The Hand Grenade Watch

If you were looking for a different kind of watch, you must check the Vestal Grenade, one of the coolest and most original wrist watches I’ve seen. With its stainless steel case and a band made from leather and canvas, this watch is not for the average person, and it could make pacifists really angry, with its design inspired by a hand grenade.
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Cool your butt no matter where you are
Don’t you just hate it when you enter a room full of people, and somebody gets off his seat and offers it to you while he goes off to get a brand new seat for himself? The extremely warm feeling your rear end is treated to definitely heats you up the wrong way, as you’ll probably end up with steam coming out from your ears at such treatment. The Self Cooling Seat Cushion is perfect if you want to avoid such a situation, although I must say it looks weird to carry this around wherever you go. This comfortable seat cushion is made from natural minerals that were chosen just for their unique cooling properties. Not only is it reusable, it can also self-regenerate automatically without the help of refrigeration for further use the next day.
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Boxing kangaroo attached to pen

Ever wonder why kangaroos in cartoons are often depicted adorning a pair of boxing gloves? Is it because of the extra spring in their steps that make them such effective pugilists? In any case, this pen that comes with a flashing, functional boxing kangaroo looks set to be a great addition in your stationary collection as you and your mates will be able to hold a slug fest during those slow afternoons at the office. Unfortunately, at $15 a pop, they aren’t exactly the most affordable method to keep yourself entertained.
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Shaving simplified by Philips
Philips has collaborated with Nivea for Men to unveil a spanking new moisturizing shaving system, bringing the latest technology in men’s razors with the added advantage of an integrated shaving conditioner which applies moisturizer as you do away with that 5 o’clock shadow. This waterproof unit is perfect, letting you shave without going through the hassle of applying shaving cream all over your face. Each shaver comes with a refill and charging stand, allowing it to charge and refill simultaneously. It is currently available for AUD$299.95 – rather opulent, don’t you think? Only for those with extra coin to spare.
Source: Gizmag
You give me that golden feeling

Reports that porn is more addictive than crack does hold some water, and unlike, heroin, porn images seared into one’s memory stays there instead of being flushed out via going cold turkey. Some people however, prefer to use their own imagination without the help of external images, and the LELO YVA Gold-Plated Massager helps bring you to happy land much faster thanks to its powerful motor and deep resounding sensation in luxury and class. It comes plated in 18k gold and currently retails for $1,350.
Find One Find All reduces time spent looking for things
With everything the modern gadget freak has on their mind these days, is it any wonder that it’s easy to lose keys, wallets, remote controls, or just about anything else? According to recent statistics, the average person spends hours every year looking for lost things. That’s valuable time that can be spent doing more productive things, like reading Coolest-Gadgets.com!
The people at Melbourne Design in Australia have invented the Find One, Find All, a gadget which can help reduce the frustrating time trying to find your lost things. Using a radio transmitter/receiver that is capable to locating six different items, the Find One, Find All incorporates RFID style technology that is uniquely two way.
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Rubik’s Cube takes a new twist

Looks like the humble Rubik’s Cube puzzle has evolved into this – EastsheenCubes has taken a few mini-cubes, joining them together to form one zany puzzle that is guaranteed to keep you awake all night long once you’re done with your daily dose of Sudoku. Since the cubes intersect one another, you can’t use the traditional solving method but chances are you’ll see a YouTube tutorial not long after. Japan’s Cataloger is offering the 2x2x2 version for approximately $7, while the 2x2x3 model is $4 more expensive and the 2x2x4 puzzle costs $14 a pop.
Source: Technabob
Desktop Trebuchet spells trouble

Our medieval forefathers certainly had a swinging good time in the fields, and I don’t mean sitting down idly while watching the different constellations with a horn of wine in one hand. No sir, they loved swinging their weapons around – ranging from a heavy two-handed battle axe to a huge sword. Casualties on the battlefield back then were really high, and there was no CNN in those days to tally up the daily death total for the masses to know, and hence the King (or whoever was in charge) had nothing to worry about in terms of popularity polls unlike today. The machines of war in those days were also extremely brutal, with battering rams, catapults, and trebuchets causing even the most battle hardened person quake in his knees when these come knocking on your city walls. We today have much more advanced weaponry that minimizes the loss of life (for the assault party), but thankfully the weapons of yore are preserved with this Desktop Trebuchet from Firebox.
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