Adaptive Design Fan Gifts

Man with broken leg in car.

'Someday TVs will be in big boxes on the floor.'

"That? It's where I keep all my passwords."

"This is all we have available. It has an accordian front door, a shelf, a phone, and a spectacular view."

"This is my client's videotaped deposition—please be considerate and rewind after viewing."

Little Tiny Push-Carts

"Mine's camper."

"I've had a tip off that someone on the team has been using email."

'What do you mean; 'I should burn less fuel to save the environment'? I only discovered fire this morning.'

"Hello? JS electrical? It's about this flat screen television I purchased from you."

Man with candle in thought bubble, "Ideas before Edison"

Artists At The Auto Show

An old mod has customised his mobility scooter.

"Factominiums."

Art Gecko.

'This old VCR warms a mean bagel.'

Before the accident? John was a truck driver.

'Mr. Wigglerum finally paid his bill but he did it by faxing us cash.'

A man jumps on a pile of papers in the Data Comprestion Unit.

'Isn't it neat? The doctors rigged it up so Don can still play golf!'

'It's all hand made.'

"You've taken some creative liberties, Noah."

A man in a hospital bed has his ski boot act as a counterweight for his broken leg.

'The key to inner peace? A land line.'

Snow White was a sucker for red apples, tattoos, and guys with beards.

The first recorded e-mail message was launched in the Gobi Desert by Kikitake Suji

'When I was young I wanted to be a poet, but we couldn't afford a typewriter.'

It was the Tube logo what gave me the idea

"This is a CLASSIC pre-owned special. See, it has a cigarette lighter instead of a USB socket."

"Is it me or is this mini home trend getting out of control?"

Connecting to the Cloud.

Early Treadmills,

Blind man walks right past a sign that reads: 'IMPORTANT - Please read braille sign (below)'.

"I'll confess, the first time I realized they didn't have any panes it gave me quite a turn!"

"I want custody of the kid. He's the only one who knows how to operate the VCR"