Even a lazy, couch-bound weekend watching House of Cards requires some amount of sanitary effort. Those soda puddles, empty ice-cream containers, and various tetanus hazards can’t dispose of themselves, right? Right — unless of course you have a fleet of …
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Do you find yourself pushing your roommate or significant other out of the way every morning, just so you can get a better glimpse of yourself in the mirror? It might seem like a minor thing, but a lot of people get on each other’s nerves in the daily battle to get some prime mirror space.
Mirror 180 solves that problem though, since it’s a singular mirror that works like it’s actually two. The mirror is angled in the middle, so it gives you two different perspectives. There are a bunch of ways you can use the mirror, depending on how you choose to hang it. Most just hang it with the halves vertical, though, so two people can use it side by side without having to fight over space.
Convenience comes at a pretty hefty price tag, though, as the Mirror 180 retails for $279(USD).
[via Craziest Gadgets via Red Ferret]
I guess you could say that this bizarre Yoda dog getup is a sort of Star Wars mullet. He’s Jedi master up front, with an Ewok in the back. For some reason, he looks legit. I must travel to his doggy planet and learn the ways of the Force. Screw it, he probably just wants biscuits all day long.
Image Credit: Ren Netherland/Barcroft Media
Ren Netherland of Animal Photography took these photos. He travels across America every year to document the most extreme grooming competitions the world has to offer. He’s obviously seen some pretty weird stuff – like this Yoda dog.
Image Credit: Ren Netherland/Barcraft Media
This poor was shaved and colored to get his look just right. He also encountered some dogs dressed like Sesame Street characters and different Disney characters. That’s got to mess with their little doggy heads.
Just when I think that I could find no more weird gadgets from Japan, along comes yet another ridiculous invention that’s designed to solve a single, decidedly first-world problem – unruly men’s eyebrows.
Just place the Men’s Eyebrown Shaving Guide over the bridge of your nose, and let it grip onto your face like a headcrab. Once in place, you brush any excess eyebrow hairs to the outside of the guide and then trim them.
I had no idea that this was really a problem that was in need of a solution, but if you’re obsessed with manscaping and having perfectly symmetrical, dainty eyebrows, then whip out your credit cards and head over to the Japan Trend Shop, where you can grab the Men’s Eyebrow Shaving Guide for $33(USD).
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