Monopoly Glass Edition Features a See-through Game Board

Every other edition of Monopoly exists, so why not one with a glass board? Monopoly Glass Edition from the WS Game Company features a 16″ x 16″ tempered glass game board along with diecast zinc game tokens and translucent houses and hotels. Fine, but I get to be banker, and I will be wildly misappropriating funds to my own benefit.

Glass is cool, but if they really wanted to get fancy, they should have made the board out of crystal. And all the game tokens and houses and hotels out of precious gemstones. I mean, what else are eccentric billionaires going to spend their money on – going to space for five minutes?

Of course, I imagine the real purpose of making a glass board is to add an extra element of surprise and danger when I flip the game after losing. Will I have to use one of my get-out-of-jail-free cards, so my wife doesn’t make me sleep on the sofa? You know there’s a reason I take them from every Monopoly game I come across.

LED Bow Ties Light Up the Night

Because nothing says I’m a fancy gentleman from the future like a light-up bow tie, these are the Glow in the Dark LED Bow Ties created by Neon Nightlife and available on Amazon (affiliate link) for $25.  The adjustable ties are available in seven different colors (aqua, green, blue, orange, pink, red, and white) and are powered by a single AAA battery for approximately 10 hours of light.

In addition to the standard ‘on’ mode, the ties can also be set to a ‘slow blink’ mode to ensure you catch the eye of everyone at the cocktail party.

So, do you think James Bond will be wearing one of these in his next film? Because I would if I were him. Of course, if I were him I’d also probably fail to thwart the plot to melt the polar ice caps and flood the world and get fired from MI6. Then what? Then I’m just a handsome devil in an LED bow tie with a battery that died hours ago, sipping a martini the bartender insisted would have to be my last before I’m asked to leave. So yeah, I guess you could say I’d make a pretty great spy.

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