"Why didn't I think of that?" You're probably thinking... Well because its stupid, but kind of cool too!

Here's a clock you won't forget in a hurry! It represents the time in a whole different way. Each part of the clock represents a time in the average working day, with a lady and her dog representing the minutes, and an old betty complete with walking stick representing the hours. Pretty darn cool!

Whist floating round a Christmas Crafts Fayre in North Wales (as you do) we stumbled upon these! Awesome! They actually fold flat too! Pretty cool eh! Like to see them do the City Tower or the Liver Building, then I'd be impressed!

WHAT THE HELL WAS THIS GUY THINKING?

We found these on an obscure Australian website and thought it would be a good way to brighten up your smoking room / toilet and also get across a serious message / scare people to death!!!!

After getting through to the final stages on our first opportunity to present to the Mersey Partnership, we were disappointed to be not chosen - well you can't win them all!!!! At least they now know what Liverpool based USP are capable of!

From the North Take the M62 West to the end follow signs to Liverpool City Centre and the Albert Dock. Turn left onto Old Hall Street from the main Leeds Street dual carriageway. From the South M6 North then Take the M62 to Liverpool (Junction 21A) to the end. Follow signs for The Albert Dock. Turn left onto Old Hall Street from the Main Leeds Street dual carriageway. BY Trains From Liverpool Lime Street by car, heading towards the M62 on Lime Street, turn left onto Churchill Way South (flyover) onto Dale Street, turn at Exchange Street East, left at the end and immediate right into Old Hall Street. From James Street Station, turn right onto The Strand/ New Quay. Turn right onto Chapel Street, left onto Old Hall Street. Parking Limited pay and display is available outside the building otherwise there are NCP car parks off Pall Mall (also accessed via Old Hall Street, then Old Leeds Street) or alternatively to the rear of our building at New Quay.