The Toilet Mug

Coffee served in a miniature ceramic toilet. Terrible taste, excellent quality: the combination that makes office legends.
The button takes you to the store; prices can change without notice.

Coffee served in a miniature ceramic toilet. Terrible taste, excellent quality: the combination that makes office legends.
The button takes you to the store; prices can change without notice.
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Spatula, tongs, fork, and basting brush neatly packed in a heavy-duty aluminum case. Finally stop flipping steaks with a regular kitchen fork like an amateur.

Melted chocolate in the middle of the table and everyone armed with a tiny fork. The most delicious way to make the family finally put their phones down.

A soft, handmade retro controller with a happy face, made for late-night gamers. It will not help you pass the level, but it will guard your desk while you sleep.

The drill bits that finally remove that stripped screw that has been mocking Dad from the door hinge for three years. Inexpensive, but winning that war is priceless.



Ditch your shoes at the front door and slide into pure softness. These fuzzy open-toe house slippers feature thick memory foam that molds to your stride and a slip-resistant sole for cold floors. Machine washable.

A handy pocket multi-tool with a sweet engraved message meant just for his eyes every time he flips it open. Fixes everything while secretly reminding him who gave it to him.

Eight deep-kneading nodes with soothing heat that deliver the deep tissue massage no family member ever gives right. Over 40,000 rave reviews from people who refuse to share.

Closed, it's a hardcover book; open, a fan of warm light in five colors. Every nightstand's favorite magic trick.

A five-inch plastic pickle with a single button. You press it, and it yodels. It does nothing else: no apps, no Bluetooth, no real-world problem solving. Costs less than two lattes and is mathematically impossible to press just once.