I know I already covered coloring books for adults, but this was too good to pass up. Mostly for the “This Book is a Recommended  5 Star” description by the author (the book has no reviews, as I’m writing this) but also, obviously, for the drawings inside.

For the low price of somewhere north of $200, you can set up your own pencil vending machine, making quarter after quarter for pencils, which everyone needs. Then, after you pay for the pencils…. Look, don’t do the math. Just trust me. It’s a goldmine.

As time lurches slowly on into the future, it’s become apparent that Bitcoin is not, as its proponents claim, a store of value, or a medium of exchange for goods and services. It’s actually a way to extract money from the pockets of weirdos through selling them specialized hardware. Despite the fact that Bitcoin’s computational difficulty and relatively low value has made “mining” a negative-value operation due to the cost of electricity, the sham continues with The 21 Bitcoin Computer. It’s a $399 chunk of shit, approximately the size of a computer mouse, with no case to enclose its bare circuit board.

Yet, as bad as this is, it’s a toss-up as to whether it’s worse than the $74 diecast car replica of the Bitcoin derivative branded “Dogecoin” car. To explain exactly what this is would take more room than I have here, so you might be best served by drawing your own conclusions.