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Oddities from aroud the web

 Another list of the odditioes from around the web (y'know like an old school web log) whilst I process what this is for and if I want to do it.


KFC has made a puffer jacket filled with real pickles, and yes, it has a straw



Whilst the jacket s deliberatley odd there's simply no excuse for Dyson's new hanheld fan. None. I mean they designed it so that you have to point that at your face.







Becuase I really eenjow concepts that change how you perciepve the world; there's no such thing as now.







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