Computer-part jewelry and accessories, including a diskette handbag and CAT5 choker. If the person who makes this were to set up a craft-fair booth in Seattle, I suspect they would sell out in about an hour. Techies eat this stuff up.
(Via Bitchslaps.)
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There is a small company in Finland, called secco shop that makes everything from bags to fridge magnets out of old computer parts and tires and things like that... the english site is http://www.seccoshop.com/english/seccoshop.html and I think you can order things via the site... just thought anyone who was interested in this post might want to know.
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