No.87 Fold out Friend Badge

86. Backup Badge-A-Chute

No.85 Fold Out Skyscraper Badge

84. Anti CCTV Badge

No.83 Lego Badge

Disclaimer: This might have been done before.
Second image down features brick work by Sam Hill

No.82 The Side-loading business card holder badge

The Side-loading business card holder badge, made from an empty staples box, two paper clips held together with Cello & Gaffer tape. The Side-loading business card holder badge is perfect for the NetWorker on a budget. Holds up to 50 business cards.

No.81 I AM 192848 HOURS OLD

No.80 Push (my button)

No.79 HUMAN

No.78 TWELVE POINT-ONE HUNDRED & TWELVE POINT

No.77 Jacket Badge

The jacket badge needs to be allot smaller, allot lighter and far less intrusive. But apart from all that, I like the idea of the badge expanding and the idea of another piece of clothing coming from the badge.

76. The "Yes I did know I left a badge in the wash" badge

If you own allot/ some badges eventually you are bound to wash a few by mistake, but now you can intentionally wash a badge with the all new Liquibadge. Just one Liquibadge will clean even the toughest stains. (under no surcumstances shoul you use liquibadges or put any badge in the wash they might damage your washing machine and make your partner, housemate or parent angry)

No.75 WMMI (Weapon of Mass Mac Irritaton)

One mac remote control + a busy office full of 15+ mac users = WMMI
The badge version is not intended to be used it is simply a visable reminder, that I have one, a deterrent against anyone else with more wayward intentions.

No.74 Mirror Badge

A good reaction to the Mirror Badge today, lots of looks + smiles, I guess people enjoy looking at other people whilst actually looking at themselves!

No.73 Post-it Badge

Post-it badge, always ready for an idea/note/comment.

No.72.1-72.79 I am following you

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The 79 people I am currently following on Twitter.

No.72 I am following you

No.71 follow me

follow me

No.70 000070

LEDA 85 Lever Action Hand Numbering Machine
Today whilst rummaging through my Grandfathers type setting tools I found this beautifully made Numbering Machine. The Ink pad was still Inky and it worked straight out of the box first time despite having not been used for around 30 years.