Articles in the Ha-Ha Category
Finds, Ha-Ha »
Don’t you dare let your imagination run wild with the title – Kid Robot’s playing with plush as they offer up the Pocket Wee Ninja Plush (4 inch ninja). Why wouldn’t you pay ten dollars for four inches (no, no…don’t go there)?
Standing at 4-inches tall this pint-sized ninja is a master of the stealth hug, sneak snuggle and nubs of tickle fury.
Love.
Celebrity, Ha-Ha »
I’m going to confess to two things today. One: I actually like this song. I’m sorry. Trust that it isn’t reflective of my usual tastes. Two: I like what the girl is wearing throughout the video. Whoever thought to mix plaid/flannel with leather? Creative genius.
Don’t unsubscribe, please forgive me! I kid. Love.
Finds, Ha-Ha »
While bustiers are all the rage right now in low-range retailers across the nation, I would never think that a hybrid would be a byproduct of this trend. Introducing, the Bustier Cardigan (unless this unusual apparel has been around longer than I care to know). In my periodic shuffle through online shopping sites, I came across this one from Forever 21 and felt the need to go out of my way to applaud this stare-worthy sweater. Hilarious, or just bad news? If you look at the one on the model …
Ha-Ha, Local Talent, ThingsWeLove, Toronto Fashion »
To embrace my penchant for cuteness and colourful accessories, Dodo Designs chose the opportune time to approach my inbox so I could sift through all the goodies. Sushi, cherries, cupcakes – all solid patterns. Pretty pouches for all occasions (and don’t lie boys – I’m sure you have uses for pouches. But instead, if you’re antsy for one of these, get it for a girl so you’ll have something to smile at). Custom / unique patterns and fabrics are used to create these products of all sizes and varieties. And …
Boutique Profile, Ha-Ha, ThingsWeLove, Toronto Fashion »
Products that turn heads is right – Up To You Toronto is “the shop above”, a downtown store that sells happy (there’s really no other way for me to describe it). They’re the anti-cookie cutter culture, unique buyers, and a dynamic duo (cheesy term, I know) that is Bill and Dimitra. And because we all love quotes:
“These days there is a need to offer people a genuine alternative to the normal same/same consumer environment. I suppose if we don’t start to truly encourage & embrace individuality now, we’ll all be …
Ha-Ha, Would You Wear It? »
Playing in the Sprinkler. I would say that would be enough to say, but really…I can’t name how many ways this makes me absolutely giddy.
Look at it, and look at it again.
Thank you, Threadless.com.
> image from threadless.com
Finds, Ha-Ha, Something New, Would You Wear It? »
I’m the geekiest geek that ever geeked. But even this is pretty…geekalicious. I’ll stop there with the variations on the word geek. But aren’t these simply the best things you’ve ever laid your eyes on? I’m fairly familiar with custom kicks, but this takes it to a new level. These shoes make you look at them in awe and leave you curious as to how it makes you so happy with one glance.
Brass Monki creates custom sneakers for the geekiest of us. If you’re into online, gaming, or just generally …
Ha-Ha, How-To, Step Into My Closet »
How to be a Mountie:
Visit Value Village and pick up a ranger hat and red Chinese jacket (I know this much from the “Dynasty” label). Colour buttons black. $14.
Go in search for a horse on a stick. By stroke of luck, he might just happen to be the last one perched randomly on a platform at Zellers. If the label looks old, ask for a price check. You might just luck out with the cashier ringing it in at….$2. Feel free to name him. I did. Chestnut Periwinkle to be …
Ha-Ha, Something New »
Correct me if I’m wrong, but I’m thinking one size fits all for underwear is a fairly new concept. I received this in the mail (yes – that’s right, I got underwear delivered to my door) as part of the launch for Ooh La Lace by La Senza. Its main sell is that it’s “virtually invisible” underwear (aka no lines). The main draw for me was the novelty of them putting the tag on the underwear. That and I no longer envision angry underwear sales people folding piles and piles …
Ha-Ha, Local Talent »
Flex made these shirts for a certain unnamed launch party a couple weeks ago, and has some left. It was a limited run – sizing available only in ladies small – so girlies remind yourself to brush daily with this wicked graphic shirt. Normally I’m not game for them, but hey, I love taking home a piece of someone’s sketchbook.
Click away at creativereflex.ca for more awesomenezz. Let me know if you’re interested in a shirt!

