Get a Grip: The Rock Climbers Coffee Mug for the Adventurous Caffeine Addict
Do you ever feel like you’re living on the edge when you drink coffee from a mug without a proper handle? Sure, it’s a little bit dangerous, but it’s also kind of thrilling. If you’re the type of person who likes to take risks (or just likes to pretend they do), then we’ve got some exciting news for you.
Introducing the rock climbers coffee mug – the mug that’s literally made to look and feel like the edge of a rock. Now you can practice your rock climbing grip every time you take a sip of coffee. And don’t worry if you spill it all over yourself – just tell yourself you’re learning from your mistakes for when you’re hanging off the side of a real rock. Continue reading »
The Holding Hands Mug: A Heartwarming Solution for Loneliness
Who wouldn’t want a little extra comfort and companionship while enjoying their morning coffee? The Holding Hands Mug offers just that, with its unique design featuring fingers that allow you to “hold hands” with your mug as you sip your favorite beverage. Continue reading »
This Handmade Belly Fat Coffee Mug
What better way to enjoy your morning coffee than from a mug that makes fun of your belly fat? You can also use it for tea, hot chocolate, milk, or your failed dreams to start exercising and eating healthy. Continue reading »
Japanese Priest Adorably Still Uses “Cat Mug” Made by Daughter Even Though It’s an Eye-Stabbing Demon
Japanese Twitter user Chikai Matsuzaki is the head priest of the Jodo Shinsou Honganji school’s Eimyouji Temple in Kita-Kyushuu, but he’s getting attention lately for a predicament caused by refusing to stop using a present his daughter made for him.
Matsuzaki recent shared a photo of himself drinking from a mug made by his daughter. As he says, it’s an adorable keepsake pottery gift, but it’s something you need to keep your eyes on when using–if you can! Continue reading »
This Brexit Mug By Lee Cartledge Is Completely Useless
The UK has officially left the European Union after 47 years of membership – and more than three years after it voted to do so in a referendum. The historic moment was marked by both celebrations and anti-Brexit protests. Continue reading »
