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Cory Doctorow at 4:56 am Sun, Feb 6, 2011

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Architect Valentina Audrito's fried egg throw-rug looks comfy and delicious!

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I write books. My latest is a YA science fiction novel called Homeland (it's the sequel to Little Brother). More books: Rapture of the Nerds (a novel, with Charlie Stross); With a Little Help (short stories); and The Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow (novella and nonfic). I speak all over the place and I tweet and tumble, too.

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  • irksome

    Great, something else to trip over at night besides a cat. Not to mention the cholesterol.

    Give me a french toast or waffle rug and I’ll be impressed..

  • Anonymous

    Reminds me of that old joke punch line, “…then I woke up and found I was eating the pillow.”

  • ururk

    Reminds me of a rug I recently purchased, which though not of food, was certainly of the ‘take something in nature and recreate it as a rug’ type of rug:

    http://images.buzzillions.com/images_products/06/46/3878590_raw.jpg

    • urbanhick

      LMAO! That reminds me of the felted rugs my “hippie” aunt used to make back in the 70s! She marketed them as Stoned Rugs – sold a pile of them!

      • ururk

        :D

        The actual rug is made quite well (.5″-1″ thick, as it is dimensional), but has elicited varying responses. My favorite was the store associate, who asked me, “Doesn’t that rug come with a free moose head?”.

  • PaulR

    Cool! All it needs is a woven bacon strip blanket for when you’re reading a book on the rug, or having a lie down.

    Mmmm bacon!

    /in case you can’t picture it:
    http://www.livemanly.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/08/woven-bacon.jpg

  • avoision

    This would go great with the two egg umbrellas I saw in downtown Chicago.

  • Anonymous

    Now that’s what I call Oeuvre Easy!

  • bobsyeruncle

    It’s cool, but it’s missing a ketchup smile. :(

  • technogeek

    That reminds me, I need breakfast.

  • paul m doherty

    That’s the perfect accompanying piece for this:
    http://www.theselby.com/10_10_08_Mike_Jen/pages/image24.html

  • MrBawn

    Nobody’s made a “this is your brain on rugs” joke yet? For shame.

  • TheCarpetMaker

    Clever design. Speaking of rugs… of which I’m a rugmaker, we should make you guys a BoingBoing rug – our specialty is logorugs. Heck, as a long time BB-fan, I’d do it gratis… just tell me where to send it.

    Russell

    http://www.custom-logo-rugs.com/

  • PaulR

    Gratis? Send it here.

    /it’s worth a try, no?

  • Daemon

    Related trivia: the Japanese phrase for sunny-side-up eggs (“medama yaki”) translates literally to “friend eyeballs”

    • chgoliz

      Did you mean “fried eyeballs” or am I just unable to bear the thought that “friend eyeballs” is correct?

  • skreader

    I agree w/ Irksome – I see it and think “tripping hazard”. Looka like a nightmare to vacuum, or would you have to use some sort of lint brush on the yolks?

  • Antinous / Moderator

    Are the yolks filled with gel?