Want it... because timex is very not the same

clipped from www.inewidea.com You might still remember the Black and White clock we have mentioned, now, we have another alternative. It’s more elegant.

Want it... I hate to referance MacGyver again but really he'd own this hoodie

clipped from www.complex.com A hoodie like this will make the trip to Magic that much more bearable. Burton makes a hoodie specifically for one of our most coveted pastimes: sleepflying. This new jammy is a lifesaver for snoozing while traveling in planes but is equally suitable for trains, automobiles, and cruise ships too. It’s got everything you need to survive your expedition comfortably, effectively making it more of a stillsuit from Dune than a mere “Sleeper Hoodie.” Here’s some of it’s features: integrated neck pillow in the hood cuff thumb holes pull down light shield to cover eyes hidden stash pocket with ear plugs internal pocket for tickets and passports pit zips to keep you ventilated So drape this on in either athletic heather, or true black, and may your voyage be a prosperous one.

Want it... just think of how useful this will be when that whole Global Warming thing kicks in

clipped from www.frontarchitects.pl clipped from www.frontarchitects.pl Single Hauz - a kind of manifest, proposal of a house/shelter for a Western Worlder. The "basic unit of society", as marriage is called, is no longer the only model of life. As a detached single occupant house unit, Single Hauz fills a kind of a void in the field of housing proposal for so called "singles". Inspired by a city billboard, it is designed as an object suitable for almost every place on earth. It is especially predisposed for sites of an interesting landscaping. For instance forests, seas, lakes, mountains, meadows - but, on the other hand, just next to the main city street.

Want it... because it would make you cooler

clipped from www.plunderguide.com Here’s the Oregon Scientific Daylight Projection Clock that displays the time and temperature on any flat surface in any lighting condition. What makes this Daylight Projection Clock cool is that it can automatically adjust its built-in projector depending on how bright it is in a room. The clock also has an infrared motion sensor to snooze your alarm with only a wave of your hand. $130. Daylight Projection Clock

Want it... if Batman had a laptop he'd use this as his case

clipped from www.booqbags.com Vyper exo M Fits: 15" Laptops Laptop Compartment: 14.2"x10.9"x1.5" (361x277x38mm) Exterior Dimensions: 15.75"x12.5"x4.25" (400x318x108mm) Weight: 3.6 lb (1.64 kg) Price: $215.00 It’s about time your everyday bag had a sense of rugged refinement. We mean it. This sleek, semi-rigid ballistic nylon case utilizes two layers of molded high-density foam protection and non-scratch fabrics to cradle your laptop like nothing else. A black exterior says professionalism, while the red, orange, and beige accent color stitching bring out the creative in you. [If it’s not already out.] An intelligent interior layout with a place for your power adapter, cables, phone, iPod, keys, pens and business cards makes it easy to keep your mess organized, while the bag’s three jeans-button pockets resist that quest until you learn how to use them. If you can’t figure it out, don’t blame us. Please.

Want it... hrm another watch, well you do need one for every day of the year.

clipped from www.gearcrave.com You read that correctly, this fascinating timepiece is sold by the Museum Of Modern Art, and what a work of art it is! The hours and minutes fade in and out with the passage of time, making this an oddly cool combination of digital and analog. Digi-log? The all-black design is a serious statement, but we’re guessing somebody out there will find a use for the orange version, which looks less . . . German, somehow. The orange edition is what Flock Of Seagulls might wear on another reunion tour, so you synth-pop bands looking for new stagewear should consider wearing these before FoS do.

Want it... you know you're going to click.. it's called eat me crunchy

clipped from www.eatmecrunchy.com Welcome to the home of eatmecrunchy, the cereal bowl that will keep your cereal crunchier for longer. 70% of us prefer our cereal to be crunchy and now that's possible.

Want it... LED's are soooo 1990

clipped from www.iliketotallyloveit.com Descended from the classic "pinhead" toy you pressed your hand into, this clock is endlessly fascinating. The face is 3,000 pins arranged side-by-side. With each passing minute, pins lift, retract, and reshuffle to display the current time. A quiet "click" sounds with every change, and a transparent cover keeps out curious fingers. Takes 2 D batteries (not included). 8½"w x 3¾"h x 3½"d. Pin Clock

Want it... can't argue with sweat kicks + they're designed by porche so I figure you'll run faster

clipped from www.plunderguide.com Adidas Porsche Design Race Slip-On Here is the Adidas Porsche Design Race Slip-On that has the understated style of Porsche Design with racing-inspired colors and graphics. The sneakers are now available at Adidas for $110. This slip-on presents the classic and contemporary design ethos of Porsche Design with race-inspired colors and graphics. The detailing exudes fast living and driving and is signed off perfectly with the Porsche Design logo.

Want it... a.) it's the 21st century b.) nanananananananana BATMAN

clipped from uncrate.com The Infoglobe ($50) is a transparent sphere that displays caller ID information in just about the coolest way we've seen. The gadget also doubles as a clock and personal message center, comes with pre-programmed seasonal greetings, and you can program up to three messages of your own to display. Infoglobe Batman Shakespeare Bust Switch Back in the day, Batman — Adam West in those days — used a switch hidden in a Shakespeare bust to enter the Bat Cave. Well, now you can too with the Batman Shakespeare Bust Switch Replica ($300). Push back the bard’s head and you reveal a switch that can turn on and off anything plugged into the bust. Nice for those times when you want discreet access to your hidden hoard of SweeTarts.

Want it... because when you're as important as you are minutes just don't mean a thing.

clipped from uncrate.com Frank Gehry is certainly best known for his eye-popping arcetectural desings, but his Positive/Negative Watch by Fossil ($150) may start a revolution in lazy time telling. The watch happily tells you that it's half past eleven or eight til twelve — which is fine by us, and even better for anyone who uses the phrase "beer thirty." [Thanks, Joseph!] Frank Gehry Positive/Negative Watch This book will definitely help you become the local MacGyver in your neck of the woods. Sneaky Uses for Everyday Things ($8) has over 80 easy tricks for creating cool stuff out of ordinary items. With the book, you'll learn how to do things like generate battery power with simple household items, turn a penny into a radio, make a fire extinguisher out of kitchen supplies, and thwart intruders with a single rubber band. Sweeeet. Sneaky Uses for Everyday Things

Want it... it's funny 'cause it's not you reading it.

clipped from uncrate.com Don't read too closely if you're afraid to find out the endings to some famous flicks. The Spoilt T-Shirt ($15) is a black tee full of movie spoilers that's guaranteed to get you some offensive remarks every time you wear it. Spoilt T-Shirt If the idea of being Batman, Han Solo, or just a gadget slinging office worker fills your mind, you'll want to check out the gadget shoulder holster ($50) and gadget hip holster ($60). Both holsters allow you to strap on your cell phone, iPod, pocket calculator and about anything else in true geek goodness. They're also good for holding at quick draw things like your keys, a pen and mouth spray. Gadget Holsters