Lego Cufflinks? ...

cmeisenzahl · Feb 2, 2011

Interesting, but I'll pass. ;-)

Space Lego Smiley Helmet Cufflinks on Cool Hunting
"For the dapper dork Etsy seller Gr0gimann's Space Lego Smiley Helmet cufflinks are a way to subtly show off your inner fanboy. Taking a pressed button-down to another galaxy and sure to spark a conversation or two, these cute, happy explorers are made from authentic plastic Lego spaceman heads affixed to silver-plated hardware."
http://www.coolhunting.com/style/space-lego-smil.php

Icehawk · Feb 2, 2011

Originally Posted by cmeisenzahl

Interesting, but I'll pass.

I was thinking it was going to be made out of a standard red brick which actually might look neat in a very whimsical way. These linked are way too on the nerd side for me.

acridsheep · Feb 2, 2011

Originally Posted by Icehawk

I was thinking it was going to be made out of a standard red brick which actually might look neat in a very whimsical way. These linked are way too on the nerd side for me.

This.

in stitches · Feb 2, 2011

not cool

Ich_Dien · Feb 2, 2011

Don't be so serious - they're cool!

DerekS · Feb 2, 2011

a sterling standard "brick" would be neat....actually id probably buy em...not a fan of these though.

Troilus · Feb 2, 2011

These remind of the final scene in "Seven."

kungapa · Feb 2, 2011

There's something very, very disturbing about wearing a smiling yellow head on your cuff. A red brick, that I'd do.

in stitches · Feb 2, 2011

Originally Posted by Ich_Dien

Don't be so serious - they're cool!

no sir they are not

Originally Posted by DerekS

a sterling standard "brick" would be neat....actually id probably buy em...not a fan of these though.

this is better

BillyMaysHere! · Feb 2, 2011

Originally Posted by kungapa

There's something very, very disturbing about wearing a smiling yellow head on your cuff. A red brick, that I'd do.

Originally Posted by Icehawk

I was thinking it was going to be made out of a standard red brick which actually might look neat in a very whimsical way. These linked are way too on the nerd side for me.
You mean like this? http://www.etsy.com/listing/66421656...ased-in-silver

Wayward · Feb 2, 2011

There is something disturbing about wearing any type of head-on-a-stick. Reminds me of a time when McDonald's had Winnie the Pooh character heads dangling from a plastic clasp. They look like spoils of war, not wear.

Those Lego block cufflinks on the other hand look pretty kickass.

Working Stiff · Feb 2, 2011

These are less ugly than most of the cufflinks I see.

Metlin · Feb 2, 2011

Originally Posted by DerekS

a sterling standard "brick" would be neat....actually id probably buy em...not a fan of these though.

Kent Wang · Feb 2, 2011

The blocks look more interesting, but would be better if they were just all silver and not plastic.

But really, are these any different than Mickey Mouse ties?

And of course this goes without saying, don't buy single-sided cuff links. Are you too cheap to afford a complete set?

BillyMaysHere! · Feb 2, 2011

Originally Posted by Kent Wang

The blocks look more interesting, but would be better if they were just all silver and not plastic.

But really, are these any different than Mickey Mouse ties?

And of course this goes without saying, don't buy single-sided cuff links. Are you too cheap to afford a complete set?

Then what's the point, they'd just be silver squares with circular bumps. That said, I like the odd quirky accessory, even if I don't have many myself.

Also, I'd say it's not like Mickey Mouse ties, because ties are on display much more than cufflinks, so there's less room for play with them.

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