The “I Am Not a Paper Cup…” is a double-walled porcelain mug with a silicone lid, giving you the feel of those disposable paper coffee cups without all the waste. It’s not on sale until February, but should cost about $20.
It reminds me of Graham Hill’s “We Are Happy to Serve You” mug.
Product Page [DCIGift.com via Josh Spear]
Something somewhat similar is this tumbler from Starbucks, designed to look like their ubiquitous paper cups.
You’ll set this cup down for a second and it will be cleaned up into the garbage by a well-meaning custodian.
That’s what you get for letting the days go by…
in my experience, coffee stains silicone coated utensils pretty quickly… I wonder how that lid would hold up?
Two girls not included.
Same as it ever was… *smacks self in forehead, forgetting that I’m holding a cup of hot coffee*
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@5 – Right, because “I AM NOT A PLASTIC BAG” is totally fresh and original, not obvious at all.
Ceci n’est pas une pipe. There is no new thing under the sun.
cool idea, but the name is a total rip off of Anya Hindmarch’s ” I AM NOT A PLASTIC BAG ” line of fabric bags. kinda lame.. they could have come up with something more original…
Okay, #8, define gadget. I was under the impression that a gadget is an object with a specific pragmatic function, usually wrapped in an intriguing design. This is certainly a gadget – if you don’t wanna read about coffee cups, don’t click links about coffee cup gadgets?
How is this a gadget? I follow this blog for gadgets, not coffee cups!
@Malex:
Excellent work.