Cow Timer Keeps Time

Cows don’t seem to be particularly well-suited for keeping time, but hey, maybe they are. At least in the kitchen. In any event, the Country Cow Kitchen Timer is willing to give it a go. At least for up to 59-minutes, but beware: that could mean anything in cow-time.
May 13, 2011 No Comments
ThinkGeek Chocolate Zombie Bunny Turns Real

Considering previous ThinkGeek April Fool’s gag products have turned real, it shouldn’t be a great surprise that the Chocolate Zombie Bunny has found life. Joining other physical-world products, the Tauntaun Sleeping Bag, My First Bacon, Unicorn Meat, Personal Soundtrack Shirt, 8-bit Tie and the iCade, the little critter is the sweet-to-eat treat that bites back. Unfortunately, what isn’t a joke, is the fact that it is all sold out–but hey, there’s always next year.
April 24, 2011 No Comments
Excuse Me, But There Is A Hare In My Salad

Salad is rabbit food, as they say, and no better way is that proven than with these Rabbit Ears Salad Servers. When lurking in the salad bowl, this set of two salad utensils act as an amusing accessory at the table. The fork and spoon salad serving set might make a good way to get kids interested in salad, but then again they might be disappointed to find that there is not a real bunny rabbit at the other end of those ears.
April 5, 2011 No Comments
Owl Asks Who Wants A Cookie

The Daisy Do Vintage 1970's Style Owl Cookie Jar has a question that everybody likes to hear: Who wants a cookie? Don’t worry, this owl doesn’t only give out cookies from the 70s.
Product Description
This Owl Cookie Jar is simply wonderful! The colors are so bright and so very 1970′s – in turquoise, orange, red, and green – a whimsical reminder of those days of mod colors and design! While you are at it, take a look at our matching salt & pepper set and soap dispenser in the same pattern… Ceramic. Size: 7″ x 6″ x 11 1/2″.
March 4, 2011 2 Comments
Cat Vacuum Cleaner Cover
February 12, 2011 No Comments
Owls Ask Who Would Like Some Salt And Pepper

Collectible salt and pepper shakers have one major flaw: they aren’t grinders. Freshly ground pepper is vastly superior to the pre-ground sawdust that populates store shelves. The solution? Stick the salt and pepper shakers on the shelf and look at them while you grind whole pepper over your meal. While freshly ground pepper may taste better, it usually doesn’t come in an overly cute container. Overly cute, as in cute overload, as in: Grasslands Road Petals Owl Salt And Pepper Set. While the small salt and pepper shaker set won’t maximize the flavor of the meal, it may just be perfect for the owl fanatic on your gift list, allowing them to stare at each other throughout every meal.
January 16, 2011 No Comments


