Favorite "stealth" everyday luxury item?

[(vikm)]

I think it should be a law that states that thong and any variation of any word that has "crust" as part of it should be outlawed!!

[SteveO]

Well, since you mentioned "stealth" -- in recent years, it'd have to be my '93 Dodge Stealth that I used to own. I just loved that batmobile; sometimes I still regret selling it. Although it certainly was not a luxury item, it was only the base model. But still very cool and kind of accentuated my love of unique items since they're a relative rarity.

Nowadays, it's probably my wedding ring though that is plainly visible. It gives me pride and makes me count my blessings to know I am married to a[nother] simply wonderful, beautiful woman. Plus the ring itself is kind of cool...it is half Ti, half Au.

[itsmylittlebrothersbike]

[john dough]

Nothing stealthy and small, except for my platinum wedding band. It looks like silver when it has not been polished in a while. When we picked them up in 1999, we paid $500 and $280 for our bands; currently, the rings are $2000 and $900.

In my car, I have a Pioneer Premier deck, amp and speakers, and if I take off the faceplate to store in the glovebox, you can see none of it when I park.

[Paul F.]

The Titanium Spork in my lunch is probably not what most would consider a "luxury"... but I'm cheap.
I don't "do" luxury on a daily basis.

[anonymouse1]

Organic chocolate in my breakfast smoothie.

Ike Behar Shirts.

[jawg]

My original iPhone does it for me.

[decay]

i guess, as a serious answer, 80 GB iPod.

essential for my long drives to & from work. always hidden when not in use.

BTW, David Sedaris' When You Are Engulfed in Flames is in my current rotation. funny, laugh-out-loud at times.

[microchip]

My iPhone. Also my keychain(search) not expensive but it makes me feel cool. And my shoes; Black Puma Speedcats.

[JoeBob]

I am with Paul F, a titanium utensil set in my locker at work. Feels better than throwing away plastic utensils on a regular basis.