This watch reminds me of 80s era sci-fi/fantasy. Maybe it's the Twinkie (from Buck Rogers) silver-cast or the metal or the Beastmaster armband styling. Definitely a fashion statement. Says something along the lines of "I enjoy wearing mammoth fur loincloths while wielding my laser-saber." |via 7Gadgets|

For those of us who will never be hunters, we can still celebrate the joys of killing wildlife with these poly resin hangers that will give us the same pleasure of reminiscing about our pretend kills. Even better than the real thing is that these come with the back ends of the critters, because we all know in nature bears shit in the woods so they must have bottoms. |via Trendhunter|

These tree pattern chairs from Lisa Jones are stunning but they look so delicate that anyone would be hesitant to sit on them. Nevertheless, order me up a set. |via Design Milk|

With the current backlash against bottled water and how wasteful and unhealthy it is, I am feeling pretty pleased with myself for drinking tap water all these years. Now everyone can enjoy the pleasures of sipping from a stream without having to leave home. This attachment converts your tap into a fountain so you can enjoy the sweet waters of your municipality without having to go to the public library. |via Apartment Therapy|

The best ideas are simple and so, so obvious. This design from Paulo Oh makes it easy to stop energy seepage from electronic devices by providing a convenient spot for when you disconnect the plug. When you do need your electronics there's no rummaging around in a tangle of wires. It also keeps your cords in order so it doesn't look like a dodo is nesting behind your workstation. Can't do anything about the dodo in front of your computer, though. |via Yanko|

I used to try and adhere to the Zen creed, "If you walk, just walk, if you sit, just sit, but whatever you do, don't wobble," from Master Ummon. It's not a prescription against multitasking but rather an encouragement to live with a sense of certainty -- doubt will only muddle your efforts and life. so I try to enjoy the little things, like eating a peach and relishing its flavor, or listening to a song so completely that I hear not only the beats and notes but also the story and rhymes. Sadly, my life has devolved to the point where I often have the TV on, the stereo playing, the computer on with numerous webpages open, and reading materials nearby. All while eating a quick meal I barely taste. Failing in my quest for satori, I can at least clean my keyboard quickly and easily using this goop. You roll around the lump and it picks up crumbs and particles that have fallen into the spaces and a germicide kills the little bugs that make you sick. Maybe squeeze it a few times for some inner calm. |via CrunchGear|

For those of you who enjoy a bit of the out-of-the-ordinary for your home decor, these raven pieces from Mark Orr might be the thing you've been seeking to spark that gleam of envy in your visitors' eyes. From the artist: "Taking my inspiration from traditional Native American cultures, I see my raven-crows as messengers who are able to travel and communicate freely between the physical and spiritual realms." |via BB|

How serendipitous, my mom's birthday is tomorrow and I had no idea what to buy her. Then I happen on this, the perfect present for anyone for any occasion. This full-size T.Rex is only $100,000! And it's much easier than IKEA -- it can be assembled by an experienced crew of six in just under an hour. Happy birthday, Ma! I love you. |via Boing Boing|

It's such an American mindset to take one thing that's fun and combine it with another thing that's fun in the hopes that it will double the amount of fun. No longer is lazing about in a pool enough pleasure for the average person, one needs to also play a game that most of us were handily whupped at by the foreigners in the dorms. We're never ever really satisfied are we? |via Uberreview|

When I was a child and was innocent of such things as acid rain and pollution in general, I loved to collect rainwater in a glass and drink it. It seemed the purest thing I've ever consumed. This carafe design from Ozgur Onal reminds me of those purifying draughts. |via Yanko|

Very rarely can a piece of furniture be described as lucious but this design from Dima Loginoff makes my mouth water. From the lush colors to the design that hints at a ripe tropical fruit, this lounger makes me want to eat a Lifesaver. |via MocoLoco|

I just realized that the only difference between an entrepreneur and a daydreamer is the entrepreneur actually brings their ideas to life. I thought of this exact storage solution in college and forgot about it until coming upon this. These cabinets are concealed behind what looks like normal picture frames. Just like a medicine cabinet in the bathroom, you open it and you have a little more shelf space for sundries. I'd be rich by now if I had just acted on half of my ideas. Of course, if I'd act on the other half I'd half lost all my wealth and be exactly where I am now - with nothing. I guess it's better to do nothing after all if the end result is the same. |via Apartment Therapy|