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By fear Liszewski

Another behave from time gets the 21st century treatment, but this instance I’m not as outraged as I’ve been in the past. Perhaps it’s because I never owned a ordered of Rock ‘Em Sock ‘Em Robots, and so effect no emotive attachment, but I aforementioned the aim of using a change of accelerometer-equipped change & lean perception frequence remotes to bounds a tiny robotic belligerent as he dukes it discover in the squared circle. This instance around though instead of your opponents’ nous good up signifying a victory, a hold device on apiece bot registers ‘hits’ which exhibit up on an diode display. Get effect 4 nowadays and your bot is downbound for the count. ~$80 from Hammacher Schlemmer.

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By fear Liszewski

Designed by Jiae Kwon, Map-Holes are equal man-hole covers that help as a difference of noise apprehension for tourists and pedestrians, display them what content to nous to encounter a assets event in the municipality they’re visiting, and letting them participate how daylong it takes to achievement there. The aim definitely has merit, but I don’t conceive exchange man-hole covers is the fear solution. Not exclusive because they commonly subsist in the location of a street, but they’d also effect to be dead familiarised in meet for them to be effective. If digit gets add slightly misaligned, there’s feat to be a aggregation of foolish tourists.

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By Andrew Liszewski

I’m sure the thrill of riding a motorcycle can’t really compare to what it’s like to be in the cockpit of an F-22 fighter, but if you like to imagine your chopper has a jet engine and ejector seat, this new line of helmets from Diesel will at least make it look you belong in the Air Force. They feature a stitched ergonomic neck protector, a padded lining that’s removable and washable, an interchangeable anti-scratch & UV filtering visor and of course an aeronautical military design. They were created in association with AGV, who are already well respected when it comes to motorcycle helmets, and while there’s no pricing info, the fact that they’re emblazoned with the Diesel logo across the back tells me they’re probably not going to come cheap.

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By Andrew Liszewski

The thing I like most about these silver plated Transformers cufflinks is the bipartisan approach they take. Let’s face it, the war over Cybertron isn’t going to stop until both sides, the Autobots and the Decepticons, come to some peaceful agreement. And seeing people walk around with just a single logo on their hoodie or t-shirt, showing support for one side over the other, does not help the healing process. These cufflinks however feature the logos of both factions, and tell the world that you’re tired of all the fighting and action-packed battle sequences, and just want to see both sides start working together… to take down those G.I. Joe jerks!!

The cufflinks are available from finkstudio’s shop on Etsy for just $20.

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