Are you spending hours on line, staring at your monitor wondering if it's staring back? Has your spine developed a permanent curve and you've forgotten where you put your sense of humor? Need some comic relief from the mundane that has become your life?
Well Harvey the Humping Hound will put that smile back on your face! This new digital toy slides easily into any available USB port and will do his wild and crazy humpty dump dance any time you begin to transfer data to his hard drive.
Go Harvey Go!
The little darlings come in various breeds and can be purchased at DigitalWorldTokyo.com - at least they could. Due to overwhelming demand the humping hounds are temporarily out of stock, but the breeder promises to deliver a another litter within the next month.
Don't forget to order some for your friends. :-)
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Sunday, December 30, 2007
Harvey The Humping Hound Helps Harness Hostilities
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Wednesday, December 26, 2007
Convert 35mm Film Slides To Digital
A lot of people still have their old film slides, and haven't gone digital yet. This is for you guys. The new Digital Picture Converter lets you easily change film slides and negatives in to digital images on the computer in a matter of seconds. The film slides or negatives fit perfectly into it and scans the photograph into a digital frame on your computer.The resolution is 5 mega pixels with 10 bits per color channel. The process, focus and the color balance of the photograph is fixed nicely.
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Stripping Weather Girl Digital Weather Station
If you like to watch pretty digital weather girls strip down according to the climate, this is for you. This device will tell you the time, temperature and the humidity in various degrees of undress. She never takes it all off though, proving that even some digital girls can be teases. She’s a cheap geek date at only $70.
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