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If your New Year’s resolution is to be nerdier than you were the year before, using one of the following drinking gadgets on New Year’s Eve will have you off to a good start. Then again, there’s nothing good about getting into a fistfight over which Doctor was the best.

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From That’s Nerdalicious: Dubbed “American Ninja” these cement-filled Budweiser nunchuks (Budchucks?) created by Chen Chen and Kai Tsien-Williams are capable of giving you a permanent blackout.

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We have a full weekend to play with for New Year’s, which means partygoers might be more apt to completely abandon reason only suffer the consequences when they wake up in a dumpster the next morning with a terrible hangover and an inexplicable mohawk. That having been said, rough times are ahead should you decide to employ any of the following gadgets in your New Year’s celebration. And even if you do have fun, well … you probably won’t remember any of it.

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As someone who has built his own kegerator, I have to give credit to the creator of this system for going all out with the Darth Vader aesthetic. I only wish it had more than one tap—a fridge of that size could easily accomodate at least 2 or 3 soda kegs. But I suppose that would have conflicted with the lightsaber tap in the overall theme. Maybe that’s a shortcoming you can remedy if you are the winning bidder on eBay.

UPDATED: We’ve just got word that the creator also has a stunning Beer2-D2 version that’s not currently for sale.

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From That’s Nerdalicious!: Taverncraft have added to their impressive line of WoW barware with these Orgrimmar (pictured after the break) and Stormwind mugs. It’s the perfect vessel to help keep you hydrated while playing the Cataclysm expansion.

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Well, it doesn’t really make beer—it’s more like a giant advertisement for Trumer. But that doesn’t mean that it isn’t a really impressive (and entertaining) Rube Goldberg machine.

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Stop wishing your fridge had the option to dispense beer, cappuccino, frozen yogurt, french fries, gravy, nacho cheese and chicken wings and make it happen with this $8 fridge magnet. Well, you’ll still need a little imagination—and people might look at you funny when you are air chewing an imaginary bowl of chicken wings covered in nacho cheese.

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From That’s Nerdalicious!: This gum can take you out to the ball game anytime, anywhere since it features the three staple flavors you’ll find at any ballpark in America—beer, hot dogs and peanuts.

Of course, the product hasn’t been released yet, so there’s no telling whether or not the flavors are accurate. Moreover, it would be interesting to find out what all three flavors tasted like together. My guess is something between Play-Doh and vomit that contains the remnants of beer, peanuts and hot dogs.

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From That’s Nerdalicious!: Forget hunting down our nation’s enemies—drones have an even more devastating capability thanks to the Yale Aerial Manipulator.

Of course I’m talking about beer theft.

The drone uses a flexible robotic hand to grasp objects of about a pound in weight. Naturally, there are all kinds of practical applications for something like this as the technology improves—delivering supplie and handling bombs for instance…but what we are really interested in is retrieving a beer from the fridge with a helicopter. Now that would be something.

Check out the following link to see it in action.

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For the aspiring bottle musician, there’s Tuned Pale Ale, which features a musical scale on the label. Simply drink the beer down to the note you want and blow to hear hear it play. Apparently the package doubles as a drumming box, with the special washboard shape of the bottles also acting as percussion source. However, you may put in all the drinking work to create perfectly tuned bottle music just to find yourself to shitfaced to play.

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