In 1934, Edward Powys Mathers, also known as Torquemada, wrote Cain's Jawbone, a literary puzzle that has only been solved by 3 people who successfully unraveled the 6 hidden murder mysteries within its 100 pages. Known as The World's Most Fiendishly Difficult Literary Puzzle, this title is not an exaggeration. The 100 pages in Cain's Jawbone are printed in a completely random order, forcing solvers to carefully extract and rearrange them to sift through millions of possible combinations.
The Litter Kwitter training systems include an instructional DVD for cat owners, not the cats themselves. The length of training sessions will vary depending on factors such as a cat's age, temperament, curiosity, and cognitive abilities.
The OPPO Find N2 Flip is a stylish and innovative phone designed for tech enthusiasts, with features tailored for Gen-Z. It can be purchased online worldwide, in addition to being available in Europe and Asia. It is currently unknown if OPP...
The Sip-A-Bowl offers a unique and enjoyable way to eat breakfast or any meal while on the move. Constructed from food-safe Polypropylene, these cereal bowls feature a convenient built-in straw for effortlessly sipping up leftover milk or s...
Rolz, designed by Matt Carr for Umbra, is a unique set that combines chess and checkers in one. The set includes black and white resin pieces that can be neatly stored in a compact tube which fits inside the rolled-up wood board. The board ...
The sixth scale collectible figure of Wolverine, played by Hugh Jackman, accurately depicts the character from The Wolverine movie. This 12" tall action figure by Hot Toys has over 30 points of articulation, allowing for dynamic battle pose...
The Nordic Ware pan is constructed from cast aluminum to ensure even cooking and rapid heating, with a non-stick coating that allows for easy removal of the perfectly cooked puffles without causing any damage. By the way, bubble waffles are...
The Bron Coucke Sausage Guillotine, a charcuterie tool made in France, is ideal for enhancing presentation at your upcoming dinner gathering. This distinctive gift is certain to impress any man with its elegant design. Featuring a serrated ...
Press 'n' Suds simplifies dishwashing with its one-handed operation as a soap pump and sponge caddy. Resembling the sponge it holds, the pump easily dispenses soap with a gentle push. The bottom compartment of the caddy can store up to 13 o...
I experienced enough weirdness in 2020 with adjusting to remote work and wearing a mask whenever I leave the house. I am not interested in allowing 2021 to introduce new types of hot dog buns.
Secure small boats, big rafts, pontoons, or Waverunner, Yamaha, and Seadoo equipment with the SandShark Super Sport Anchor, which is designed for beach and shallow water anchoring. This anchor has collapsible handles and a patent-pending de...
Dungeons & Dragons Clue puts a fantasy spin on the classic board game by introducing a new storyline where a doppelganger has killed Archmage. Players must identify the culprit, crime scene, and weapon before a spell locks the castle. The g...
Penguin Fingers Finger & Toe Ice Packs are versatile sleeves that can be easily slipped on to provide cooling and compression relief for individuals who do not have access to traditional ice packs. These one-size-fits-all gel packs do not n...
Sorel's Dude Moc Slippers come in 8 unique designs and styles, with synthetic, durable soles and cowhide suede uppers. Certain styles have wool or other textile embellishments at the top, while all have an interior lining made of an acrylic...
The LastTissue product by LastObject is a sustainable crowdfunding initiative that introduces a fresh take on reusable tissues. It consists of a collection of handkerchiefs housed in a compact silicone tissue case designed for travel. In co...
The Octopus Shower Caddy is available in black, red, green, and blue. Formverket highlights the cost-effectiveness and fun of showering with an octopus: the design enables bottles to be attached upside down to prevent wastage. Despite havin...
