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Brought to us by artist Stephen Ives, Potato Head Dictators are fun for the whole communist family. From Kim Jong-Il to Stalin, interchange their half smiles and soulless eyes, to create your favorite oppressor of the past century.
Unfortunately, they are just a one-up art piece. So we’ll have to settle with our boring old Mr. Potato Head — Saddam beret and Stalin stache not included.
We all know that Mr. Potato Head was a huge stoner — but this is an actual baked Mr. Potato Head. Wrapped in foil and baked at 400 degrees for 40 minutes, Mr. Baked Potato Head makes a pretty pointless, but giggle-inducing kitchen ornament. Available already melted at The Cheeky — or you can DIY since they’ve already supplied the recipe.
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What happens when a five-year-old insists on bringing his toys pumpkin picking? Star Gourds, that’s what.
[photo by me]
Apparently, refrigerator doors being left open result in over 1.7 billion dollars worth of wasted energy each year — in the U.S. alone. Lucky for us, Fridgeezoos are here to help.
The ‘adorable arctic companions from Japan’ will greet you kindly when you open the fridge, but leave the door open for too long, and feel their wrath. Available in an array of cold-loving characters.
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These meticulously designed sushi trucks are brought to us by Japanese ‘art unit’ Paramodel. Officially titled ‘Tommy Sushi’, artists Yasuhiko Hayashi and Yusuke Nakano sculpted flawless replicas of Japanese foodstuffs, and fit them perfectly atop each truck’s flatbed.