
Doing school or office work can be a real drag. Taking notes? Completing worksheets? Writing reports? You’ve got more pressing matters to attend to, like checking all of your social media sites for the fifth time in five minutes.
But in the end those things just have to be done, so why not mix it up a bit? Let your “latte” sharpen your pencils, your bottle of mayo white-out your mistakes, and your naan hold all of your writing utensils together. Take a look below to see all the nifty stationery goods that don’t even look like stationery at all!
If you haven’t upgraded to a mechanical pencil yet, that familiar *snap* of breaking lead will probably bring with it a sigh as you dig out your pencil sharpener for the umpteenth time. Even if it doesn’t, if you have one of these latte or espresso pencil sharpeners sitting on your desk you might find yourself wanting to sharpen it anyway!
Or, if you’re looking for something a bit more discreet and portable, you might prefer one of these lighter sharpeners that look almost like they could be the real thing!
Image: Tokyo21
Alright, so you’ve graduated and got yourself one of those fancy job things. You’ve got business meetings to attend and clients to meet, and you need to keep your business cards with you for all of those self introductions… No worries, you’ve got plenty with you, stored in your Famicom (the Japanese NES) controller business card holder!
https://twitter.com/OshaIT_Trust/status/549685321281961984Whether jotting down an important message, or bookmarking a spot in your textbook, don’t just use any old note paper; go with a nice fresh fillet of Norwegian salmon note paper…
Image: Party Zakka
Or, for the vegetarians out there, a block of tofu note paper will do the trick just as well!
Image: Amazon Japan
@W0302shkiM 16.ふせん
— みんと (@ujz4x7) September 6, 2015
豆腐一丁絹ごし pic.twitter.com/Fmd492Aq4F
Need a sticky note? No problem! Because honestly, what’s stickier than an adhesive bandage? (No seriously, why do they hurt so much when it’s time to pull them off??)
Image: Shop Pro
Mistakes happen; we can’t always be perfect. For those spelling mistakes and pencil slip-ups, all you have to do is erase them away.
▼ GariGari-kun Popsicle eraser for those with a sweet tooth
ガリガリ君の棒可愛い😳💗💗
— わたちえ (@chiemas2) April 5, 2015
消しゴムなのに✨ pic.twitter.com/tS1ux2i4ih
▼ Or, if you want to see the surprised looks on everyone’s faces when you bust out a match and start rubbing it on your paper
https://twitter.com/zakkayafree/status/627751972360187904Boo-boos in pen don’t go away as easily, requiring some correction tape to get rid of any mess ups. But that’s okay; if we had these clever little ketchup- and mayo-bottle correction tape pens, we’d probably be making mistakes on purpose!
Image: Shop Magnet Inc.
https://twitter.com/4Asasz/status/506030769915965440So it’s the end of the day. Class is over, and it’s time to shove everything in your bag and make a dash for freedom! But don’t let all of your writing utensils get jumbled up with everything else. Keep them wrapped up and ready for the next day of hard work in this delicious-looking naan pencil-case.

At the end of the day, though, you may find yourself hungry from looking at all of these inedible treats!
Source: NAVER Matome
Top image: 1, 2, 3 (edited by RocketNews24)







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