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Finger Drums
13 people recommended this item
Description
But now, thanks to Finger Drums, you can bash seven bells out of a drumkit whenever you fancy without hiring a Transit van and a pair of roadies. That's because this ingenious little desktop set up is designed to be played with your fingers.
Updated Apr 20, 2007
Desktop Coffee Maker
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Description
This smart little device allows you to make your own delicious filter coffee from the comfort of your own desk. Forget flashy, unnecessary features; Desktop Coffee Maker does exactly what it says and is the perfect gift for lazy bean lovers everywhere.
Updated Apr 20, 2007
The Dunk Mug
40 people recommended this item
Description
Enter the forehead-slappingly ingenious Dunk Mug. Loaded with why-didn't-I-think-of-that factor, this smart ceramic mug features a special compartment in which to store your beloved biccies.
Updated Aug 30, 2007
Doctor Who Tardis 4-Way USB Hub
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Description
The Doctor Who Tardis USB Hub boasts four ports in which to plug your various gizmos. Simply plug in and you’re away.
Updated Apr 20, 2007
QWERTY Magnets
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2 people recommended this item
Description
Your standard computer keyboard is about as romantic as a half-eaten sausage. A jumbled-up amalgam of letters, numbers and squiggly symbols.
Updated Apr 20, 2007
Hot Packs
3 people recommended this item
Description
A Hot Pack yields almost an hour of steady, finger-reviving warmth once activated. Or if you're not too keen on showing the cold getting to you, just leave it in a pocket close to your body for a blast of secret, relatively-high temperature pleasure.
Updated Apr 20, 2007
Don't Count On It
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2 people recommended this item
Description
This ingenious wooden puzzle is a brilliant way to give money and is infinitely more amusing than shoving a few notes in a birthday card. Why? Because after initially laughing at your twisted sense of humour recipients will soon be squirming and begging for the solution. We've seen grown men reaching for the hacksaw in frustration.
Updated Apr 20, 2007
Squishtie
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Description
The secret to Squishtie's staggering squeezability (yes, we made that word up, too) is its gorgeously stretchy outer skin, which encases thousands of super-soft polystyrene micro-granules. This allows Squishtie to mould itself into the shape it's being pressed into - be it your head, hands, face or body. And no matter what you do to Squishtie, its bead filling will just squish it back into shape. It really has to be squished to be believed.
Updated Apr 20, 2007
Global Warming Mug
14 people recommended this item
Description
This worryingly relevant mug-with-a-message is adorned with a map of the world. Which is nice. What isn't particularly nice is what happens when you fill the mug with a hot drink. Because as soon as the mug feels the heat, the land mass begins to disappear before your very eyes. Oceans start to spread across the coastlines as ice caps melt and water levels rise. Cripes!
Updated Aug 30, 2007
Spangler's Geyser Tube
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Description
Conducting crackpot experiments with everyday items is one of life's great pleasures. When you're ten. If you're still carrying out half-baked 'research' with helium balloons, baking soda and old chemistry sets past the age of fifteen, you really should take a long hard look at yourself. And once you've done that you should buy the spectacularly infantile Geyser Tube.
Updated Apr 20, 2007
