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Whether you are 5 or 50, these staple-free-staplers are just snazzy. Sure they’re a bit on the “kiddy” side, but until they come out with something super manly you’ll just have to make do with a pastel purple plastic dog on your desk. UPDATE: James kindly pointed out that there is indeed a manly version available.

These little “staplers” actually don’t use a single staple at all to hold your papers together. They cut a small flap and notch in your paper which keeps them together without you having to worry about accidently getting tiny piece of metal jabbed into your finger. No, that’s never happened to me.

ThinkGeek has these little gadgets in their store for only $7.99 a pop.

[via Ubergizmo]

The Tubes Clock by B&W is a fantastic work of art that smells of good old fashioned vintage while making use of modern day technology.

The base of the clock is made of wood and stainless steel while the number “tubes” are made of replica glass tubes really make the piece a smooth work of art.

[via technabob]

The FourFour PizzaGrills by Stockli is the perfect kitchen gadget for smaller spaces like a college dorm or an apartment.

The FourFour PizzaGrills is capable of cooking for up to 8 people all at once by making use of stacked grills letting you cook multiple things at the same time!

It even includes 4 mini-pizza holders so you can cook single serving pizza for 4!

Available in the Stockli store.

[via Appliancist]

Lovers of goodies like brownies can usually be divided into two camps…those who love the center and those who love the edges.

I personally am a center lover. Suer there are usually only one or two squares that are nothing but pure goodness in the middle, but for me they are the best.

I’m well aware that there are people who prefer the chewy edges (or crispy in some cases) and the folks at Bakers Edge have made a pan that caters to just those people.

The Bakers Edge Brownie Pan is an ingenious creation that makes sure every brownie has at least 2 sides of edgy goodness. It’s definitely one of those things where you punch your self in the face saying “Why didn’t I think of that?!?”

Rumor has it that they have other similar products in the works for other foods such as lasagna.

A single pan will set you back $34.

Digital clocks, for the most part, have had the same general form factor for years. The all resemble some sort of basic rectangular shape.

The Numbers LED Alarm Clock has changed all of that and spiced things up a bit.

Each “digit” is its own individual block that can be moved, stacked, twisted, or placed however you feel like. It comes with a separate controller for the settings and alarm (including snooze).

It’s due to hit night stands around the world on August 20, 2007 and will set you back ~$150.

[via Gizmodo]

It seems there is a kitchen gadget for just about everything. Soon we’ll need an extra kitchen for the kitchen just to house all the sweetness gadgets we have.

Well, Christopher Kuh’s Nutcracker certainly fits the bill for an extremely specialized gadget, but luckily it takes up hardly any room and looks super sleek.

The Nutcracker was specifically created and designed to hold a walnut and crack it open at it’s natural slit…making your walnut binges nothing but pure pleasure.

Contact Christopher on his website for more info on obtaining one of these works of kitchen art.

[via Yanko Design]