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The Airplane Jumper Pendulum Wall Clock has a unique design with the parachutist being the pendulum and the rotating prop area as the clock. I certainly hope that biplane is a two seater or that plane is now flying itself. Made of hand painted resin.

Product Page ($59)

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There have been several versions of dynamite alarm clocks or bomb alarm clocks in the past, but this one is by far the best looking. So good in fact, that it would be highly dangerous to transport it on airplanes or across borders.

Product Page (£15 or $22)

 

window-drops

 If you live in places where gray and wet is a way of life, like England, Scotland, Ireland or the Pacific Northwest, this product is utterly useless. For everyone else, you have an artificial rain drop altar stuck to your windows which can be used to brown nose the rain gods when summer brings those annoying droughts.

Product Page: ($29)

peanut-erasers

When you are so bored at work that you rely on peanut erasers to whisk you away to less miserable places like a grueling airplane flight or even (God forbid) the circus, it’s time to update your resume my friend.

Product Page: ($5.50 for a bag of 5)

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From Fashionably Geek: It used to be that the only potential danger of paper airplanes was eye poking and paper cuts. Now that we have tools like electric launchers, these flights can turn deadly in a hurry.

Product Page ($17.99 CAN or about $14.60)

Even though the F-117 Nighthawk has been retired, you can still pick up this giant 50″ x 61″ x 10″ model and display one of the coolest designs in aviation history. And, like most model enthusiasts, you’ll probably have to fight the urge to play with it like a child; pretending to launch little missiles while making obnoxious engine and explosion noises. Other aircraft models are also available, from the Fokker Triplane to the F-16. Additional photos are available after the break.

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Think of all the fond memories of previous flights you have had. Missed connections, cancelled flights and trying to sleep in a sitting position. So of course you want to remind yourself of all that. You already have the pictures to remember your activities once at your destination, but not enough people celebrate the journey from hell that each normally feels like. It is even way overpriced to remind you of the fares you got as well.

Product Page ($1500)

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Here are the top ten Nerd Approved Gadgets for the week of September 1st to the 7th 2008:

Motorcycle Helmet Ears: Tested at 175 MPH, but I bet they could have hit 200 + without the drag.

Skeleton Disco Ball: For the goth kid prom.

Big Joe: The anatomically correct action figure we have all been waiting for.

Arm Wrestle Mania Game: It goes “over the top.”

Dark Knight Slot Car Racing: Add $35 extra dollars to the $500 million Batman has already made at the box office.

The next five gadgets are available after the break…

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Traditional letters and postcards are all but extinct thanks to e-mail. However, I would forgo technological progress this one time for a postcard that doubles as a flying balsa wood airplane. The only problem is that the way the post office works, this thing would probably arrive to you in splinters.

Product Page (Pricing and release info have not been announced)

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What more would an elementary age kid want but an Electric Paper Airplane Launcher? Shooting planes out at 31 MPH, you may want to invest in a pair of goggles. You know it won’t be more than 5 minutes before they are using it to shoot at each other. Not even sure why they try to label this as an educational toy instead of a weapon.

Product Page ($14.95)