This little bendable figure has magnets on his hands and feet so he can scale the tin rock wall. While that may be amusing for some, I say glue a few small magnets on your GI Joes and make the rock wall part of their boot camp.
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Everyone in the world already knows that a weather forecaster is no better at their job than the average Joe. So why even bother listening to forecasts. Just create your own on your refrigerator with these magnets. It includes all the symbols you need: sun, clouds, fronts and raindrops to name a few. You have to figure that your percentage correct in forecasting can’t be much worse then the professionals.
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These plastic sausage link magnets will work their magic by displaying your fridge-worthy items as either a wiener chain or individual links. However, bear in mind that if you own a dog, you may be inadvertently targeting all of your fridgeables for destruction.
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Unless you’re a pothead or the owner of an extermination company, you never want to hear the words “roach” and “house” in the same sentence. However, if you want, you can now harness the butt-ugliness of a cockroach to destroy your appetite and display your child’s latest finger paint masterpiece with this set of four refrigerator magnets.
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Spice your refrigerator magnet poetry with all forms of the “F” word. These extra 240 magnets will fit in with your current magnets to make your poetry sound a lot more like the way you speak every day. Poetry is only good if you can use every type of word that properly describes your feelings, even if you can only express them with some form of the “F” word.
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These magnets have the look and feel that iPod users are used to, but don’t expect to put your leftovers on pause. When there is a tree growing inside your casserole, it’s time to throw it out.
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Babemagnet and Dudemagnet are described as “animated pocket sculptures made of permanent’ magnets – the strongest magnets on earth. Their strength lasts virtually forever. They are useful, playful, wearable, educational and therapeutic.” Essentially, they are your personal “magnet friends” that can be used in a variety of ways. Hit the break for additional pics and a must-read press release with more details.
Here are the top ten Nerd Approved Gadgets for the week of March 2nd-8th, 2009:
Smile Wheels: Attempt to make casters fun.
Right Hand Lamp: Nothing like a couple of your appendages to light your hallway.
Sons of Bitches Magnet Set: Which one of these magnets doesn’t belong?
Skateboard Chandelier: Shred the darkness.
Yoda Mouse: Star Wars characters as played by mice.
The next five gadgets are available after the break…
Which one of these magnets doesn’t belong? If you said the kid, sorry—that is incorrect. I met his mother once…huge bitch.
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That one friend who always checks out what you have to eat or drink as soon as they show up can be pretty damn annoying. This fake Refrigerator Lock Up should look real enough to keep them out while you have easy access (the two shackles are actually magnets).
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