The Reason Why Button-Down Shirts Have Loops On the Back
Those strange loops on the back of your dress shirts actually serve a purpose, though it might not be the one you think.
Those strange loops on the back of your dress shirts actually serve a purpose, though it might not be the one you think.
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In an effort to boost workplace productivity, an English toilet manufacturer designed a commode that's unbearable to sit on after five minutes.
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The capable and mobile four-legged robot will now be available to own or lease, for roughly the price of a new car.
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Before throwing your old books away, see if there's space on your walls to make a sprawling, literary piece of home decor.
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For his collaboration with Disney, industrial designer Kenneth Cobonpue created furniture inspired by the spacecrafts and characters of the Star Wars universe.