Sold by the Anvy Luna Store on Amazon (affiliate link), this wine bottle aerator looks like a skull puking blood as you pour. Available in silver and gold finishes, if skulls aren’t your thing (they should be everybody’s thing is the thing), they also have deer and lion head models

Manufactured by novelty product company Fred, Chomp is a pair of silicone pot holders that look like classic wind-up chattering teeth. Or my grandma’s dentures. Admittedly, I could use some pot holders, because I’ve just been wetting my hands with cold water and picking up and putting down scalding pots

Because there’s nothing quite like waking up next to a frog in your bed, Shinywear is selling this frog sleep mask with adjustable eyes. Available on Amazon, the mask features a one-size-fits-most elastic band and eyelids that can be adjusted to your current mood (not feeling like wearing a frog

Just when you thought the perfect recliner doesn’t exist, Ingrem enters the chat with their Power Smart Sofa Recliner, a $1,300 electric recliner with cat themed accents like paws and ears. FINALLY. The chair is voice-controlled and has four preset levels of reclining (107° work mode, 111° gaming mode, 125°

Because more shoes should be oversized like the ones clowns wear, footwear maker BB IMP is dropping a pair of sneakers that look like Bugs Bunny’s feet. The upper is grey suede, with giant rubber toes beneath. That’s fun. I mean, at least for entertaining at a kid’s birthday party.

Because tacos make everything better, this is the suede and leather taco wallet crafted and sold by Hide & Drink on Amazon. The shell is made from suede, while the ingredients are made from dyed, full grain leather. Me? I’m a huge fan of tacos. I’m a firm believer that

This is a video from hospitality brand Kilmer of their latest and greatest concessions invention — a food and drink holder that stores a beverage at the bottom with food on a platform above, which also has a holder for a ramekin of dipping sauce. The drink is accessed via

These are a couple clips of the latest iteration of the Jetson One personal electric VTOL (Vertical Take-Off and Landing) vehicle. Apparently they’re happy enough with its current state that the company will begin delivering to customers later this year ($128,000 — no pilot’s license required in the US!). Exciting