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These Samurai Toothpick Holders Bring Great Honor In your Appetizers [Swords]

These Samurai Toothpick Holders Bring Great Honor In your Appetizers [Swords] These Samurai Toothpick Holders Bring Great Honor In your Appetizers [Swords] Your toothpicks just became a perilous weapon. Or not less than, they give the impression of being much more adore it with these samurai sword toothpick holders. Your teeth aren’t chattering because you’re cold; that’s just the food stuck between them quivering with fear.

Each scabbard can hold up to 3 toothpicks for fast reloading, and each set incorporates a white and black sword. The catch is the cost; toothpick swords could possibly be kitschy fun, but I’m unsure they’re $83 worth of kitschy fun. Maybe, though, in case you have frequent occasion to swordfight an ant. [ Japan Trend Shop via That's Nerdalicious ]

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