Tea time just took a disturbing turn with Tea Party. The clay sculpture series, by Israeli artist Ronit Baranga, creates what should be the scene of a girl and her tea party. It quickly turns nightmarish as the cups and saucers feature mouths and fingers.
Tea Party was displayed in Australia’s beinArt gallery last month. Hopefully, your next tea time goes a little better… especially if it includes those little sandwiches.
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No time to stop for lunch? Well then… surely you’ll have time to construct a Rube Goldberg Machine to make hands-free feeding easier.
Brought to us by Joseph Herscher of Joseph’s Machines, The Lunch Feeder will keep you productive while it shoots food into your pie-hole.
Construct a similar device at work and then count the days until your inevitable raise. However, the 3 days it took to construct the machine is coming out of your pay.
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Although Iron Man’s days may be numbered, he could still live on in your kitchen. The Iron Man Coffee Maker is your new morning superhero.
The single-serve coffee-maker accepts coffee capsules, or you can use the pod adapter to brew your own ground beans. Just lift Iron Man’s noggin, insert the coffee of our choice, and get ready to leave your morning in the dust. Too soon?
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Presented without comment, Mr. Bottle Opener Rides a Rollercoaster.
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The problem with the typical weekend getaway, is that the walls just aren’t edible enough. Booking.com is here to solve that problem with The Chocolate Cottage.
Brought to us by artisan chocolatier, Jean-Luc Decluzeau, this 18-square-meter cottage is made entirely of chocolate, and is actually rentable. The small house, located inside the Musee de Sevres in France, is designed to accommodate up to four guests. Although, besides the rent, you’ll have to pinky swear that you won’t eat the walls. Find out more here.
