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Put this mini Ultraman in the sun and he will nod his head randomly during what I can only assume are hallucinations brought on by sunstroke. Yeah, he is looking a little pale…and his head is kind of swollen in the shape of a TV. Also available in the standard version pictured after the break.
Pull back this granny’s elasticized arms and let her go. Not only will you have a flying senior citizen, she will also give her grandmotherly “Woo.. Wee..” as she is airborne. A fine change of pace for those who prefer their superheroes to have the ability to cook great cookies rather than bend steel.
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These journals say: “you’re not reading this sensitive information, unless you pick up this book and open it.” Indeed, diaries aren’t the most secure way to protect your innermost thoughts, but your secrets will sure look pretty written over the ghosted image of a classic comic book cover (featured on every page). Still, who the hell really uses diaries these days anyway? Available in Thor, Spider-Man and Fantastic Four versions.
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Here are the top ten Nerd Approved Gadgets for the week of February 2nd-8th, 2009:
Contest Reminder: Win strange toys from Archie McPhee.
Bacon Gumballs and Cupcake Mints: Taste test results.
Souper! Spoon: Speeds through meals like a superhero.
Mousetrap Cheeseboard: The love story continues for mousetraps and cheese.
Evidence Knife: A kitchen knife for true psychos.
The next five gadgets are available after the break…
Every child and most adults will eat just about anything you put in front of them if they can eat it with the Souper! Spoon. Sticky oatmeal and frozen ice cream are no match for this superhero. Its posable limbs will let you position him for the best attack or let him sit up when not in use. A picture of the spoon in action is available after the break.
Look in your own heart and make the decision: who is tough enough to be a nutcracker? Is it the superhero Batman or is it one of his nemeses, Two Face or Joker. Which you choose says as much about them as it does about you.
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Here are the top ten Nerd Approved Gadgets for the week of December 15th-21st 2008:
David Copperfield Magic Bookends: Mini David walks through your porn collection.
Glass Bottle Collection: Fine china for bachelors.
Cornhole Games: Google gets all up in your cornhole.
Ants On My Cup and Saucer: Those aren’t sprinkles…
Nightmare Before Christmas Hand-Warming Egg: The greatest medical gadget ever invented?
The next five gadgets are available after the break…
Ultraman fan? In this case, the meaning of that question is two-fold. For this is, in fact, a mini Ultraman fan—something that fans of the Japanese superhero series can appreciate. Even if you are unfamiliar with the series, this is definitely a unique way to keep cool (and it’s cheap to boot). An additional image is available after the break.
Making a kite in the likeness of a superhero seems like something someone would have thought of a long time ago. But while Spiderman may look at home if he were flying in the streets of NY, he would be a little out of place out on the beach. The obvious question is what tall structure is he swinging from? If they stuck to someone like Superman then it becomes a no-brainer.
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Here are the top ten Nerd Approved Products for the week of May 12th-18th 2008:
Melt Candle: It has something to say about global warming.
Country Keychain Flashlights: For redneck superheroes.
Spaceman Ceiling Light: Something tells me those Astronauts are in trouble.
Golden BJ Award: Move over Oscar!
Castle Fortress Playset: I didn’t even have a treehouse as a kid.
The next five gadgets are available after the break…
