Bacon-Flavored Oxygen Inhaler – BaconAir™

We’ve talked about a ridiculous amount of bacon-flavored products and I thought we pretty much covered it all. Boy was I wrong! It’s been scientifically proven that the human body needs oxygen to survive and bacon to satisfy hunger. What would happen if one were to combine the two together into one?

Bacontrepeneurs, Justin and Dave of JDFoods, did just that. After two years of research, they were able to perfect a formula and bring it to market as BaconAir™. The product combines the delicious taste of bacon with the health benefits of 95% pure Himalayan oxygen. The product is easy to use, the bacon (oxygen) enters the bloodstream in seconds, has zero calories, zero fat, and is the most delicious air you will ever taste or inhale.

Silhouette Desk Lamp With Levitating Technology

Whether we admit it or not, the fact is that we all love it when the guests in our homes point to a specific item that catches their attention and talk about how cool it is. Every home has conversation pieces; some may be expensive items purchased just to get some attention, while others may be free and passed down from generation to generation.

The Silhouette Lamp with a levitating light is no exception, and is the creation of Angela Jansen. The design of the lamp reminds us of an old-fashioned lamp at first, but when you notice the floating part, you can’t help but appreciate the futuristic characteristics of it.

Ulitmate Lamborghini Vault – Keeping Watches And Jewelry Safe In Style

Brown Safe Manufacturing is known for their high quality safes and vaults for both residential and commercial applications. One very picky customer had the company step …

Manly Design with Wooden Cinderblocks and Oil Lamps – Sergio Silva

Most older guys will fondly reminisce about the days where they created customized (read: poor as shit) man caves with milk crates, two by fours, and cinderblocks. Something about the way the manly design of this makeshift modular crap is fondly remembered always made it something that a small part of me wanted to try, just because it seemed like a rite of passage. I usually snap back to reality pretty quickly, realize I don’t want trash in my apartment, and pull out the Ikea catalog. Then I found Sergio Silva‘s pieces, and suddenly the “I’m so broke I cook my KD on the radiator” look has been upgraded to a much more respectable “I have many leather bound books and my apartment smells of rich mahogany.”

Traveling Abroad? Create a Travel Checklist

It’s that time of year again, and you’re heading off for a well deserved vacation. You’ve convinced your boss to give you a few weeks off, …

El Diablo – The Volcanic Restaurant of Lanzarote

Have you ever wondered what volcano charred chicken would taste like? Perhaps some tender beef, sauteed over a deep volcanic well? If you’re up for a bit of travel, adventure, and volcanic food, El Diablo on the Spanish island of Lanzarote might be just the place you’re looking for.

Built on top of a dormant (but still very hot) volcanic site in the Timanfaya National Park, tourists can sit back and relax as chefs cook their meals on grills built above deep volcanic pits. As you’ll see in the

Exploring Toronto’s Chinatown – The Genuine Article

When you think of Chinatown, the first places that come to mind might be the neighborhoods in New York or San Francisco. While those districts might be well-known and impressive, the largest Chinatown in North America is actually located in the Canadian city of Toronto. In fact, Toronto is home to several ethnic enclaves, but the largest population of Chinese-Canadians is clustered around Dundas Street West and Spadina Avenue in the central city.

Like other Chinatown neighborhoods, Toronto’s Chinatown is full of shops and restaurants selling everything from traditional

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