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Moving to a new place can really suck... epsecially when you don't have a shower curtain yet! Thankfully, these cool twists to the same old IKEA shower curtain will not only fab up your John, but some are actually educational (the map one). 

Germany is famous for its beers. It is no wonder that the country’s visitors take with great pleasure everything about beer and beer entourage serves as a powerful tourist’s attraction. Landhotel Beverland, located near Ostbevern, don’t sit back from people’s needs and offers several rooms with old beer barrels as guest beds.

This Sleeping Bag Sofa is designed by Stephanie Hornig. She calls it sleeping bag on legs, which is a bit creapy.

Anyway it's a sleeping bag that you can snuggle into at night and keep warm and at the day time you can enjoy it as a couch to relax on.

Perfect for camping or guest beds or even leaving rooms.

Space deprived college students and city dwellers will appreciate this desk that converts into a bed. The compact unit takes up little more space than a large desk would but it also houses a bed. The interesting thing that I like about this is that there is enough clearance with the bed down that you don’t have to remove anything from your desk. Now you can have your cake and eat it too.. I mean... sit in bed and do your homework...

Sharetapes are the perfect gift – they are physical cards that contain NFC (Near Field Communication) chips and QR codes so they can play mix-tapes on smartphones and tablets!

Using your existing platforms like Spotify, YouTube, 8tracks and more, you can create personalised playlists which will then be saved onto your very own Sharetape by hitting Record at sharetapes.com. Share tapes with friends who can simply tap with NFC (if they have a recent Android, Windows or Blackberry device), or scan the sharetape using any QR code reader app (on all Smartphones, including iPhones). Alternatively, head to sharetapes.com and press Play!

Mark Moskovitz's "Facecord" cabinet looks like a woodpile, but contains three carefully concealed drawers in the front. It's his contribution to Against the Grain, an exhibit at the Mint Museum in Charlotte, North Carolina that examines unusual uses of wood by artists. If you have anything to hide, this might just be the solution for you.

Japanese designer Yukio Takano makes humorous little mushroom lamps that look like wild mushrooms growing on logs, but are actually LED-powered desk lamps. It’s unclear whether the lamps are available for purchase. It is, however, clear that Takano is quite the mushroom enthusiast—in addition to the lamps, he has other mushroom-inspired designs, mushroom photography and a mushroom blog on his site, Great Mushrooming.

“Lilicoptère” is artist Joana Vasconcelos’ vision of what Marie Antoinette would ride in, were the French queen alive today. The Bell 47 helicopter is lavishly decorated with ostrich feathers and thousands of rhinestones. The interior features intricate woodwork, gilding, and custom upholstery embroidered with Marie Antoinette’s initials. The sculptural installation was part of the artist’s 2012 solo exhibition at the Palace of Versaille.

Us normal civilians aren't the only ones walking around with a black eye. Look who else got in a bar fight last weekend.

You Had One Job! is a hilarious photo gallery of the truly careless mistakes committed by people at work.

The site is part of the ongoing “You Had One Job” meme.

What's the biggest easy fail you've seen?