Apparently there are more than 2 trillion methods for tying your shoes. Thankfully Ian over at Ian’s Shoelace Site hasn’t tried all of them yet, but he’s working on it. In order to make things a little simpler, Ian is trying and reviewing 31 different ways for you to tie those Nikes of yours, starting with everyone’s favorite, the Criss-Cross lacing! I actually remember when I was younger, some of these lacing variations were actually all the rage among middle-schoolers, like the Over-Under lacing and the Straight-Lacing. For those fashionistas out there who’ve already blown through all 31 variations, don’t worry, Ian is working on getting reviews down for many more, so, keep your trendy Adidas warm.

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Fashion-concious Sega Dreamcast fans take note and whip out your credit card. Coming September 2006 will be this lovely diecast Sega Dreamcast branded watch, featuring the shape of the console which pops open to reveal an analog timepiece. The item will no doubt be extremely limited edition and much cheaper in the Asian market. Those who can afford such trinkets can place a pre-order over at importers Play-Asia for a limited time and $130us plus shipping.

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Danish musician, artist and graphic design wonder-kid Anders Ahoerj recently announced the first collection to the t-shirt line of his fashion label Woven Flesh. The collection, entitled “Hunter & Prey”, features cages, knives and the many different creatures living in a far away forest done in the sickly sweet cartoon style we’ve come to love and expect from the creative force behind Venom Yum.

[Woven Flesh]