After seeing/falling in love with these Mansai Hooks bracelets (above) on Creature Comforts last week, I’m convinced that this easy DIY version from HonestlyWTF (below) needs to be my next bracelet project. Off to research where to purchase the rope!
Honey Badger don’t care!
Get away from me says the snake, get away from me!
Honey Badger don’t care.
Honey Badger don’t give a shit!
The poisonous venom is seeping through the Honey Badger’s body! And it passes out. Look at that sleepy fuck!
You do all the work, Honey Badger, and we’ll just eat whatever you find. How’s that?
Thanks for the treat, stupid! Thanks for the mouse!
Oh, honey badger. Oh, Jen Ray. Can’t stop smiling looking at these mugs. (via Door Sixteen)
(If you have yet to be exposed to the phenomenon that is honey badger, watch the video here.)
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I don’t believe I’ve ever seen a cookbook that a man needed to have in his kitchen until now. Eat Like a Man: The Only Cookbook a Man Will Ever Need
Meet Mirage, a brilliant solid wood expanding wine rack. Extend to accommodate up to eight bottles of your favorites. Perfect for small spaces and entertaining the masses.
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Pencil dice! A six-sided pencil with the markings of dice. These would be so much fun come game night.
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Meant for kids… blah, blah, blah. I love this little roll-up sketch kit and it would fit perfectly in my purse for moments of inspiration that need to be captured now.
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01. voyeuristic photos of people’s fridges
02. the prettiest cake ever
03. A Graphic Designer’s Alphabet
04. crazy weird looking fruits
05. paintings made from bursting balloons full of paint
06. sunglasses you can fold up and put in your pocket!
07. Dear Photograph
08. Adios faxing!
Aguas frescas sounds so much more exotic than “fruit juice”, but that’s just what it is. Head south of the border into Mexico (or just into the bordering southern states) and you’re sure to find big glass containers full of the stuff with ladles or spouts jutting out at every farmers market you visit. The jewel-toned beverages are consumed year-round, but their light and fragrant depths say summer.
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