No more boring USB cables. Switch over to something that looks like a school of piranhas ate a fish leaving a bone spinal “cord” just for you. The Fish Skeleton USB Cord was designed by Maywa Denki. It’s flexible and comes in three colors- white, black, or pink. Just like real skeletons, the eyes light up when you plug it in. Spoooooky.
Fish Skeleton USB Cord
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Hey, can I give you a hand with that phone? This slightly creepy Bone Phone Stand is made of adjustable silicone. Just bend the fingers into position and it holds your phone up just like real human anatomy has evolved to do (it’s true, unbend your own fingers from the touch-typing position and they will instantly go into the “hold your smartphone” position).
This stand is somewhere in between cute and creepy. Cute if you’re a doctor, creepy if you’re an ax murderer. If you’re both, well that’s a whole different story. The product page admonishes you to not use it to scare your friends, which only makes me want to use it to scare my friends. You can’t stop me words on a screen.
Creepy Skeleton Hand Phone Stand
I’m kinda digging this USB Skeleton Flash Drive. Maybe it’s the animated gif of the skeleton removing his own head to reveal the USB plug. It’s sort of cute I guess and we love a removable head USB flash drive (really, we do). Or maybe it’s the fact that once the head is off, he still holds on to it while plugged in to your computer.
Thanks for holding that for me, slim. Ok you can let go now. Oh, you can’t? Innovation comes in small steps, my friends. Baby steps.
Skeleton USB Flash Drive Holds His Own Head
Check out this badass electric violin shaped like a skull. The Stratton Skull 5-string Electric Violin retails for $2999. Obviously someone is making a killing on that. Make no bones about it, this violin is cool. This a seriously killer instrument with a Barbera Twin Hybrid transducer system for a strong output signal with a rich focused tone suited for high-volume performances with high-gain effects. And no I don’t know what all that means either.
(via neatorama)