Most people shouldn’t have a need for their own parking curb, but there certainly are a few people I can think of for whom I would purchase this product. I know a few people that when parking their car in the garage, almost end up putting the car straight through the wall, and yes they are sober.
The other day, we featured the bad ass USB drive, a USB drive shaped as a bullet. This was for those looking to enhance their tough guy (or girl) image. It’s only fitting that we provide some balance today by highlighting the USB Tear Drop Thumb Drive.
I had to trek out to one of the local malls yesterday and could see that the “Back To School” sales were in full swing, but you could also see that department stores were gearing up with the next big event which is Halloween. Small areas of a number of stores in the mall had already been dedicated to Halloween merchandise.
Calculators don’t have a lot of personality. Once you’ve moved past the most basic of elementary school calculators that consists of just addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, you pretty much move on to a scientific calculator that has so many mathematical functions, you may not discover all of their meanings until you’ve started College.
If you’ve seen those late night infomercials, you’ve seen that body toning and weight loss are two of the more lucrative niches for those infomercials. Within this niche, it seems that the infomercials cater to two different groups of people. You’ve got products such as P90X that cater to the crowd that is interested in working out but then you’ve also got gadgets that you strap around your waist, plug into the wall and miraculously through a series of impulses to your abdominal muscles, you’ll see muscle toning even while you’re watching TV.
Leave it to the Japanese who seem to have the absolute best when it comes to the latest gadgets and technology. R-Y6000 is the Hitachi model number of their latest fridges that emits vitamin C throughout the fridge, keeping food from spoiling.
If you’ve got school age kids, you probably spend quite a bit of time after school and onweekends in the family car, driving the kids around between activities or to their friend’s home. Kids often don’t realize just how much time you spend on them. What if there was a way that you could quantify the amount of time you spend driving them around from one place to another? I would think that would be worth something.
So you’re off to a wedding, you’ve finally had a chance to be fitted for a tux, now you just need cufflinks to go with them. Thoughts run through your mind as to what would be the perfect cufflinks. Perhaps something with a monogram, or how about something traditional such as plain gold cufflinks?
Nope, both are just to traditional. J. Marier’s cufflinks, which he made for a friends birthday, are made from 1 megabit Atmel Eproms. 10’s across the board for originality.
[J Marier via Boing Boing]
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