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I love junkfood!

This came across my view as i finally found the time to sit and scour the internet again for useless info to feed you all. all three of you. [foolishgadgets]

Apparently its a case for the iPod shuffle, but it looks so damn tempting to chew on... I don't even own an iPod...

Now this however, is edible. Its not really a keyboard. Someone crafted a lifesize keyboard out of two sheets of graham cracker, a bunch of lil marshmellows, and carved chocolate chunk details.

Now I'm a huge fan of toast, but then thats why this is a bit of a disappointment to me. Its an inflatable little object modeled after a piece of buttery goodness. And what does it do? I still don't know. i think its just a cushion...

Sometimes i wonder about the creative genius behind useless trinkets like these :)

~N

Ok, Wonka. That's enough.

Ha, i didn't think i'd ever actually see one of these. It's just so simple, why hadn't I thought of it yet? 

I came across this at Fecklesss. I don't know who made it or where it comes from, but i think it's a pretty interesting concept. 

White Chocolate (..or is it cococa butter?) Who cares. It represents one of the most useful inventions of our modern society, and yet it's so fragile and edible. Wow.

But would I eat it? Or save it to show all my pals while it melts? Well...

That's what blogs are for. *Chomp chomp chomp*

~N

I Heart Synth... 'nuff said.

Wow. I am truly touched at the sight of this; a really cool thing indeed. These are handmade miniatures made of felt, by the very talented hands of the seamstress Pul{sew}idth. 

Now if there are two things I absolutely adore, they're synthesizers, and miniatures. Check out these innovative lil' pieces of art, based upon much bigger (and waaayyy more expensive) musical powerhouses. //$65 @ Etsy. //[gizmodo]

The Roland SH-101; comes in blue, grey, and red (shown below)

The Korg MS-20 model, shown here.

The Roland Juno-106, well replicated below. awwww....

...ahh... clean up in aisle 5... 

~N