by theferretonline | Jul 2, 2008 | food, guilty pleasures, pop culture, time wasters
I am going away for a few days for a short beach vacation but wanted to remind you to watch Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest on July 4th. The contest will be televised live on ESPN at 12:00 PM EST. There is a bit of hullabaloo surrounding the contest this year....
by theferretonline | Jun 19, 2008 | great sites, guilty pleasures, tees, time wasters
Two companies (threadless and someecards) that I wrote about on here ages ago have expanded so much (and so well) that I felt it necessary to mention them again… Check out all the new tee designs from threadless.com And, the hilarious (and inappropriate) cards...
by theferretonline | Feb 8, 2008 | guilty pleasures, pop culture, time wasters
For those of you who want to reenact the daily life of a certain unnamed pop star, you will love the Paparazzi Play Set from Urban Outfitters… Sorry, but the set doesn’t come with hair extensions, cigarettes or gum to...
by theferretonline | Dec 18, 2007 | great sites, guilty pleasures, housewares, time wasters
I was a bit sick last week…and, sadly was not even up for a little retail therapy…spending that much time on the sofa did make me realize that I need a new pillow…the Power n·a·p™ Pillow from Brookstone looks awesome. I really want it, but I do hope...
by theferretonline | Oct 1, 2007 | great sites, guilty pleasures, retail hall of fame, shopping, time wasters
I am not saying I’m a hypochondriac, but I do feel that when I meet my unfortunate demise it is going to be some major medical catastrophe… This book is so up my alley! The Complete Manual of Things That Might Kill You from the genuises at Knock Knock is...
by theferretonline | Sep 10, 2007 | housewares, products, rants, time wasters
I am all for modern inventions and convenience, but I can’t quite understand the need for a banana slicer. Yes, there is a product to create perfect banana slices. I rarely eat an apple without using my apple divider, but apples are difficult to cut…I have...
