This Albert Einstein Relativity watch is relatively bizarre.
It’s a watch with numbers that are in constant motion rotating counter-clockwise.
The hands are in the correct position but the numbers seem to have minds of their own.
This certainly is a different way to look at time.
This unique watch is $35 in case you want one to amuse your friends.
For about $6 plus shipping from the UK you can buy a packet full to the brim with nothing.
The product page says:
What better present for the person who has everything than a poignant reminder that they want for nothing?
This lovingly crafted vial of emptiness is filled to the brim with unfettered nothingness. Free from the burden of possessions, the weight of responsibility.
Nothing is as idiotic as it is brilliant … or is it as brilliant as it is idiotic? Works either way.
We wonder if this will do as well as the Pet Rock did in the mid 1970’s?
For only $159 you can buy a bathroom scale from France that will rat you out.
It’s a Wi-Fi scale that is Twitter-equipped and tells the world how much you weigh.
If the Wi-Fi capability with Twitter connection isn't enough to get your attention, it also has an iPhone app.
Your thumb and index finger may turn blue with cold but these unique gloves should keep the rest of your hand warm.
The manufacturer says:
Two fingers to technology!
Their missing thumb and index fingertips give you the freedom to touch, tap, stroke, slide and pinch your devices' controls in any way you desire.
The cost is a little over $33 a pair plus shipping from the UK.
More information here.
The mower will cut for around 40 minutes, and then charge for 40 minutes in its charging station.
On sunny days the solar panels can add 50% to the cutting time.
Rather than collect the grass, it acts as a self-muching mower by cutting the grass short enough with its three sharp blades to scatter it back on the lawn.
Paper or plastic? Your answer will be plastic every time if you spring for this grocery bag holder.
For only four bucks you can throw your shoulder out of joint lugging your groceries home all in one trip.
The web site says:
With a 50 lb. capacity, you'll be able to carry your groceries in with ease.
Surely they are using the term ‘with ease’ rather loosly.
Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama inspired celebrity handbag designer Timmy Woods to create a handbag based on the signs used by his campaign at rallies and speeches.
The first Obama Handbag will be given to the senator's wife, Michelle.
But does it have 57 beads in the handle? You know, one for each of the 57 states Obama campaigned in.
Looks like it could be a recycled army surplus WWII canteen.
A British company is developing a unique form of hovering aircraft.
Called the the “Fenstar 50” this unmanned saucer should be ready in about one year.
It will be the first saucer by the company to use an internal combustion engine.
Previous craft have been electrically powered, and have suffered from very short endurance.
Hmm … wonder how long the extension cord had to be? … oops, sorry.
More information here.
I am Perry Peterson, a retired auditor and tax accountant. My wife Valeta and I live along the front range of the beautiful Colorado Rocky Mountains.
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