Today, Out of the Woods of Oregon is offering a cutting board set with a bread and bagel knife that are not characters from Red Riding Hood or the Big Bad Wolf, but are guaranteed to be a hit at Grandma's house. This bread board and slicer, crafted from solid red alder wood, work harmoniously to help with all your carb-cutting tasks. The knife is specifically designed to fit snugly inside its designated cutout in the board for convenient storage.
This Gothic dragon incense box not only masks the scent of marijuana in your bedroom, but also earns the approval of Daenerys Targaryen. Its upper jaw can be opened and closed to intimidate young children, while smoke drifts from its nostri...
The Creative Versa-Tool by Walnut Hollow is an ideal burn pen for those who enjoy pyrography. It offers a manual temperature control dial with a range of 0 to 950 degrees F, allowing you to adjust the heat based on the surface you are worki...
Horizontal Parenting includes activities such as What's on My Butt, Hide and Seek-ish, Don't Wake the Giant, and Railroad to Relaxation. Michell Woo and Dasha Tolstikova have created 50 "funny and helpful activities" in which children have ...
Almost Heaven will ship its Barrel Sauna to you and your detox partner in a partially assembled kit, which can be put together in about 3 hours. The additional accents, such as bands, hinges, and hardware, are all stainless steel.
Katris offers modern and subtly geeky cat trees in three collections: Mono (Black or White), Wood (Teak or Maple), and City (colorful San Francisco). Each cat tree also includes 5 bags of natural catnip for your feline friend. The Tetrimino...
The Million Dollar Cube Money Table is an 18" x 18" x 18" decorative side or end table designed to resemble a stack of hundred dollar bills. Despite its realistic appearance, it is actually a fake prop. It's like hiding something right in f...
The Magnetic Holding Hands Socks are an ideal novelty gift or stocking stuffer for the upcoming holiday season. They come in black or white and are specially designed to connect with each other or with another person wearing a pair. These t...
The 'Till Watch from Projects Watches showcases disc hands that rotate to display the time in both numerical and written form. This innovative design not only indicates the passing of hours and minutes throughout the day but also emphasizes...
David, the creator of Dumpsty, carefully constructs miniature versions of authentic steel desktop dumpsters. These scaled replicas are made to closely resemble the original but in a smaller size. With dimensions of around 11" in width, thes...
The MAC Sports Folding Utility Wagon is perfect for trips to the beach, park, or your cousin Ricky's kid's soccer game. It can effortlessly carry up to 150 pounds of gear with its accordion-style hinge system and flexible 600D nylon basket,...
With the ChefWave Milkmade Non-Dairy Milk Maker, you can make a range of vegan milks in just 15 minutes with nuts, grains, and legumes of your choice. The machine comes with 6 preset programs for almond, soy, cashew, oat, macadamia, and coc...
The Arc Tomato Slicer can transform your hand into that of a kitchen surgeon by securely holding an onion, potato, lemon, or lime. Its jaws open wide to accommodate a whole tomato and then close gently around its center. The slicer has long...
The manufacturer of the Aquapod bottle launcher system suggests that it is not suitable for children under 14. While I find it to be the most exciting toy of the week, I do not recommend it to anyone due to potential financial and physical ...
Johnny Acton, David Goldblatt, and James Wyllie, the authors of The Time Traveler's Handbook, strive to immerse readers in significant historical events. They aim to make you feel like you are witnessing events such as the fall of the Berli...
In 2014, Priceonomics published a book titled Everything Is Bullshit with the subtitle The Greatest Scams on Earth Revealed. The book explores how certain traditions and social norms are rooted in historical coincidence, corporate greed, or...
