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Hilarious Car Key Hack Lets You Drive It Like You Stole It
If your daily commute has become mundane and boring, you can easily spice things up with this clever hack that makes it feel like you’ve just jacked someone’s ride. All you need is an old screwdriver — the more worn it is the more convincing the effect will be — and a car key you’re willing to hack to bits.
You Can Theoretically Open Any Door With A Tiny Chainsaw In Your Pocket
If you don’t mind having your pockets filled with novelty knick-knacks when you head out the door, you can adorably dress up your keys with these plastic covers that make them look like tiny chainsaws. They can’t cut anything — except for maybe soft butter and packing tape — but they do light up and play realistic chainsaw sound effects.
Handcuff Key Cufflinks Would Get James Bond Out Of Any Lock-Up
Seemingly targeted at dapper globe-trotting spies, or wealthy perpetrators of corporate crimes, these stylish Sparrow Uncuff Links feature a handcuff secretly incorporated into their design. Except that it’s not so secret. How long is it really going to take for super-villain henchmen or law enforcement to recognise that distinctive telling keyhole logo on the cufflinks? Not very.
Your House Key Is A Pot Leaf
You come home late at night. You’re drunk. Both of your keys look the same. Oh god, oh god, you’re so wasted, you really want a taco, and damnit, which key is it? Consider the problem solved with Good Worth’s awesome little trinkets, because you’ll never forget the cannabis leaf is for the front door and the middle finger key is for the building. Eureka!
This Tiny Keychain Tripod For iPhones Will Always Be On Hand
Just like a camera, the best tripod is the one you have with you. There’s no point in spending hundreds of dollars on a carbon fibre set of sticks if they’re inconvenient to carry. The tiny Tiltpod Mobile is designed to attach to your keys, ensuring it’s always close at hand — or at least somewhere in your pocket.
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