These Sushi Memo Blocks from Japanese design studio Scope are available in different ‘flavors; ranging from eggs to bluefin tuna through to salmon. YUMMY!
Sushi Memo Blocks
20 Wednesday Apr 2011
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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Meal Deal V Squeal Deal
20 Wednesday Apr 2011
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Massively amused by the Ann Summers ‘Squeal Deal’ - oh I wish I had more clients with their bravery and budget! That said call me a cynic but I can’t be the only one surprised this was ‘pulled’, yes of course that was never in the advertising plan yadda yadda yadda blah blah blah. And why the heck not as the controversy has done all the hard work for them already. Respectful nod my arse…
Shoes with nipples
20 Wednesday Apr 2011
Posted in Shoes
Yes as exactly as the title said via Flash Glam Trash
Cakes & Coco De Mer
19 Tuesday Apr 2011
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As you know I was asked to judge for Coco De Mer’s ‘cake & cunnilingus’ day… here’s the pictures…
We lent Coco De Mer some V cakes for inspiration...
The entries in store at Coco De Mer Monmouth Street
Despite questionable colouring Sara's nipple cupcakes were the winner!
Butcher of Caker Street tongues in store
Brutal Knitting
19 Tuesday Apr 2011
Posted in Craft
Brutal Knitting consists of creepy sci fi and horror inspired custom knitting by Tracy Widdes – I have been informed that the knitting is not all that but I love the concept (thanks to Waldo for the link – mwah x)…
Shell Grotto
19 Tuesday Apr 2011
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Made of 4.6 million shells, 2000 square feet of mosaic and one big mystery I am obsessed with the Shell Grotto at Margate and will be taking a day trip there one day very soon. It’s even better that it’s origins are still somewhat of a mystery… Although I can say that if everything goes to plan I will be hosting an event here one day soon!
In 1835 Mr James Newlove lowered his young son Joshua into a hole in the ground that had appeared during the digging of a duck pond. Joshua emerged describing tunnels covered with shells. He had discovered the Shell Grotto; 70ft of winding underground passages leading to an oblong chamber, its walls decorated with strange symbols mosaiced in millions of shells. Is it an ancient pagan temple? A meeting place for some secret cult? Nobody can explain who built this amazing place, or why, or when, but since its discovery visitors from all over the world have been intrigued by the beautiful mosaic and the unsolved mystery.
The Shell Grotto looks like crappy tacky hell from the outside too so it’s a great lesson in seeing beyond original appearances!
Cats in greenhouses
19 Tuesday Apr 2011
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Rather than fret over the pusses absolute insistence to sleep in the greenhouse (which must be over 100) I decided to write a blog post featuring cats in greenhouses. I did try and remove my cats from cooking themselves earlier today – but they just go straight back in so frankly on their heads be it!
WTF Led Zeppelin
19 Tuesday Apr 2011
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Some people are fucking nuts – such as this dude who sings Led Zeppelin in his bathrobe…
Caaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat
19 Tuesday Apr 2011
The Douche
19 Tuesday Apr 2011
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In the style of their award winning documetary series Planet Earth comes this from BBC: For a few weeks, a BBC film crew had the opportunity to follow a unique specimen, they were able to observe and record its mannerisms, rituals and way of life. The result of this is BBC Human Planet: The Douche.
