I love stumbling across good industrial design. And when the industrial design involves a tool, it’s even better. I follow several tool/gadget blogs and stumbled into this while reading one of my favorite tool blogs, Toolmonger. It’s pretty amazing how much planning and effort goes into a little tool like this. You may see a […]
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- Dave: Not sure, Bryan, but I'd love to know where Craig lives.
- Bryan Hanks: What city were those in?
- Kevin David Anderson: check out our other wreaths at: http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150452725264516.391111.360128594515&type=3
- epiphenita: Like Tom Waits without the music.
- epiphenita: Reminds me of my good friend's artwork: http://victoriacarlson.blogspot.com/2009/06/untitled.html
- Dave: I think someone should make some dance music from those "WHOAHs."
- epiphenita: Oh, Dave. That was tonic to my soul. Perfect. I vote for an exorcism.
- Dave: Hmm, looks sober to me.
- Scott: I'm thinking that the guy with the hat might have had a drink or two before this picture was taken. Just a hunch...
- Scott: There's a roleplaying scenario just waiting to be written based on these pictures. :-)
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