendulum draws in the sand as it swings back and forth, and soothes you into a calm bliss. The designs that the chrome pendulum make in the sand are lovely and watching it all take place is sure to turn your brain off for a second and allow you to relax. Great for desks!
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This is a miniature replica of Marcel Duchamp's "Bicycle Wheel" sculpture in the permanent collection of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Duchamp was famous for pioneering "Readymades", which were art pieces made by taking everyday... This is a miniature replica of Marcel Duchamp's "Bicycle Wheel" sculpture in the permanent collection of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Duchamp was famous for pioneering "Readymades", which were art pieces made by taking everyday objects and altering or combining them to make art. It is 9" high, perfect for a library, dining room, or desk. And yes, the wheel does spin.
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Cut right through the daily task of opening mail with this clever and useful letter opener. The saw's teeth will slice into any grade of paper, and the bright red handle gives it a fun and functional edge. Bound to toughen up any ... Cut right through the daily task of opening mail with this clever and useful letter opener. The saw's teeth will slice into any grade of paper, and the bright red handle gives it a fun and functional edge. Bound to toughen up any desk area, this tiny tool is a perfect present for handy men and women everywhere.
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Great for studying corporate lingo and ladder-climbing methods. You'll sound like a pro at your next company-wide meeting, and you'll be speaking of "team players" like its your job. Well, it kinda is.
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I think this sculpture was modeled after a psychiatrist I used to see. He could not. Sit. Still. One leg over the arm of the chair. Both legs over the arm of the chair. Fold one leg under and wrap the other across. I think ... I think this sculpture was modeled after a psychiatrist I used to see. He could not. Sit. Still. One leg over the arm of the chair. Both legs over the arm of the chair. Fold one leg under and wrap the other across. I think he practiced some sort of therapy where he made his patients feel like his anxiety must be a thousand times worse than theirs and so they felt better. It was unbelievable! This is a very reasonably priced, high interest and interactive piece of desk "flair," though it does provide opportunity for some awkward visuals time if left in the hands of the wrong coworker!
Added 5 Years Ago from Uncommon Goods
