Iron-on style to swank up your boring attire at Dutch Trade.

What's that you say? "Gameboy is so last millenium! Whatchu got that's new, and kicky and soopah-doopah freshy-fresh?" To which I answer "Ingrates! You are frankly undeserving of my new millenium entertainments! But because I am both kind and benevolent, I share them...

It's too nice of a day outside to waste it working. What's that? You can't go outside? Fine. Waste it playing Gameboy instead.

It's time for one of the great events of the year: the LA TIMES FESTIVAL OF BOOKS. { A free, 2-day appreciation of the written word. In Los Angeles, no less. }

Upcoming.org: a good site for seeing what upcoming events are happening in your neck of the woods.

Product Design Fun at Mosley Meets Wilcox { enter, then click on "objects," where you'll find brilliant creations like the Warbowls, Nimbus lamps, and Ivy Shelf } { link from DarkDan }

I'll take this over that damn "milkshake" song any god-damn day of the week. Damn.

They're back! Good ol' Yeti & Penguin are back in new editions of YetiSports! { from the genius that brought you Yeti-On-Penguin baseball comes the Penguin Toss (with seals!) } { also try the Orca Slap! }

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder: The Exhibition

Super Naturale: D.I.Y. Nouveau

The Subservient Chicken does what you tell it to do.

The other day a complete stranger came up to me and asked if I wanted a job naming Ikea furniture. I said "Sure, as long as I have complete creative control." Check out my first two items here and here.

Welcome to FetusMart! Your one-stop location for all your...fetussy needs. { actually, a site where you can "adopt" little, non-human creatures in a jar. They're called fetuses, but there's no telling if they'll grow or not. }

Globulos: A New Game of Strategic Bouncing where you position your little, round Globulos to bounce into each other to play versions of Soccer, King of the Hill & Croquet.

More evidence of my forthcoming robot army. { be sure to watch the movies at the bottom of the page. }

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