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FlickrBlockrs by Ami Kealoha
"Are you sick of finding pictures of yourself on the internet? Are you annoyed by the way your eyes look? Do you wish that documentation did not exist?" FlickrBlockrs solve all the problems posed by the many party photo takers and street style hunters. A "weird joke that turned into a product and website," the accessory is a joint project by Jona Bechtolt (aka YACHT) and Veneer Magazine. Pick up your pair (for $9.99) from FlickrBlockrs.
This entry posted on 25 April 2007 at
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