Internet Pillows

Ideal for the net obsessed, these geeky pillows come in a wide variety, including Twitter, Facebook, Flickr, RSS, MySpace and more!  Manufactured by Craftsquatch, these 12″x12″ pillows are completely handcrafted and made with the softest fleece and the fluffiest polyester filling, making them firm yet springy.

Source: Etsy

iPhone Playing Cards

The perfect gift for the gadget freak in your life… iPhone playing cards! Available from Menino’s, the cards are made of washable PVC plastic. At $25/deck, they are darn expensive for playing cards, but the cool factor more than makes up for the cost.

Via: Craziest Gadgets

Chair Leg Dog Chew Toy

While dog trainers may gasp in horror, the Chair Leg Chew Toy may be just what the doctor ordered for those of us whose dog has repeatedly failed doggy obedience school. A foot tall and coming in a variety of colors, your precious pooch can gnaw to his/her heart’s content without you worrying about them ruining your Stickley dining room set… although at $29.99 a pop, it may be cheaper in the long run just to buy new furniture.

Via: Craziest Gadgets

X-Ray Umbrella

Everyone knows the old saying “saving for a rainy day” but who thought they meant x-rays? Anastacia Spada, has designed an umbrella that makes use of old X-ray films. Perhaps hospitals can now start a side business for a little extra cash…

“Dead Head” Personal Cremation Urns

Finally! A good use of 3D technology! Want to put the cremated remains of that special someone in something more than a Target garden pot? Then look no more. Cremation Solutions of Arlington, VT has come up with “Personal Urns.” Just send in a couple of good photos of your deceased loved one and in 2 weeks, you can have a life like head that will hold the cremated remains. If they weren’t so darn expensive ($2,600 for the full size, $600 for the 1/4 size) they’d make cool planters or cookie jars!

Source: FoolishGadgets

Wooden Electronic Ruler

Your grade school ruler just got a major makeover with the inclusion of some 21st century technology. Just touch a metal strip on the ruler’s side with a pencil and you automatically get a digital readout in the center of the ruler. No more counting hash marks to see if it is 3/8 or 5/16…

Via: GearFuse

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