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Bizarrely Exorbitant The Most Expensive Things Around The World Good things in life don't come cheap. Here, a list of some 'most expensive' things available in the market Most expensive cocktail: 15,250 pounds a pop The world's most expensive cocktail contains a diamond ring instead of an olive! The drink, created by Harvey Nichols in Manchester, has to be escorted to diner's tables flanked by security guards. The dazzle cocktail contains a six and a half carrot pink tourmaline and diamond ring set in 18-carrot white gold. The drink was the brainchild of senior bartender Jay Malik, 24, who was asked to devise a drink to fit with the restaurant's Pink Dinners month. A special safe has been brought in for the bar to keep the rings in and customers can choose any ring they want from the range - the most expensive being a 27,000 pounds sterling two-carrot engagement ring. Most expensive truffle: 28,000 pounds for 1.88 lbs An expensive little Italian restaurant in Kn

Pepsi Bus Handle Cool handle advertising campaign for Pepsi was featured on 3400 buses throughout USA. Amnesty International Bus Handles Eight bus lines in Hamburg, Germany run this creative advertising campaign against the death penalty. Gard Shampoo Bus Handles Clever bus handles promoting Gard active strong shampoo in Frankfurt, Germany. Harley Davidson Bus Handle Motorbike handles were mounted in buses in Switzerland to announce the arrival of new Harley models. Pantene Door Handle Creative poster with a real plait hanging from the back of a head was stuck on the doors of malls, supermarkets and beauty salons in India. The plait served as the door handle and each time patrons 'pulled' the hair handle, the core benefit of Pantene was demonstrated. Creative uses of bus, subway and door handles in advertising campaigns by various companies.

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An amazing and incredible The sky on an office chair. Impressed by watching the cartoon Up, Jonathan Trappe decided to repeat the feat cartoon pensioner, and at least briefly escape from the everyday life of workers to freedom. Around 6:30 one sunny morning, eager to adrenaline Jonathan, added the 55 balloons filled with helium, to his desk chair and took off nearly 15 000 feet (about 4500 meters). By the way now, Jonathan continues to work exactly on that chair, who participated in the flight

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