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Wang Jiayun: Chinese Girl Who Looks Like Doll And Becomes Famous In Korea

Chinese female high school student Wang Jiayun becomes famous on the Korean internet.

Chinese female high school student Wang Jiayun has become famous on the Korean internet, for looking like an inflatable doll. Wang Jiayun is 164cm tall and weighs 42kg. Born in Kowloon of Hong Kong SAR, she currently resides in Shenzhen of Guangdong province, China. On the 16th and 17th of this month, her name ranked amongst the top search queries on various Korean portal websites.

Is Wang Jiayun resembling a true blowup doll? Just check up the pictures below, I am doubting there are a few guys who can be fooled by the Photoshoped works which are too fake to be true. Yet, it’s amused that Wang Jiayun indeed sent South Korea guys crazy when she recently became the No.1 searched name in the country’s most popular search engine Naver.com

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Google Maps Envelopes

Does your mail man ever get lost? Maybe he should switch from Mapquest to Google Maps. Or you could do it for him—sort of. Google Maps envelopes (only a concept at the moment) would let you send snail mail through an button right in gmail and print evelopes showing the route between the two addresses. The only flaw with the design is that the from address would have to be west of the to address, unless the envelope isn’t strictly oriented with North facing up.

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Bizarre Luggage Travel Accessories: Suitcase Stickers

The state of the airline industry is pretty humorous these days. Whether you’re delayed at the airports, stuck on the tarmac or dealing with a lost luggage debacle, there’s no surprise when issues arrive during airline travel. The folks at The Cheeky get this and they’ve got the antidote for your travel hassles – laughter. Their selection of hilarious Suitcase Stickers implores you to take a stand against monotonous travel. Designed to stick to anything, they will draw attention to your luggage, making it easily identifiable and a source of humor to combat all-too-typical airport stress. Though you should be forewarned, some of these stickers may cause offense to airport and immigration staff

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20 Geekiest Chopsticks

Star Wars Chopsticks

Only God (and George Lucas) knows if people of Galactic Republic use chopsticks or not, but they definitely should because those lightsaber chopsticks, aka chopsabers, look extremely cool. They come in three different colors with green for Luke Skywalker, red for Darth Vader and Yoda for green. While the first two measure 23cm in length, the Yoda one is intentionally smaller at 20 cm.

Samurai Chopsticks

There is no better way to your fresh sushi with true Japanese spirit with these Samurai chopsticks. They also come in three different designs named after three actual 17th century Japanese samurai: Date Masamune, Sanada Yukimura and Maeda Keiji.

Macbook Air Styled Chopsticks

Before you Apple fan boys go crazy over this news, we have to warn you that they might not be real chopsticks. Apparently somebody has put the lateral view of the new MacBook Air into a photo of Japanese styled food which resulted in a pair of ultra cool Macbook styled aluminum chopsticks with some mysterious holes. But it would be really awesome if somebody actually made a real pair of chopsticks like this, wouldn’t it?

Neon Genesis Evangelion Chopsticks

Designed like the plug or small pods the pilots use to board their awesome robots, Neon Genesis Evangelion Chopsticks are really cute and highly collectible for Neon Genesis Evangelion’s die hard fans. You can even remove the small door and reveal a miniaturized version of your favorite EVA pilot.

Magical Girl Chopsticks

With baby pink color and a fantasy theme, this pair of chopsticks will definitely make any girl go crazy. It is designed based on Creamy Mami, the Magic Angel – an anime aired in 1983.

Bullet Train Chopsticks

“the world’s fastest chopsticks”, these chopsticks are inspired by Japan’s famous bullet trains, and have been officially endorsed by the Japan Rail Line. They come in different model series: the classic O series and N700 trains, and even the Kikura or the stylish blue and yellow 922 train.

Flostick

With millions of trees are being cut down every year to make disposable chopsticks, Korean designer Hak-Byoung Kim has introduced a green chopstick concept called flostick. Made of discarded branches, flosticks can be used 4 times by peeling off layer after layer and each layer is composed of 3 leaves. This whole process is not about trash,but a natural restoration procedure.

Pencil Chopsticks

If you have watched Project A, it’d be hard for you to forget the scene when Jackie Chan can’t find any chopsticks to eat, so he grabs a couple of handy pencils to chows down with and ends up eating both his noodles and the little erasers on the end of the pencils. Things would have been much easier for Jackie if he had with him this pair of pencil chopsticks, or chopstick pencils or whatever it is.

Eat with Your Glasses

This is where the old school glasses prove to be superior to the modern contact lenses. Brad Gressel has come up with Stix glasses concept where the arms are home to a pair of stainless steel tipped chopsticks.

Sauce Dispensing Chopsticks

These pipette style chopsticks let you fill them with liquid: soy sauce, fish sauce or whatever sauce you like. They’re made out of ABS and polypropylene and they can stand heat ranges from -5 degrees to 90 degrees.

Tukaani Chopsticks

If you have ever felt embarrassed because you are unable to deal with chopsticks in a sushi bar, Tukaani chopsticks are for you. Kayiwa developed this design based on the bill of a Toucan bird. The sterling silver utensil allows for the user to steadily grip their food and place in their mouth without the fear of looking like a fool. The loop at the end of the design allows for easy storage and display.

Chimpsticks

Chimpsticks got its name from both its design and its purpose: it’s for those who are as clumsy as chimps when it comes to chopsticks. The 21 cm long chopsticks are also perfect for kids as its look would provide a feeling that the Chimp’s kid is actually holding the food from its little hand. Each set is priced at sweet $6.99 and you can reuse it.

Chopsticks Aid

If you are ashamed to admit your clumsiness with chopsticks, a little effort to make a cool and clever chopstick aid may save your face. A German website has an idea to clip a pair of chopsticks together for easier usage which you can easily adapt to make one on your own.

Stickpecker

Made While the stickpecker, made of acrylic, is a solution for the waste of resources for the sake of disposable chopsticks, its magnet resembles the feeling of pulling apart wooden chopsticks. It looks really artistic also.

Forgetmee Fork Chopsticks

Awarded “good design 2006” from the chicago athenaeum, Forgetmee is a combination of a soup spoon and chopsticks that frees you to enjoy your noodles with one hand while you go on doing other things with the other. Forgetmee is made of plastic at 11” long.

Chopsticks plus Two

This chopstick comes with a toothpick elegantly disguised inside the other end to take care of your teeth after a delicious Oriental meal.

Chorks = Chopsticks + Forks

We have heard of Sporks (spoon + fork), Knorks (knife + fork), proposed Knorkoons (knife + fork + spoon) and finally we now have Chorks (chopsticks + fork). Even though the names sound cool, we need to put our hands on them to see if they are really useful or not.

Chopork

Another combination of chopsticks and forks with no less revoluntionary name, Chopork is a living proof of nowadays cutlery’s identity crisis.

Fan Chopsticks

This is no doubt one of the most useless innovations of the century. Your hand would be well numbed because of the fan’s weight before the fan could be of any help to cool down your noodles.

FlipSticks™ Folding Chopsticks

Dubbed as Flipsticks, this pair of chopsticks can be folded for neat packing on a camping trip and easily stretched out to enjoy your favorite Asian dish.

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