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So you think you’re a hidden green finger at heart? Why not prove it with Grow Its!
The Chilli Kit comes with five different varieties of chilli seeds, including Tepin, the world’s hottest for the truly brave. The Herb Kit comes with basil, parsley, chives, rosemary and thyme, so you can get a proper mini kitchen herb garden going, and the Bonsai Kit too has five different varieties of Bonsai Tree seeds, all ready for you to grow a Lilliputian forest. Each kit comes with five organic coconut husk growing pots and compost discs, your seeds, wooden plant markers, and of course comprehensive growing instructions.
Choose from Herbs, Bonsai and Chilli kits for £12.99 each.
This Steampunk laptop is definitely worth drooling over, featuring a brass faceplate that makes up most of the mod along with his custom-made keyboard that looks better than it types. You also get leather pads that have been cut out to function as wrist rests for a more comfortable typing experience, especially during the winter when everything is cold to the touch. Most interesting is the key that must be turned before the notebook can be used - bringing some old school significance to 21st century technology.
Now isn’t this just precious - a gorilla made completely out of coat hangers. Kinda reminds me of a more beastly version of Pinhead from the Hellraiser series. At least you won’t have to go through the trouble of pointing out to your guests where exactly to hang their coats whenever they drop by your pad.
Crystals play a pivotal role in the world of Feng Shui, and what better way to channel some good vibes to your workdesk than with this crystal-enhanced USB flash drive? I wonder whether it helps prevent virus attacks and corrupted data on your computer while using this. Still, it is a rather interesting USB flash drive to own, except that you can’t wear this around your neck or place it in your pocket as you will probably end up hurting yourself with the sharp edges accidentally. The 1GB crystal USB flash drive retails for $30 from Etsy.
A Cat Mouse sounds like an oxymoron, but only in Japan can you find such an interesting computer peripheral. Actbrise has released a cat that is actually a computer mouse, and it has a design that leans more towards the joystick than everyone’s favorite pointing peripheral. Tilt the cat left and the pointer will move accordingly. A quartet of buttons on the back cater for normal clicks and scrolling purposes. It relies on a wired USB connection to work and retails for $70 each. Why so expensive, you ask? For starters, it is handmade by skilled craftsmen, and anything crafted out of hand normally carries a premium price tag.
