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The Daytona Dong Sarong Jeado Swim Brief (€35.80+P&P).
It’s the denim-print Speedo you’ve been waiting for.
Square Wave
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A dubiously described but pleasing to look at ‘five dimensional’ sculpture inspired by mathematics and the Fibonacci sequence.
Conceived by artist Ivan Black and Atellani, the Square Wave consists of 21 precisely bent metal rods and assumes various shapes and patterns depending on how it is held and the amount of kinetic energy applied to it.
Intended as a stress relief toy and possibly also a means of opening a portal to Hell or something.
How To Vote
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David W. Higgins tweets:
I’ve made a handy guide for anyone unsure how to vote in the European and local elections.
In fairness.
A rather excellent Stranger Things tie-in from LEGO – a 2,287-piece kit featuring the Byers’ house, Hopper’s police cruiser and 8 minifigs including the Demogorgon.
Due for release next month and yours for around €180.
Ah, the 1970s – a decade when grooming, coiffure, bodily hygiene and so forth was no longer the preserve of women.
These – plastered to the walls of male hair salons everywhere – were the overgrown, overblown now-try-it-on-your-own styles that men aspired to.
May we never see their like again.
MORE: The Most Romantic Period For Men’s Hairstyles (eatliver)
Hot Wheels
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Behold: the weird and wonderful 1939 Porsche Type 64 Coupe – built for the 1,500-kilometer Berlin-Rome race, which never happened.
Regarded as the missing link between the Mk1 Beetle (whose engine it shares) and the post-WWII Porsche 356, only three were ever made and this is the third – kept by Professor Ferdinand Porsche himself as a family car.
Up for auction at Monterey this August.
The Wisteria Puzzle Cabinet – a delightful work of inlay and fine marquetry created by furniture craftsman Craig Thibodeau but not just that.
The cabinet also incorporates hidden compartments and secretly accessed drawers designed by Robert ‘Stickman’ Yarger.
Hot Wheels
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Behold: the 1958 Ferrari 250 GT Tour De France Berlinetta. One of only 78 made, originally owned by two Swedish race drivers before being exported to America.
Presented in full Ferrari Classiche certified Concours condition with a bespoke grey leather interior to match its period-correct grey and red livery.
Yours for a €4.9 million+.
Wall O’ Cats
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Modular, wall-mounted cat playgrounds designed and sold by Mike Wilson and Megan Hanneman of CatistrophiCreations.