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Obscene Interiors “is a collection of real online male personal ad photos” with a “critique of the decorating found within”.
To help you focus on the décor, the “often-nude” figures have been grayed out, leaving nothing but their style and taste to show off.
It’s amazing what a change in focus will reveal!
For those that celebrate both Christmas and Hanukkah (aka Chrismukkah), it can be tough to walk the fine line between too much Christ and too much mukkah.
To help those in a religious identity crisis, the Tree Menorah (aka Treenorah) combines the essential elements of both holidays into one easy to use decoration.
Place presents under it and candles on top of it, and your best-of-both-worlds holiday will be complete.
[Prank Place - Menorah Christmas Tree]
[Via: Kitsune Noir]
The Sugar Skull is a common symbol of the Day of the Dead; a Mexican celebration that honors and celebrates the lives of the deceased and the continuation of life.
Made with sugar and decorated with royal icing, foil, beads, feathers and sequins, sugar skulls are gifts that are given to both the living and the dead. Plus, they make great additions to a tea party or your morning coffee.
If you’d like to make your own, then check out the tutorial, as well as MexicanSugarSkull.com, a site that is full of information about the sugar skull.
[Via: MAKE: Blog]
The gun is gaining ground as a decoration item. It’s showing up on and in everything from purses with pistols and handgun handbags to slippers with semi-autos and a revolver for roses. Is this gun fad good or just getting out of hand?
[ThisNext - Shop Or I'll Shoot!]
[Via: NOTCOT]
