Butt Station Office Gadget

At first glance this could just be some crude desk ornament, but look closer and it is in fact an incredibly ingeniously formed desk tidy.

Tuck your Post-it Note pad in the cistern, let the little fella hold a roll of sticky tape for you, and he’ll hold a pen between his gritted teeth. Even better lift him up and rather than nasty surprises, you’ll just find a neat little cubby hole for storing paper clips, drawing pins, or any other small items you may want to.

This is sure to make a stylishly welcome and useful addition to any desk!

[Via Gadgets.co.uk]

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Ridibundus CD Case

New 12 disc case is both handy and smiley.

Soft and fuzzy with tongue sticking out.

[Via ArtLebedev.com]

Pencil Bench

The Pencil Bench is an art project from Boex Studios. The squab is made up of 1600 pencils, and every one of them is removable for use in any pencil related task. It's curiously beautiful, and is probably great for removing cellulite.

[Via Wired.com]

Dead Fred Pen Holder

Having a bad day?

Take it out on Fred! Stab him in the heart as many times as you want, he won't mind 'cause he's already dead!

Picture your worst enemy as you slam your pen into Fred's chest, perhaps that annoying guy in accounts who constantly questions your expenses. Its like having your very own voodoo doll constantly at your side.

A strangely "cute" addition to any desk, Fred is made from blood red silicone rubber. He'll keep your pen safe from harm and provide an interesting talking point.

What's more, your colleagues won't dare mess with you once they've seen you in murder mode.

Notes: Do not use for constant stabbing - Fred is already dead! For serious frustration seek anger management classes.

[Via Gadgets.co.uk]

Ivory Pen Holder

Enjoy Sturdy Wax-Ivory colored 5 hole pen holder.

[Via KlearGear.com]

Ninja, Pirate and Geek

Each metallic round badge holder is approx 1 1/4" in diameter and fastens to your badge with a, well, badge fastener. Also contains a three foot retractable cord for easy access and the back of the body contains a clip to attach to your pants or wherever you like. Your choice of three enduring themes: Ninja, Pirate or Geek.

[Via ThinkGeek.com]

Mug Boss

It has twelve durable pockets which can hold almost anything (pens, screwdrivers, laser pointers, paper clips, Bawls Mints, ad infinitum). Larger items can go directly into the mug itself. To top it off, a hook and loop closure holds the whole thing secure (it fastens through the mug handle).

[Via ThinkGeek.com]

Personal Table Pornstar

This ceramics pen holder is designed by Peter Jakubik.
Personal table pornstar is allways ready to hold it.

[Via Comunistar.com]

Clipped Office Gadget

This wonderful little device might actually cause some organized chaos on your desk. It's basically a spring shaped like an oversized stainless steel paper clip that allows you to stick anything that's currently lying on your table, or sticking on your screen, or pinned to some wall, into the soft springs. In turn, you will relieve your desk of some of the chaos it had to endure.

[Via CharlesAndMarie.com]

Knicks Cable Holder

Sometimes good things come in small sizes, case in point: this small little clip – made out of metal, with a matte acrylic holding device, that attaches to the edge of your table and extends out by about half an inch. At the end is a small little round opening, that allows you to easily pull a cable through it. When you don't need the cable – i.e. take you laptop with you, or your iPod, or anything that has a plug on a cable (the options are countless) - the plug gets 'stuck' in the opening, which prevents it from falling down. Which means, when you return, you don’t have to get down on your knees and try to fiddle the plug behind your table, it falling down a million times and you getting aggravated.

[Via CharlesAndMarie.com]

Barcode CD Holder

Enjoy one of the coolest office gadgets.

This "CD holder - Buy me " was designed by Marian Lassak.

[Via Comunistar.com]