Shoes aren’t just about comfort and protection; they’re about style and personal expression.  The people that wear the shoes below, however, might be expressing themselves just a bit too much.

Goldfish Shoes

From shibleysmiles

When we feel lonely, people tell us to get a pet, like a cat or a goldfish.  These shoes are for people with serious goldfish separation anxiety.

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“Your motorcycle is… errrr… fancy,” is probably how most people would react to these strange motorcycles. Don’t believe me? Take a look below.

Giant Off-Road Motorcycle

An off-road bike meets tractor with this motorcycle.  Who wouldn’t want it?  You can off road while you mow the grass.

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Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, Ceaikovski and many many others: great names, great music, twisted minds moving fingers faster and faster on simple keyboards of simple boxes, but wonderfully accorded. Piano concerts making tours around our small planet for eternity.

Salvador Dali piano

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If you do a fair bit of motorway or countryside driving (especially around the warmer months) it’s a good guess that up some point or another you’ve got stuck behind one of those big, white boxes with windows that are limited to 50 miles an hour. Although frustrating for those in a hurry, you might one day be lucky enough to get stuck behind one of these examples of more interesting models and glare in amazement.

1. The Rolling Stone Eco Capsule

Designed by Nice Architects and submitted to the Andes Sprouts Society for a residency program, this environmentally friendly blueprint of the traditional caravan is work in progress. Built from environmentally-friendly materials the Rolling Stone is functional with natural energy and resources, powered by either wind turbine or solar panels. The front panel can be opened to double as an open studio space and water for waste and cleaning is sourced by two reservoirs. Could this be the next generation of caravan evolution?

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