Dating from the 2nd century BC, and still just as useful and convenient as an umbrella today, some inventions were designed to have staying power. This folding hand fan will never end up on the Unitasker website.
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Ring-A-Day: Hand Fan Ring
Category: brass
Ring-A-Day: 9 Banded Armadillo Band
My favorite North American sticky-tongued insectivore was known as the Hoover Hog, or the poor man’s pork during the Great Depression. The germans called it the Panzerschwein, or armored pig. Just add guns and you’ve got a battle-dillo.
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Ring-A-Day: Thoth Ring
Thoth is the Egyptian deity of writing and science. This is the dude who maintains the universe. He’s like Carl from the Breakfast Club: “I am the eyes and ears of this institution, my friends!”
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Ring-A-Day: Poker Ring
You’ll have 4 aces in your hand with this lucky poker ring. Maybe you prefer Black Jack? Keep an eye on your neighbors’ tells and don’t let the dealer pull from the bottom.
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Ring-A-Day: Biplane Ring
Biplanes are some of the most stable, aerodynamically speaking. They are often used for air show stunts for just that reason. When you fly a plane straight up into the sky until gravity overcomes your engine’s tiny thrust, you want stability when you regain control on the downward portion of your trip.
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