If you haven’t read the Dr. McNinja webcomic, I suggest you get on board posthaste. Then you will understand why you must have medical ninjas, giant apes, motorocycle-riding kings and chainsaw nunchuks on your fridge.
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Build up your defenses before the monsters come out and steal all of your beer in the night.
Each sheet contains 80 1-inch square magnetic blocks—a breakdown is available after the jump.
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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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These new Harry Potter Lego minifig magnets come in two sets of three: Harry Potter, Severus Snape and Draco Malfoy in set one and Harry Potter, Professor Dumbledore and Hermione Granger in set two.
Check out the second set after the break.
With these realistic Star Wars mask magnets, you could hang up a “C” paper with pride. Somehow these would make your work seem much less average.
Check out the additional products in the series after the break.
Well, the magnets affixed to these old floppy disks ensure that they can no longer be loaded with data, but that doesn’t mean they can’t hold your recipes and A+ papers.
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It’s the evolution of Silly Putty! It can be bounced and stretched, but when placed in close proximity to a magnet (like the included neodymium iron boron cube magnet) it exhibits an insatiable hunger to consume that magnet and bury it deep within its body—never to be seen again.
Check out the videos after the break to see the magnetic putty in action.
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This simple device uses the power of strong magnets to propel balls of steel at fantastic speeds. Speaking of steel balls, you will need ‘em should you ever find yourself standing in the wrong place at the wrong time around this thing.
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Jailbreak Toys have gone app fishing in the iPhone and caught a wide variety of icons which were magnetized and can now be used to hold coupons, finger paintings and shopping lists on your very own iFridge. Although they won’t allow you to make a call or access the internet from your freezer door, they are the the most accurate app magnets on the market and will give you a good idea of how big the iPhone would have been if it was developed in 1976.
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Keeping your fridge magnets current is an important job, and if you own the old Photoshop kit, then it’s time to upgrade. A new set is out which features additional pieces and reflects the look of CS4, and it will only set you back $25. However they won’t allow you change the dimensions or color of your fridge.
