Most alarm clocks are just that - ordinary looking timepieces that blend in with the rest of your home and do not leave any lasting impression on anyone who drops by. The Discovery Space Projection Alarm Clock is different though, as it offers a fun, futuristic and scientifically stimulating method to tell the time. In short, it projects both time and space images on a ceiling or wall.

You can pick up this unique timepiece for $29.95.

The Shooting Cubicle Alarm System adds a level of pro-activity to whoever sneaks around your cubicle whenever you’re absent in body.

Each unit has an ever-watchful motion sensor. The first line of defense is lovingly referred to as Alarm 1. When Alarm 1 is tripped two very important things happen. First, it flashes and klaxons to signal an intrusion. But (and this is the kicker) it also arms Alarms 2 and 3 using invisible wireless signals. Alarm 2 also has an audible alarm, but it is louder than Alarm 1. It also will spot the varmint with a red light beam. Alarm 3 is the coolest; when it is tripped two safe (but surprising) missiles will be launched at the now-fleeing interloper. You valuables will be safe, your cubicle will be secure, and your foe will be embarrassed enough to leave your stapler alone for good!

Just make sure that all seven AAA batteries required to power the Shooting Cubicle Alarm System are adequately juiced up. You can pick up one of these for $39.99 from ThinkGeek.

Will the World of Warcraft craze die down anytime soon? Probably not, which is why it would be a prudent idea to pick up these World of Warcraft action figures as an investment for your kids’ college fund many years down the road. Who knows, these could end up being precious collectibles…or worthless pieces of junk.

Get a full set today and never have to hunt for the hard to find female again (action figure geeks…you know what we mean!) This first wave from DC Direct includes: Rehgar Earthfury, the legendary Orc Shaman; Thargas Anvilmar, the indomitable (and slightly flatulent) Dwarf Warrior; Meryl Felstorm, the fearsome Undead Warlock; and Valeera Sanguinar, the stealthy and seductive Blood Elf Rogue. Each one features appropriate articulation, accessories, and some of the best sculpting this side of Silvermoon City. And we’re selling them as a four pack, just to make it easier for you to collect them all. Buy them now, before the lich king’s minions pwn u like a chakin n00b. /end

Each set of four includes the Orc Shaman, Blood Elf, Dwarf Warrior, and Undead Warlock, retailing for $49.99.

Here’s a little gift idea to help you build bridges in the office, and this box of flair would definitely go a long way in exchange for some goodwill whenever you need assistance to get out of a tight spot.

With this little kit, you’ll get fifteen flair buttons printed with fun sayings and designs. Such classics as I can set the building on fire; I dream of doing nothing; Did you get the memo?; Drew making his “O Face;” and even a picture of Brian, the man with flair. You also get a 32-page book that recalls the many hilarious moments in the film, while further explaining the buttons connections with the movie. With the Office Space Box of Flair, you’ll always be prepared to “express yourself.

A box of flair will set you back by $7.99 from ThinkGeek.

Manual wenches are so yesteryear, with the autowrench you still have to use a bit of manual elbow grease to do the loosening or tightening, however it can automatically resize the jaws to fit the nut.

The area where this wrench really shines is in hard-to-reach spots where mobility is obscured, such as under sinks. A typical situation where the Auto Wrench would help might be one in which you’re awkwardly reaching for a nut underneath the kitchen faucet. With a comparable manual wrench, it’s conceivable you would fumble around with the adjusting mechanism for minutes on end, and then toss a fit. With the Auto Wrench, you’d simply press a button (positioned where you rest your thumb) and the jaws would open or close to your specifications.

We were a bit sceptical when we learned the Auto Wrench takes AA batteries and doesn’t include a rechargeable battery. This means you’ll need to keep some extra batteries around the house – or buy some rechargeable batteries — if you use it frequently. However, the wrench isn’t a power hog by any means. Black & Decker says you can get 650 cycles out of two AA batteries, which should be plenty for most people.

The Auto Wrench is for sale at Amazon for $28.40.

You know what they say - if you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em. That’s exactly what Rob Thomas and his band, Matchbox 20 has done by releasing their latest album Exile on Mainstream in the form of a USB bracelet. This album will retail for a whopping $35 which is significantly higher than a CD and will be available exclusively at Best Buy only. The USB bracelet will carry 17 songs from the album, along with the music video “How Far We’ve Come”, a digital booklet complete with album art, and other customizable objects for the computer. Would you pick up this format over the good old CD?

Source: Gearlog

What better way to unwind after a hard day at work than having a game of billiards with your mate while holding a chilled glass of Guinness in another hand? The Lighted Billiard Balls will definitely add a more flasy approach to your game.

This set of regulation-size and weight (5 1/4 oz.) billiard balls illuminate and flash for two seconds upon impact with the cue ball, other balls, or the rail, creating a streak of light. Each ball has four integrated LEDs that are powered by a battery that provides up to 50,000 flashes per ball. Balls are made of acrylic, coated with a tough, clear polymer finish, and come in a solid oak storage case lined with cushioned compartments. The manufacturer has confirmed that this item meets U.S. Federal toy safety standards for lead.

One thing’s for sure - you won’t see this $199.95 balls being used in official tournaments.

The Radio Controlled Car Pen is something that you would give to a colleague in order to alleviate office boredom since it marries the function of racing small toy cars as well as a writing instrument.

Tiny IR remote control car as small as a £1 coin. Fits onto a working pen that is also the remote control. (batteries included)

All this for £9.95. At the very least those long afternoons at the office can be shortened with this purchase.

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