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This product is yet another in a long line of products that answer the simple question: Why have two products when one will do the job of both? Use the timer to cook the egg just right and then use it as a base as an egg cup.
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You really need to be careful when you are dealing with the Grim Reaper. While you may be expecting your eggs to be done cooking when this Reaper hourglass empties, the Grim Reaper may have other ideas about whose time has run out. Be sure to get in writing that any activity with this timer has nothing to do with your life span.
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Set the timer for any period up to 60 minutes and as soon as you see a big smile on the face you know it is time to eat. This happy looking guy will also give you a polite little bell sound to let you know the time has expired in case you are not within viewing distance.
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This picture of a home made bomb is an unusual home accent and one that has a surprise in store. As people admire this piece of art they are bound to notice that the hands on the timer are moving. That is because the timer mechanism on this picture is an actual clock. There will certainly be a nagging concern in the back of their minds over the possibility of the picture exploding.
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If you enjoy some old school Tetris but have tired of the computer version then this Toppling Tetracubes game will bring new life to your obsession. Just stack the colored cube the game specifies before the timer goes off and the tower starts shaking or else you will have to see if you can re-stack the whole thing before the timer runs out. Think of this as the first step toward prying your lazy butt away from computer games.
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Don’t beat yourself up about your lack of willpower when tasty treats are around, just get yourself this snack-time alarm and it will dole out your treats at its own leisurely pace. The timer drum moves very slowly because of how its water filled drum works so don’t be fooled by the short distance it has to travel. When it finally reaches the bottom it will unlock the snack drawer where you placed your treat and ring the bell to let you know that your waiting is over.
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Here are the top ten Nerd Approved Gadgets for the week of January 26th-February 1st, 2009:
Contest: Win delightfully absurd toys from Archie McPhee.
Baldness Mousepad: A mousepad ode to male pattern baldness.
No Spill Mobile Spittoon: The grossest way to utilize a cupholder.
DUB Wheels Yo-Yos: Rollin’ on some 30s.
Batman And Nemeses Nutcrackers: Who is tough enough to be a nutcracker?
The next five gadgets are available after the break…
Just to show the ladies that you care about their needs as much as yours, introduce the Foreplay Timer to your bedroom. So, you need to deliver on three minutes of attention right? Try 3 seconds—because that’s how long this timer lasts. If she complains that things went too quickly, just try and convince her that she got swept away in the passion and lost track of time.
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Here are the top ten Nerd Approved Gadgets for the week of November 10th-16th 2008:
Bruce Lee Statue: Bruce’s statue is 6ft of idealized fury.
Cup of Tantalus: Get your name removed from every invite list for the rest of time.
Darth Vader Christmas Waterglobe: Santa Vader knows who has been naughty and nice.
Headphone Monkey Shower Curtain: Prepare for unflattering assessments of your naked body.
Giant Rubber Band: A 6ft. rubber band requires an iron will.
The next five gadgets are available after the break…
If you have trouble with your honey-do list then you need to add this device to your game plan. Make it simple. Tell the wife that you will do two chores a day as long as they are limited by a timer. The bonus is that your timer can empty that sand in about 3 seconds. If that seems like a bit much then just cut it down to one timed chore per day.
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