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You spend half of your weekend nights bent over a toilet after indulging just a bit too much, so you will recognize this desk organizer guy’s pain. Unlucky for him that he has paper clips coming back up. The toilet is also a handy holder for pens and Post-it Notes while messages can be left in a spot that is very easy to see and very painful, if not embarrassing, for him.

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Your typical paper clip holder just looks messy with all those paper clips sitting at random angles, but with the Sparrow’s Nest Paper Clip Holder, that jumbled mess looks just like the jumbled mess that is a bird’s nest. As a matter of fact, this bird base looks worse and worse as you get rid of the paper clips.

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You can add these Dragonfly Paper Clips to your collection of oddly shaped office supplies. And while your boss may or may not be enthralled to receive reports with oddly shaped paper clips every week, it will at least show him that you think of work even in your off hours.

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Choose whichever of these Road Sign Binder Clips is appropriate for the papers you are grouping together. Do Not Enter for company confidential documents, Caution tape for documents that may have some bad news in them and the One Way clips could be used for ones you don’t want to ever see again. Equating your work life with roadside warnings will liven up your work and make you think of business for your entire commute.

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At 11-inches long, this clip is less about paper than it is about securing coats and bags. Just imagine what a gigantic McGyver could do with this.

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If you are trying to figure out a way to add more “pop” to your presentation, I think this is your answer. It may take the recipient a few seconds to place the odd shapes, but you know there will be a little chuckle when they do. Keep in mind that you have to know your audience. If the recipient has no sense of humor and is a bit of a prude, you might want to consider a paper clip that is a little less risque.

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Here are the top ten Nerd Approved Gadgets for the week of December 8th-14th 2008:

Condom Paperclips: For safe office work.

Aquarium USB 4-Port Hub and Cellphone Holder: Water and electronics…Together at last.

Multi-Function Tape Measure: Three, THREE tools in one!

Bobble Babes Jingle Babe Christmas Edition: Bouncy boobie bells that are slightly NSFW.

I Crapped My Pants Doll: My mind is blown.

The next five gadgets are available after the break…

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These condom wrappers will make a good office gift. Not because they will be handy for that crazy Christmas party hook up, but because they each contain some condom paper clips. Nothing will get a rise out of those HR reps more than if they see you pull out one of these packages in the middle of a meeting.

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Who needs a Nobel Prize? Freud, Gandhi, and Darwin have finally achieved true greatness by obtaining the ultimate brass ring: being immortalized as little thinker pot belly figures. Each one stands 2.5″, and is handmade from crushed marble in Gloucestershire, England. The figures also have secret compartments in their bellies which the product page describes as “perfect for stashing tiny treasures”—so you can rest assured your dime bag and paperclips will fit snugly inside. Pint-size Painters and Perfect Penmanship figures are also available. More photos after the break.

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It’s hard not to stare, but these desktop goblins are actually quite sensitive about their freakishly large heads. It’s best to just quietly stick your paperclips and coins in their mouth and not eyeball them. An additional version is pictured after the break with a monkey is thrown in for good measure.

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