Pac-Man Micro Raschel Fleece Blanket
The above picture may look like a screen capture from the classic arcade game Pac-man. However, it is really a blanket! Now you can keep warm while watching TV or video gaming with this Pac-Man Fleece Blanket. Show your retro gaming style during picnics at the park, while watching sporting events, or anytime you want to snuggle up and stay warm.
Pac-Man Micro Raschel Fleece Blanket
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Chemistry Clock
Mathematicians had the Chalkboard Math Clock, engineers had the Graph Paper Equations Clock, and now chemistry majors and nuclear scientists have the Chemistry Clock. Each number from one through twelve on the clock face uses the element of the corresponding atomic number, and displays information similar to the box for each element in the periodic table of the elements.
Chemistry Clock
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Googly Eyes Clock
The Googly Eyes Clock looks like an adorable pair of googly eyes, but is actually a clock. People end up with googly eyes from drinking too much, falling in love, or when something hits them on the head. Fortunately, it is easy enough to tell time with this clock that a person can do it even when suffering from one of those conditions.
Quite simply, the left eye represents the hour and the right eye represents the minute, just like the hour and minute hands on a regular clock. Unfortunately, precision is lacking, just as if this googly eyes clock was drunk or hit on the head.
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Toast Wallet
This Toast Wallet is great for the man that uses Toast Coasters, plays with Toast Cards, and carries a Sandwich Lunchbox. It looks like toast, and even has a pat of butter to get everyone’s attention, but this Toast Wallet is actually made out of faux leather. It has slots for IDs, credit cards, and money, and meatures 5 1/2 by 4 1/4 inches.
Just don’t stick your Toast Wallet into one of the cool toasters, such as the Radio Toaster, Bite Me Toaster or Darth Vader Toaster, because you’ll burn up all your cash.
TK-421 iPhone Case with Flip-Out Keyboard
If you happen to love your iPhone to bits, but still have problems getting used to the virtual keyboard, then perhaps, just perhaps, you might want to consider bringing home the TK-421 iPhone Case with Flip-Out Keyboard. This will certainly provide you with the best of both worlds, where the physical QWERTY keyboard would increase your productivity and make typing on the iPhone a whole lot easier, while offering some form of protection to your favorite smartphone simultaneously. Retailing for $49.99 a pop, you can choose from either iPhone 3GS or iPhone 4 models, but unfortunately for those who have yet to place a pre-order, it is already out of stock at the moment. Well, if your boss gets you this for Christmas, you can be sure that he’s dropping a subtle hint for you to start replying emails the moment they are pushed to your inbox without complaining that you just don’t know how to use the virtual keyboard.
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Trek Support Backpack
Massage game for the Wii uses the Balance Board
Things are looking quite good if you want to have a virtual girlfriend. You can take them for a romantic getaway at Atami, and you can do some interesting exercises together.
This next development was seen at the Tokyo Game Show, and it is a Wii-enabled LovePress virtual massage system. This game allows the users to select a particular type of girlfriend, and then give her a massage via the Wii Balance Board.
There is a video of it after the jump that I would assume shows the game’s creators. I say “assume” because the video is not in English. I do know from my source that the creators are at the Kanagawa Institute of Technology.
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Digital Picture Frame Keychain