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Maybe the doctor suggested hypnosis as a stress relief at some point, but you couldn’t find a decent hypnotist around town and, besides, it didn’t look trustworthy. Well, why not try the therapy at home? Or in the office. You’re staring at the clock, anyway, hoping the hours will pass quicker. This particular rocks from side to side in an eye catching hypnotic effect. But try not to fall asleep on your office desk. :)

PS: they make me feel like dancing. :)

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Usually man has come up with tools and inventions that would make his life easier: the wheel, cars, icecream. But once in a while, man puts his intricate mind at work and comes up with some device or tool that challenges the senses. Why? Well, because he can.

So if you thought time telling was something easy, how about trying to figure out what time it is on this ? Talk about the relativity of time and space, huh? It will look really cool on your desk, you do have to admit it. This clock (although I find it hard to call it that) looks like it has just dropped out of a spaceship.

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Why would someone want Homer on their wall? Not sure, but I bet sales for the are going to be impressive. Maybe it’s something about the vacant expression on his face that makes people like him so much?

In this case, he is thinking of something. A Duff beer at Moe’s Bar. But the damn bottle is elusive and keeps moving around, and all he can do is follow it around with his eyes over and over again…

It has hypnotic properties, you know. Don’t mount it on the wall in front of your desk or you might end up with Homer’s expression on your face, and the boss will know you’re not working then.

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“Generic” geek gifts are easy to find; there’s hundreds of dedicated online and offline stores. But when it comes down to a certain subdivision of geekiness things get harder. Which is why I am here to help with a clock for someone who likes math.

The may look complicated for the poets among us, but in fact the mathematical bits featured are among the simplest there are. If you’re familiar with the subject, that is. After all, it’s just a couple of equations, some radicals, a couple of fractions and some operations, right?

The good thing about this is that the rest of the household won’t hate it, either. If you can see where the hands of the clock are, you’ll be able to tell what time it is. And maybe even learn some math in the process.

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I’m starting to have fun with all these wacky alarm clocks. I’m going to start collecting them – well, not physically, just the links. Who knows when the loud-cell-phone-near-my-ear method will stop working.

Today’s clock uses the old “make them get out of bed” trick. The idea behind it is that once you leave the comfort of your blankets, you’ll be less likely to crawl back and go to sleep. To wake you up, the buzzes and, at the same time, throws the 4 puzzle pieces somewhere around the room. It will keep sounding the alarm until you put them all back together and, hopefully, by the time you’re done with that you won’t be that sleepy anymore.

It’s admitedly not particularly good-looking, but hey, if it does the job…

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If you ever felt your kitchen was missing something… maybe it was an ugly timer!

Yes, a timer is a very useful thing to have, especially if you have a tendency to get distracted and wander off while the roast is burning in the oven. But, if you’re going to get one, you surely can do better than this …

It’s not exactly foreign pharmacies no prescription, but the idea of a large(ish) old style telephone in a kitchen just doesn’t work for me. It clutters the counter unnecessarily. Personally, I don’t like the design either, but that’s just a matter of taste in the end.

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I hope you were a nice son or daughter and already have a present ready for your dad. But, in case you don’t, here’s some suggestions you might find useful. It’s a bit late to be ordering online, but read on and you might get some last minute ideas.

foreign pharmacies no prescription If your father is into DYI and swears he can fix anything around the house, get him a . He won’t need to carry around that pen and paper (which he always loses anyway), because he’ll be able to record himself.

foreign pharmacies no prescription For the dad who is always in a bad mood in the morning, a . This clock requires physical violence to be turned off; it must be very satisfying to throw the troublesome noise making device to the floor. There’s 4 ball styles to choose from, so make sure you get the one for his favorite sport.

foreign pharmacies no prescription is perfect if your father likes barbecues. If he’s happily grilling something in the back yard and it gets dark, it might be a problem. Burnt meat and well done meat look the same at night. This flashlight for the grill makes sure dad – and all the guests – get to eat proper food.

foreign pharmacies no prescription Again for the fixer-dad. The is a many-in-one tool for the crafty person, and it won’t make you stoop under its weight (have you ever tried carrying your whole toolbox with you, just in case?).

foreign pharmacies no prescription I don’t know about other people’s parents, but once every two days our house would get turned upside down: dad lost his remote. Now I moved out, so it doesn’t get on my nerves anymore, but I should’ve got him the . Any two devices from the range can find each other, so you can find your keys with your remote, or your remote with your keys, and so on. Just as long as you keep at least one of them in a place you can actually find it.