The Balloon Russian Roulette:

“Less ‘bang bang you’re dead,’ more ‘boing, pop, you’re slightly deaf.’ The Balloon Russian Roulette is a harmless version of classic Russian Roulette, taking away the blood, murder case and disposal of a body.Ideal Birthday and Christmas gifts, Balloon Russian Roulette involves pointing a ‘gun’ at another persons head with a balloon attached to the front, pulling the trigger will either produce nothing…or a pin that pops the balloon!An ideal party game for any occasion, have a blast with our Balloon Russian Roulette. Ideal for James Bond, cowboy or gangster themed parties, get the event started off with a bang thanks to this Russian Roulette game! If pin the tail on the donkey and musical statues isn’t your kind of thing, organise a game of Balloon Russian Roulette. Why not personalize your game like us and put whipped cream or chocolate sauce in the balloon before inflating it. Messy but hilarious!”

The Best Wishes Key is only for real badasses! From Good Worth & Co.

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Trevor Jackson designed this tote bag in 2009  for Optimistic Square Disco night @ Social Club – Paris.
Absolutely cool.

(found here)

Limited to just 500 pairs, the Dexter x LOOK/SEE sunglasses are available at LOOK/SEE’s online store.

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San Francisco based design company GAMA-GO has created the Zombie Foot Dog Toy…

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These pieces make reference to Memento Mori, a theme often depicted in art and Classical antiquity. They are luxuriously over stuffed offering a Bourgeois comfort, borrowing from the look of Victorian parlor furniture. They convey an air of humour and of the bizarre
The chairs are old pieces fully reconditioned and upholstered. As a process this allows me to embroider a new history into them and makes each one slightly different. The shape of the chair allows the print to flow into the chair structure, giving a figurative character and seeming to personify the piece. The images are sourced from old medical journals. They are adapted and then digitally printed.

By Sam Edkins, buy here.

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