Showing posts with label stationery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stationery. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 22, 2010

Protect your personal information using "keshipon"!

消しポン












Following our last post, you can also choose to protect your personal information when discarding unwanted mails using "keshipon".

"keshi" in Japanese means to erase, and "pon" is the sound of stamping.
To ensure your mails don't get into the wrong hands (especially if you have a stalker). Simply stamp the area over your address and any other personal information. 
And of course, these comes in all sorts of sizes and patterns. Whether you are a Hello Kitty, Micky Mouse or Doraemon fan, you can stamp till your heart desires! 

Tuesday, September 21, 2010

Protect your privacy with Shredder Scissors

Love to shred stuff but don't own a shredder at home?!
No worries! 
Japanese people always think one step ahead.
Shredder scissors allow you to cut with not one, not two, but FIVE SIX SEVEN EIGHT OR NINE scissors in one go!
You can easily shred your personal letters, bills or what have you in no time!

Monday, September 20, 2010

Subliminal message

Sometimes you tread along at work and key in numbers in the calculator like you always do...











 And then it talks to you...









Go 2 hell to you too calculator! Grr!

Does your stationery talk to you? For me, it's time for a calculator with some manners!

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Mighty instrument

Went to a wedding last weekend and witnessed a powerful instrument - the almighty pen. Soft as a feather, yet mightier than a sword. With this pen, two love birds sealed the vows they made to each other. With this pen, a matrimony was cemented and two incomplete hearts were completed.







Who says stationery isn't important? What would be your next stationery purchase? Mine would be a set of erasers. :-)

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Friday, September 17, 2010

Boring stationery

When was the last time I bought some decent stationery? Way too long ago! These days I just use free pens that are obtained from work or sales representatives like "Millipore". How boring!




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Thursday, September 16, 2010

Light them up!


A notice board that lights up. I have not seen such a thing sold in Melbourne. Have you?

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