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Skull cufflinks. How to be the boardroom pirate.
Who said wearing cufflinks is for sissies? Whoever can now eat their words, since these skull cufflinks are destined to rule the boardroom. At least on dress like a pirate day... From King Baby at USD 200:- (Outch!). Via Uncrate.

12 May 2006

Nightclub stamp advertising.
This is a novel advertising idea. The idea is that nightclubs and the likes sell advertising space on the stamp they put on patron's hands. The example above have the potential to generate some income for the club, some customer leads for the taxi company and may also actually reduce the number of DUI cases after closing hours. The idea is supposedly used by the Hotel Marriott in India for patrons of its popular nightclub Enigma. Since this idea is both crazy and smart, we've made a co-post with the Smart Stuff weblog. Via The Cool Hunter.

10 May 2006

Dirty Harry, eat your heart out.
This is the Smith & Wesson Model 500 .50 cal revolver. The most powerful production handgun in the world. (At least at the time of writing.) With three times the muzzle velocity of Harry's S&W model 29 .44 Magnum, the need for the recoil compensator at the business end of the 8 3/8" barrel is obvious. Features include 5 shot capacity, Interchangeable HI-VIZ front sight, adjustable rear sight and rubber grip. 15" overall length and 72.5 oz empty weight. Only USD 1,296:-.

8 May 2006

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