Fashion Forward Mule Deer.
He made it out of an old volleyball net. Fetching, don’t you think? Via Bits & Pieces
Original post by gail
Archive for November, 2006
Guessing Game: What Is It?
This week’s What is it? and Neatorama collaboration is this strange-looking box. Guess what it is and win a Neatorama T-Shirt. More clues at What Is It?
Rules: first person who correctly identify the object wins. Please post no URL links in the comments. See last week’s guessing game winners.
Original post by Alex
Uranium Glasswares.
Radioactivity? What radioactivity? Before scientists understand the dangers of radioactivity, uranium was used to color glasswares!
Uranium was first used to color glass in the 1830s and it has continued to be used for this purpose with the exception of a fifteen year (or so) period beginning in World War II. Prior to World War II, natural uranium was used, but when Vaseline glass production resumed in 1959, the switch was made to depleted uranium (DU). All of the items shown here contain natural uranium except the tube on the right which contains depleted uranium. At present (2004), a few companies in the U.S. are still making Vaseline glass (e.g., Boyd Crystal Art Glass, Mosser, Summit Glass and Fenton Glass), but it is exclusively of the decorative variety. No dinnerware is being made.
Awesome Table Tennis Equipments
If you are like myself who is a avid table tennis lover, and have been looking around for a good supply for your table tennis equipments, then you will know the frustration. It’s just so difficult to get hold of good table tennis equipments in the local sports store… unless you are from China of course 
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Gravity chair.
This chair is called the Stokke Gravity™ balans®. From the website:
From a comfortable working position to a reclined position and a feeling of almost weightless. The sloping seat allows wider space between the thigh and the upper part of the body, while the leg cushions prevent sliding forward when working at a table. When leaning back your legs will be lifted higher than your head providing you with the best position for relaxation and well-being!
After seeing the “functionality� demonstration, I want to try this out! Link
Original post by Miss Cellania
Chao & Eero’s Sign Rings.
Chao-hsien Kuo and Eero Hintsanen made some awesome rings that look like question mark, exclamation sign, and so on … There’s even a smiley 
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Original post by Alex
