I’m sorry to disappoint athletic Pokémon fans out there. This is not a jockstrap, it’s a drinking cup shaped like the monster catching Poké Ball. I’m not sure if it’s licensed, but I’m pretty sure Nintendo would rather license this and release all of its games on iOS than approve a Pokémon Ball Cup.
It holds 20 oz. of liquid. Er, drinks. Dammit you and your dirty minds! You can order one from PartyBell for $3 (USD), although as of this writing they’re on sale for $2.
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Did your office vote you “most likely to knock over their coffee cup”? You need the Mighty Mug, the mug for klutzes. The Mighty Mug has a Smartgrip bottom that grips flat surfaces so it won’t tip over if you knock into it. No more hot drink spills on important things like keyboards, paperwork, and testicles. Dishwasher and microwave safe, it holds 16 ounces in it’s insulated BPA-free lidded cup. Unfortunately it won’t work on car dashboards as they are usually not smooth enough.
Mug for Klutzes: Mighty Mug Wobbles but it Won’t Fall Down
Friends may come and go, people might get dropped off the invite list, but if there’s one thing that has remained consistent when it comes to parties, it’s the red solo cups. When the host begins handing them out, you know it’s time to get the party started.
For years, they’ve been used only to hold beer and other cold drinks and refreshments, but Red Cup Living wants to change all that with their new line of assorted plastic cups that are all based on the red solo cups. There’s the 14 oz. wine cup, a 15 oz. margarita cup, a 12 oz. cocktail cup and a shot cup (for lack of a better name to call it.)
The cups are molded from ABS plastic, so they’re usable and dishwasher safe. They might not look very classy but they’re definitely the funnest cups you can have around. Cup prices range from $4 to $10.
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Disposable cups at the water cooler getting you down? You feel we’re kicking the planet in the nads every time we throw something away that we could be recycling? There’s a solution. Simply ignore the carbon footprint that it takes to create something like the above leaf-shaped silicone Pocket Cup and pat yourself on the back for doing something for the planet. And if carrying around a cup in your pocket has you worried about germs, just run it under some boiling water to sterilize it now and then.
$12.
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Getting kids to eat just got a lot easier with the super fun Landscape Dinner Set. This melamine dinner set has a plate shaped like a house, a fork, spoon and knife shaped like tree, a cup that’s the sun and a small bowl shaped like a cloud. I don’t know about you, but no matter how “fun” you make broccoli, I’m still not going to eat it…. well ok maybe if it was dipped into a cloud bowl of cheese I’d consider it.
Cups- have you heard of them? Ever tried to air dry a bunch of plastic cups, or need to dry them off after they come out of the dishwasher still wet (why does that happen anyway)? From what my butler, housekeepers and personal assistants tell me, cups don’t dry very well if they’re stacked up. Something about moisture being trapped. Well with Totem – Stackable Air Drying Cups your problem is solved. They have little nubs to keep the glasses separated while stacked so the air goes in and dries them off, see:
The brim of each cup is contoured too so the bottoms of the cups dry out too. Not to mention they look pretty cool, are BPA-free, hold 15 ounces, and come in a set of 4 for under $15.
Cups That Can Dry While Stacked Up