Showing posts with label Funny. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Funny. Show all posts

Friday, September 17, 2010

Stuffed Animals with Mental Disorders

German toymaker Paraplush has released a line of cute stuffed animals that suffer from different mental illnesses.

Depressed Turtle
Being an animal accustomed to a more relaxed pace, life in the fast lane has caught up with Dub, sending him into a severe depression.

Sheep with Multiple Personality Disorder
Dolly seems to suffer from the delusion that she is a wolf despite the fact that she is without a doubt a sheep.

Hallucinating Snake
Sly’s inner conflict must be interpreted as a sign of an ambivalent relationships towards its own body. Combined with the fascination of an apparently much more potent-seeming substitute rattle, we suspect the manifestation of a deeply rooted rattle complex.

Hippo with OCD
Lilo has been trying to solve the same wooden jigsaw puzzle for the past few months without success. He is so absorbed in this repetitive activity that he is completely unaware of his surroundings.

Paranoid Crocodile
Kroko’s hypersensitive perception is a symptom of a paranoid psychosis.

Monday, September 13, 2010

World's Ten Fattest Animals Alive

British media shows the world's ten fattest animals

Tuesday, September 7, 2010

Amazing Ostrich Racing

Ostriches run at an ostrich farm in the village of Yasnogorodka, some 50 km west from Kiev

Friday, September 3, 2010

Creative Ring Design for Food Lovers

Creative Ring Design for Food Lovers

Tuesday, August 31, 2010

12 Classic and Creative Wall Hooks

Classic and creative wall hook

Friday, August 27, 2010

Device for Skipping on Water

AquaSkipper is a fun recreational device that allows you to glide on water.
Simply hop up and down to propel yourself forward.



Tuesday, August 24, 2010

Geeky Gamer Furniture


I can only imagine the tacky bachelor pad that the Playstation Controller Table would grace its presence in. Of course, as a former ‘gamer’ myself, I can’t help but wish my tastes ran in a slightly different direction in order to accommodate this devotional furniture piece.

Designed by Australian student Mark M., this piece is made out of plywood, MDF and veneer on veneer. Recreating the controller in such a large scale, Mark M definitely proves his skills as a designer.