I’m not sure if the fine folks at Cufflinks.com thought this one thru when they created these 3/4″ x 3/4″ Rhodium plated and enamel coated F’book Me Cufflinks with bullet closures for $50.

F Me Cufflinks

If you haven’t already noticed on cufflink features the “f” from the Facebook logo and the other reads, “me”.  What does its spell? “F ME.” Priceless!

According to the product description: ”Perfect for a night out, make a connection and become a friend instantly with the F’book Me Cufflinks.”

It takes the term,”friend me up” to a whole new level.

If you got $50 and no shame, pick up a pair of these classy cuff links. I think I’ll take a pass and save my money.

F Me Cufflinks $50

What do you get when you cross a hood and scarf? You get a snood? A what? A snood! Yes, this maybe this winter’s hottest accessory for both men and women this holiday season and companies from Burberry, Banana Republic, American Apparel, and others are counting on this babushka like accessory  to help lift sales which have been flat.

Snood -GQ Magazine U.K.

The snood first debuted on the runways of this years Fall 2009 runways from designers Burberry, Missoni, Donna Karan, and Yves Saint Laurent. And big retailers like Banana Republic, American Apparel, and The Limited are bringing this trendy accessory mainstream with their versions of the snood.  While term “snood” is right at home in the United Kingdom, Banana Republic is referring to theirs as the “Infinity Scarf”, which sounds better if you ask me.

GQ Magaizine U.K. has a guide for snoods and you can also read about them in the Wall Street Journal.

I would probably never buy a snood, only because I rarely wear scarves and I don’t think I want all that extra fabric around my neck even if it kept me super warm.  I’m not going to lie, I do like the looks of the Burberry Check Snood in Charcoal, but at $295 I’d think twice about it.My advice, I would probably go for one of those Infinity Scarves from Banana Republic ($98) and not break the bank on a trendy item.

Are you an old skool gamer who loved playing Pac Man on their Atari 2600? NilesZ.com has a slew of retro Atari game cartridges that have been turned into wallets.

Get your game on..I mean wear it in your back pocket. With Atari Classic titles available like Dig Dug, Bowling, Othello, Centipede and more from $35-$55.

I’m not sure how practical these would be to use as a wallet, but they are kind of cool in a geeky way.
Atari Wallets