Showing posts with label NIIIIIIIIICE. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NIIIIIIIIICE. Show all posts
Friday, June 7, 2013
Wednesday, June 5, 2013
Sunday, December 16, 2012
THINGS YOU NEVER KNEW YOU WANTED
RAT SLIPPERS
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| ALTHOUGH YOU MIGHT LEAVE THEM LYING ALL AROUND THE HOUSE |
Sunday, September 16, 2012
Thursday, March 15, 2012
THINGS YOU NEVER KNEW YOU NEEDED
We are actively seeking domestic and international adult novelty distributors to carry our Vibrator Racing Tracks.
Our Vibrator Racing Tracks are hand crafted in Northern California. Each is packaged separately. Consumers must self assemble the track. All the end user needs is a Phillips screwdriver.
Assembly takes 5 – 10 minutes. Assembly instructions are included.
We can personalize tracks with any logo at no extra cost.
Minimum order quantity is 25
25 – 49 price per unit = $ EMAIL
50 – 99 price per unit = $ EMAIL
100 + price per unit = $ EMAIL
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| NO MORE CHEAP CORRUGATED ROOFING |
Shipping is from San Francisco, CA. Shipping box size = 48″ x 10″ x 10″
Shipping weight is 13lbs. 40 units fit on a 48×48 pallet
Current lead time is 10 business days, supply ability is 250 units a week.
Recommended retail price is $149 (inc 6 vibrators).
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Friday, March 25, 2011
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
THINGS YOU NEVER KNEW YOU WANTED
Wood Looking Rug
Bring a touch of trendy cottage-chic charm to your everyday decor with this wood-looking rug by YLdesign. The Woody Wood rug was designed to look like the cross-section of a log complete with rings, grain and bark, giving the edge a rough, interesting border (which is cut, burned and fixed for a neat edge). The circle-shaped rug measures 1, 1.95m or 3m which offers the versatility of being placed in any-sized space. What a cool addition to either a rustic room or your modern, minimalist home in need of an interesting yet functional focal point. And this wood looking rug is made using durable, contractor-grade material that’s designed to remain beautiful for years to come.
For details on the Woody Wood rug visit YLdesign.
Bring a touch of trendy cottage-chic charm to your everyday decor with this wood-looking rug by YLdesign. The Woody Wood rug was designed to look like the cross-section of a log complete with rings, grain and bark, giving the edge a rough, interesting border (which is cut, burned and fixed for a neat edge). The circle-shaped rug measures 1, 1.95m or 3m which offers the versatility of being placed in any-sized space. What a cool addition to either a rustic room or your modern, minimalist home in need of an interesting yet functional focal point. And this wood looking rug is made using durable, contractor-grade material that’s designed to remain beautiful for years to come.
For details on the Woody Wood rug visit YLdesign.
Monday, December 27, 2010
Sunday, November 21, 2010
THINGS YOU NEVER KNEW YOU WANTED
Hidden Door
When it comes to hooking up a hidden door in your crib, you essentially have three options: you can build one yourself, you can purchase a premade revolving bookcase from an ordinary wood-working company, or you can opt for a precision hiding system from Creative Home Engineering. As Creative Home Engineering states, “a thief can't burglarize a room he can't find.” So, to make sure your hidden door stays hidden, Creative Home Engineering offers a number of non-traditional hiding machines. Sure, they've got the standard revolving bookcase and sliding wall panels. But, the company also constructs hidden doors from grandfather clocks, fireplaces, paintings, stairwells, and other household fixtures.
Priced from $5-$250K, you'll probably want to make sure you've really got something big to protect to make the purchase worth your while. But, even if you don't, Creative Home Engineering claims that a quality hidden door can make a solid investment from an appreciation standpoint. And, if you've got nothing to hide, the bragging rights are definitely worth something as well.
Click here for more info -> http://www.ballerhouse.com/2008/04/28/luxury-hidden-door/
When it comes to hooking up a hidden door in your crib, you essentially have three options: you can build one yourself, you can purchase a premade revolving bookcase from an ordinary wood-working company, or you can opt for a precision hiding system from Creative Home Engineering. As Creative Home Engineering states, “a thief can't burglarize a room he can't find.” So, to make sure your hidden door stays hidden, Creative Home Engineering offers a number of non-traditional hiding machines. Sure, they've got the standard revolving bookcase and sliding wall panels. But, the company also constructs hidden doors from grandfather clocks, fireplaces, paintings, stairwells, and other household fixtures.
Priced from $5-$250K, you'll probably want to make sure you've really got something big to protect to make the purchase worth your while. But, even if you don't, Creative Home Engineering claims that a quality hidden door can make a solid investment from an appreciation standpoint. And, if you've got nothing to hide, the bragging rights are definitely worth something as well.
Click here for more info -> http://www.ballerhouse.com/2008/04/28/luxury-hidden-door/
Monday, November 15, 2010
Thursday, November 11, 2010
THINGS YOU NEVER KNEW YOU WANTED
My first Bacon - Talking Plush
My First Bacon(tm) is a plush toy that will delight your little ones. Even if they're not on solid foods yet, your progeny shouldn't be deprived of the joys of bacon. Soft and snuggly with big giant eyes, My First Bacon(tm) is both friendly and reliable, just like actual bacon.
Squeeze him and he says, "I'm Bacon!". No matter what the situation, he says, "I'm Bacon!" This reminds children that no matter what happens in life, they should be true to themselves and always be proud of who they are. Which of course, means bacon lovers. What child on this planet wouldn't want to befriend a piece of mostly meat held together with fat and love? And don't just think about the kids, adults enjoy My First Bacon just as much as the kids do. Sometimes a little too much.
Product Specifications :
Huggable plush bacon for kids and kids at heart 3 and older
Says "I'm bacon!" when you squeeze him
Mechanical animated mouth
Velveteen pork flesh and super soft fleece fat
Teach your kids to love bacon, not pigs
Please do not eat My First Bacon(tm).
Requires 3 x AA Batteries (Included!)
Dimensions: 19" tall by 7" wide
Download the My First Bacon Ringtone! For the .m4r (iPhone) version, right- or control-click here to save the zipped file, then unzip. For the .mp3 version, right- or control-click here.
My First Bacon - Talking Plush Video:
Squeeze him and he says, "I'm Bacon!". No matter what the situation, he says, "I'm Bacon!" This reminds children that no matter what happens in life, they should be true to themselves and always be proud of who they are. Which of course, means bacon lovers. What child on this planet wouldn't want to befriend a piece of mostly meat held together with fat and love? And don't just think about the kids, adults enjoy My First Bacon just as much as the kids do. Sometimes a little too much.
Product Specifications :
Huggable plush bacon for kids and kids at heart 3 and older
Says "I'm bacon!" when you squeeze him
Mechanical animated mouth
Velveteen pork flesh and super soft fleece fat
Teach your kids to love bacon, not pigs
Please do not eat My First Bacon(tm).
Requires 3 x AA Batteries (Included!)
Dimensions: 19" tall by 7" wide
Download the My First Bacon Ringtone! For the .m4r (iPhone) version, right- or control-click here to save the zipped file, then unzip. For the .mp3 version, right- or control-click here.
My First Bacon - Talking Plush Video:
BELIEVE IT OR DONT
Playboy is planning to insert 10 Willy Wonka-esque Golden Tickets into this month’s issue, which hits newsstands on Friday. Each ticket will grant its finder and a guest entry to the Midsummer Night’s Dream Party, hosted annually at the legendary Playboy Mansion in Holmby Hills, Los Angeles.
Saturday, November 6, 2010
THINGS YOU NEVER KNEW YOU WANTED
RADIO CONTROLLED SUBMARINE USS ENTERPRISE NCC-1701-A
Now all you have to do is paint the pool black, add a few hundred LED's and you're in business.
Now all you have to do is paint the pool black, add a few hundred LED's and you're in business.
Friday, November 5, 2010
THINGS YOU NEVER KNEW YOU WANTED
Life-Altering Zipper Bed of the Day: Take the guesswork out of making the bed with the Letto Zip from Italian furniture maker Florida.
With its quick-zip top, that’s one less thing you have to worry about not worrying about.
With its quick-zip top, that’s one less thing you have to worry about not worrying about.
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Star Wars Arcade: Falcon Gunner for the iPhone
"The player blasts ships over a city skyline from one of the Millenium Falcon's gun turrets whilst music, sound effects from the Star Wars films play.
Falcon Gunner will also feature iconic Star Wars moments like the Battle of Hoth and the escape from the Death Star, along with the option to switch to rendered backgrounds instead of augmented reality scenes using the iPhone's camera.
Vertigore expects to release Star Wars Arcade: Falcon Gunner later this month."
Falcon Gunner will also feature iconic Star Wars moments like the Battle of Hoth and the escape from the Death Star, along with the option to switch to rendered backgrounds instead of augmented reality scenes using the iPhone's camera.
Vertigore expects to release Star Wars Arcade: Falcon Gunner later this month."
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Friday, October 22, 2010
THINGS YOU NEVER KNEW YOU WANTED
“American company Fiberglass Freaks is producing officially licensed, road-legal 1966 Batmobiles. And yes, the flamethrower works.
Each car costs $149,999 (£95,000), takes six months to build and features an array of working gadgets, including a red flashing beacon, a radar screen called ‘Detect-a-scope’, a retractable, gold-coloured ‘Batbeam’ and a dashboard DVD player.
The licence from D.C. Comics limits the company to making just eight per year, which renders it one of the world’s most exclusive production cars.”
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Sunday, October 17, 2010
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