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PEACOCK Pocket Warmer

PEACOCK Pocket Warmer

  They look great, they come from Japan and they do a very strange thing. In 1923 Japanese inventor Niichi Matoba obtained a patent for applying t...

PEACOCK Pocket Warmer

  They look great, they come from Japan and they do a very strange thing. In 1923 Japanese inventor Niichi Matoba obtained a patent for applying t...
Randoseru

Randoseru

  A randoseru (ランドセル) is a traditional Japanese backpack typically used by elementary school children. It is usually made of firm leather or simil...

Randoseru

  A randoseru (ランドセル) is a traditional Japanese backpack typically used by elementary school children. It is usually made of firm leather or simil...
What’s Daggy?

What’s Daggy?

  In REMORANDOM #2 (the orange one) we explored the Anatomy of Cool [3] by opening with this question: “What’s cool? What’s daggy? Who decides?” D...

What’s Daggy?

  In REMORANDOM #2 (the orange one) we explored the Anatomy of Cool [3] by opening with this question: “What’s cool? What’s daggy? Who decides?” D...
Nadia Comăneci’s Perfect 10

Nadia Comăneci’s Perfect 10

  Prior to the 1976 Olympic Games in Montreal, Omega SA, the official timers, asked the International Olympic Committee how many digits it should ...

Nadia Comăneci’s Perfect 10

  Prior to the 1976 Olympic Games in Montreal, Omega SA, the official timers, asked the International Olympic Committee how many digits it should ...
BookCrossing

BookCrossing

  Some ideas make you smile, and this is one of those. In 2004, the word BookCrossing was actually added to the Oxford English Dictionary and defi...

BookCrossing

  Some ideas make you smile, and this is one of those. In 2004, the word BookCrossing was actually added to the Oxford English Dictionary and defi...
Scientology

Scientology

  One could argue that all religions are, by definition, and with the greatest respect, somewhat strange – calling for the belief in stories and f...

Scientology

  One could argue that all religions are, by definition, and with the greatest respect, somewhat strange – calling for the belief in stories and f...
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