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Pencil Shaving Necklace
For all the people who have tried to save a beautiful pencil shaving, here is one that you can keep forever. (Pencil not included). ;)
The Study Ball – Finish your homework before going to play
The Study Ball is allegedly a real $115 product that prevents you from moving from your desk while you're supposed to be studying. Obviously, it's a complete sham unless it weighs at least 200lbs, because I can lift twice that with my littlest piggy.
The Study Ball gadget is a prison-style ball and chain that you can program to keep track of how much time you spend studying. Once you've selected the desired duration, you chain the ball to your ankle and the manacle won't come off until the schedule study time is up.A red LED indicator displays the "Study Time Left" and keeps you informed as to how much longer you've got to keep studying. The ball and chain are made of highly durable steel and weighs a total of 9.5 kg / 20.95 pounds, which makes it difficult to move while wearing it.
21lbs, pfffft. That's not gonna stop anybody from doing anything. Including, but not limited to: robbing a liquor store. ALL THE BOURBON OR YOUR ANKLE GETS IT! What? NO THIS AIN'T NO SKIP-IT! Via
Some Cool Hair Styles for Men
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Street Signs Hacked !!!
iHacked.com says electronic street signs are easily hacked. This example shows one of two possibilities: 1) the sign has been hacked; or 2) there really are zombies ahead.