The White Winter Ceramic Mug [Amazon, set of four] is designed to resemble a nice cosy knitted sweater. Just imagine it filled with a hot steaming cup of tea or chocolate, surrounded by fancy European "biscuits", breathing warmth into a cold winter's day. It's the perfect gift for anyone who loves the idea of snuggling up as a storm rolls in and chewing some wool, savoring the squeak of it between your teeth.
Horrid mug looks like wool sweater
Boox Tappy is a wireless e-book page turner
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Fragrances inspired by classic home computers of the 1980s
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Official-looking release forms for unfinished projects
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If you're paying a la carte for AI models, this $60 lifetime pass gets you ChatGPT, Claude & more
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Imagine never seeing a website hosting renewal email again after paying $149.99 once
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This HP EliteBook delivers business-class performance for $400
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