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Published September 13, 2012 The Weekender
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PERK ALERTAllen Edmonds Made These Shoes for You
For their 90th birthday, the legendary Allen Edmonds designed an exclusive line of fall-worthy
shoes—they’re priced well below their norm, and only available on Perks. Also, take 30% off football season’s
best beef jerky, and pick up your VIP tickets to the
Breeders’ Cup—before it’s too late.
MOVEABLE FEASTAnd Now, the Hemingway Cookbook
Some things in life require no explanation. Like sandwiches. Also, a little something called The
Hemingway Cookbook. But just in case, it’s a new codex stacked with over 120 recipes inspired by
Hemingway’s characters and his personal life. Might want to find a lion-meat guy.
ON DECKNew Deck Shoes. Actually Old Deck Shoes.
It’s best if you know about these shoes. Partly because they were designed in France and made in Japan and
will look fantastic on your feet. But mostly because they’re called Wakouwas. And that’s just fun to
say... Wakouwas. Anyway, they’re new canvas deck shoes designed like old-school Sperry Top-Siders. So
enjoy those.
THE AMAZING FACEIf Facebook Were a Science Project
Just. This is just... okay, we know you like Facebook. And that’s fine. Most people do. But now there’s
a Web app that analyzes things like the age, gender, geographic distribution and average post length of your
friends. It’s all ridiculously scientific and dead serious. It may even ruin Facebook. Your call, though.
CHAIRING CONTESTA Chair Made Out of Whiskey Barrels
Whiskey barrels: great for making whiskey. And apparently, Adirondack chairs. Apparently. Because now
there’s a guy in San Diego making them by hand out of white oak sourced from whiskey barrel staves. You
should totally consider drinking whiskey while you sit on one of those. That’d be neat.
SEIN LANGUAGESome Seinfeldian Things for Your Wall
You’ve seen Seinfeld before. You know, that one show. The one with the Soup Nazi. And
Beef-A-Reeno. And a bunch of other randomly quotable food-related scenarios that someone just based an
entire series of minimalist art prints around. They’re for your walls. Unless you hate Seinfeld, then
never mind.
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