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Good China Bad China ... Which Will You Serve?

Whether you're looking to make your guests laugh, start an interesting conversation, or perhaps discreetly suggest a sinful area they could be improving upon, these Good China Bad China plates will certainly be unexpected. The set is made of bone china and includes 12 dinner plates and two serving plates, each emblazoned on the center with a sin or virtue in quiet, but very obvious, blue script. The 7 deadly sins and corresponding 7 opposite virtues (i.e. there's one that says Abstinence and one that says Gluttony) are all represented.

I imagine it could be hard to decide what plate to give which guest, unless you leave it up to chance or maybe make a game out of the whole thing. And you can always serve drinks in the 7 deadly glasses to complete the theme! $550

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Tags: 7 deadly sins, 7DeadlySins, china, dinnerware, evil, good, plates

The 'Good versus Evil' Foosball Table

by Rigel Celeste (RSS feed) —

Filed under: Decor, Gadgets

It might say something significant about you, or your mood at least, depending what side you choose to play in this foosball game that takes "lights versus darks" to a whole new level. In Good versus Evil Foosball team players that have never met before get to battle it out for the win, some of the most interesting being (to me anyway) Mary Poppins and Christopher Robin on the good side versus Jack the Ripper and Hitler on the evil side, to name just a few.

I hope Mary and Chris have some tricks up their sleeves (or skirt) because as optimistic as I might be that "good always triumphs" I suspect they're about to get their butts kicked. Apparently when the team was recruiting we were short on tough good guy figures.

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Tags: christopher robin, ChristopherRobin, evil, foosball, game, games, good, mary poppins, MaryPoppins, versus, vs

Dialogica Darling Bed

by Nicole Weston (RSS feed) —

Filed under: Decor

Fairy tales are not only about their main characters and the good ones make their supporting cast as vibrant and interesting as possible. Or, in the case of the villains, as evil as possible. This bed looks like it is something that Snow White's Evil Stepmother slept in. This isn't to say that the My Darling Bed from Dialogica looks evil, but it does have a wild, romantic element to it that is not evident in, for example, canopied beds with lots of lace. It is sculpted from solid maple and is available in both "smooth uncarved" ($2,600) and "carved" ($2,750) finishes.