Creative Vinyl Decals by Hu2

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Toilet Paper Design

Sudoku Toilet Paper, Origami Toilet Paper, Crime Scene Toilet Paper, Notepad Toilet Paper, Money Toilet Paper.

Will you use such? Hmmm, I think its fun!







Toxel

The toilet paper book

In case you have seen the Japanese horror movie “The Ring” or its acceptable American remake, you already have a taste of what kind of person Koji Suzuki is. The guy didn’t have to do anything with the movies but authored the book of the same name.

Now, Suzuki is about to release a new horror story. The name: Drop. Nature of binding: None. It’s released as a toilet paper roll. Aptly named, I would say. The thing is seriously being marketed as “Japan’s creepiest toilet paper” and will be released over here on June 6.

The toilet paper is designed by a toilet paper design company (no joke) called Banbix [JP]. One roll (double layer, 100% recycled paper, 30m) costs $2,20.



I wonder if they have it 3 ply. Haaa. Ok, this is purely for entertainment.

Via: Crunch gear & Spoon & Tamago

The daily essential?

The Water Monopoly

I really like the teak and the copper one. Isnt is nice? It's been a long time since I submerge in water, hmmm, its about time!






Saw the news? Last night wind was ultimate strong. I was already in Lala land when it all happened. How did I know about it? Leaves was every where and the direction sign that was at the road was uprooted.

Rena & I are trying out the RSS feed. It is a amazing tool! I finally get to understand how it all work out with all her help! HAHA! She's going to share with me her feeds. Is'nt it exciting?

Weekend soon! Good day!

I dare you

Let the post do the talking shall we?

Well, the images below should be up days back! But the other day I "click" close the window and there goes! Proof! I felt so so bad thereafter! After much sourcing, I finally found it! Yippee! Such a beauty ain't? Dare use it? What a sight ay?

“Don’t miss a sec” is another weird public toilet. Monica Bonvicini decide to construct it with 2-way mirrors.

Shows a public toilet in Lausanne, Switzerland. It was designed by Oloom and its walls are partly made of liquid crystal glass. Under electric tension they are transparent, out of tension they turn opaque. I’m not sure how many people dare to use this toilet.