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The final review in our six part Nerdy Mega Prize Pack series is the Kitchen Magician. In a nutshell, it’s supposed to be the Swiss Army Knife of kitchen utensils, but falls a bit short of that goal.
The Atari keychain and the Barcode Doormat represent parts 4 and 5 of a six part review series focused on prizes you can win in our Nerdy Mega Prize Pack giveaway from Stupid.com. But let’s start with a quick look at the Atari keychain.
The Pole Dancing Alarm Clock represents the third installment of a six part review series focused on prizes you can win in our Nerdy Mega Prize Pack giveaway from Stupid.com. And yes Twitter followers, it was like waking up at Charlie Sheen’s house. Only he would have had like, elf strippers. Which could happen, because at Charlie’s you probably got really messed up the night before. Who knows what hallucinations you might have.
Continuing with our review series on the prizes you can win in our Nerdy Mega Prize Pack giveaway from Stupid.com, we have the Pizza Boss 3000. Unless, for some reason, you like to slice your pizza with a machete, chainsaw, or Guillotine, this is the most masculine pizza cutter you will find anywhere.
Today we have the first in a series of mini reviews on prizes you can win in our Nerdy Mega Prize Pack Contest from Stupid.com. So, let’s begin by taking a closer look at the R/C Mini Car Watch.
Holy crippity crap, what do we have here? A box from Stupid.com that’s filled with awesome toys and gadgets that’s what. And you can totally win it.
Why not throw in drinking while you’re at it? And helmets are for little girls. Amazingly enough, this reading caddy isn’t just for stationary bikes. The product page claims that it “mounts in seconds to virtually any road, mountain or stationary bike” and that it helps you to read and train at the same time. All of the danger and stupidity aside, how would you expect a book or magazine to stay on that thing during a turn?
Product Page ($15 via TRFJ)
Now this sounds like a great life lesson for all the girls out there. The idea is that all boys are stupid and you should throw rocks at them. The only problem is that you do not start out the game with any rocks and the only way to get rocks is to pass some truth or dare type challenges. Wile a group of girls sitting around playing truth or dare sounds like it could be fun, getting pelted by rocks sounds a little less exciting.
Product Page ($24.99)
