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You'll be thirsty for a long while Pavel.

Oooh I found a nikon one.
http://www.canonmugs.com/?gclid=CJekpqGZ...2AodslTPEA
You could have fun with these and tell everyone that you used the glass and step motor, in an experiment that went wrong.
Looking at the prices it might be cheaper.
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...at between $50 and $300 a pop for these mugs, one wonders if it wouldn't be cheaper to find a beat-up real lens on eBay and make one yourself....
...oops - there's an echo in here...
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I'm holding out for a shot glass from Leica, made of titanium with a clear bottom made from Swarovski crystal, that comes with a certificate of authenticity from the Franklin Mint.
It could happen - like the Titanium M9, it's not meant to take photos with, so it's right up Leica's alley.
(Sorry, Toad, couldn't resist!

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haha... yeah I've got one of the 24-105 mugs. I don't drink out of it but it's been sitting on my desk at work holding pens and stationary. It's fantastic and would fool anybody until they picked it up and felt it has no weight to it.
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