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USB Blender Alarm Clock
http://usb.brando.com.hk/prod_detail.php?prod_id=00364&dept_id=015&cat_id=035
USB blender alarm clock.
USB BLENDER ALARM CLOCK!
USB Blender alarm clock is a unique blend of eye-pleasing retro-style, high tech functionality, and pureed whimsy!
When the brownies are done it doesn't just go ding - it shreds, dices, liquefies, and plays an assortment of 1970's game-show jingles at the same time. Your home may never be the same!
* Shred and music work only when alarm
* Do not open the cover. Do not eat the balls
USB blender alarm clock.
USB BLENDER ALARM CLOCK!
USB Blender alarm clock is a unique blend of eye-pleasing retro-style, high tech functionality, and pureed whimsy!
When the brownies are done it doesn't just go ding - it shreds, dices, liquefies, and plays an assortment of 1970's game-show jingles at the same time. Your home may never be the same!
* Shred and music work only when alarm
* Do not open the cover. Do not eat the balls
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...It does?
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And clearly it's already killed before, it got the writer as he was writing "only when alarm"!
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Speaking of "the season," I put a holiday photo on my desktop from my trip to Dublin a couple years ago, and started running "Sno" to gently cascade snow down across the scene, in the background behind the windows.
I think I'm set! (Though it's been about 75 degrees every day and feels quite warm and I need to wear some festive holiday clothes to two holiday parties and don't know what to wear. I'm really missing the cold right now.)
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I like snow, it's Mandatory Christmas Cheer I can't stand. :)
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I know, I know, when are we coming to visit. We were just invited to dan's cousin's Bat Mitzvah in Italy in April. Dunno if that's happening, since he's got a conference in Italy in July. And and and. *sigh*
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Because kids just love opening blenders and eating the random contents within. It's on their list of fun things to do, right behind vacuuming.
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I once ate an entire stick of butter that way :-P
Also, a bit of catfood, because I thought it was leftover cookie-batter. :-P
Oh, and I had a habit of pressing big red buttons that read "emergency", but that was before I could read.
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(Back in college, we dared someone to eat a stick of butter, and put up $10 for the dare. He did eat it, and earned himself the nickname of Butter. At a cost of only $5 to me, it was worth it...)
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When I pried apart a sealed plastic wrapper and ate the plasticky preserved things inside.
...hm.
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