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I’m not really into science, but I love fun note cards. These cute cards are definitely different and original! You have the choice of either buying just one card, or the entire set of 6.

I have never seen anything like this, but what a great way to spice up your kitchen?!? This would be ideal for anyone who has white tile that they can’t change out, whether its due to financial strains or apartment regulations.

There are 6 different designs to choose from. They aren’t available until January 2008, so get in line to snatch these up!

I love this hip snack tray made out of a vintage vinyl record. It is great for chips, candy or any other kind of party goodies. You can purchase it at Elsewares for just $26. While you’re at it, pick up these great Vinyl Record coasters to match the snack tray!

You can even choose the genre of music record that you want. This would be a great gift for the music junkie in your life!

I have to say, I am a huge fan of Star Wars. Not the kind that goes to Star Wars conferences and dresses up in Star Wars gear at every opportunity. I had an older brother who made we watch it when we were growing up. I blame it on him!

I am not sure whether I think this backpack is super cool, or crossing the line into weird. Sure it functions as a quality backpack, but it also looks like you are carrying a small hairy child on your back.

Definitely fun and it would be quite the conversation starter, but how practical is it really?

When I was a child, I had a pencil that looked like a real stick. I thought it was so cool that it actually wrote! Here is one step up, the Moss Pencil by designer sirampuch eamumpai of Thailand.

Ok, so it’s not real moss. It’s actually just green flocking, but that’s still fun, right? I suppose it would sharpen like a regular pencil…For $11 it seems a bit pricey for a fuzzy pencil.

This BrimLight is such a great idea. It clips to the underside of your hat and provides hands free light!

Five LED lights provide light for many hours and the battery life is up to 40 hours long. This is just a smart solution to hands free lighting and for $17.95 it definitely seems worth it.

[Via Book of Joe]