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Hollow Spy Coins for those on a mission
We know that coins can be used to play a prank on others by squirting water, but here is something much more serious. It allows you to store precious information within without giving the game away. Do you have a microSD memory card containing risqué images of your weekend that you do not want anyone else to see, ever? Well, store it within the Hollow Spy Coin, of course! You can use it as a form of currency without being detected or charged for fraud, although that wouldn’t make real financial sense since the nickel alone will cost $30.
Our favorite portable ice maker is the Sentern Portable Countertop Clear. The quality of ice cubes this machine produces is above all the others we’ve looked at. Its superior insulation allows you to store ice in it for an extended period of time.
After careful evaluation or top choice is the ”[amazon. The five blade assemblies included in the initial purchase are doing an incredible job and will be more than enough for home-use.
Our favorite vegetable chopper is the Fullstar Mandoline Slicer. It offers a vegetable cutter, mandoline slicer, and spiralizer all in one package. On top of that you’ll get a large collection bin and it’s made from BPA-free plastic.
Our favorite mesh Wi-Fi system is the TP LINK Deco M5. It allows you to connect up to 100 devices and covers 5,500 square feet, which would even be enough for an office.
4 thoughts on “Hollow Spy Coins for those on a mission”
I can buy these things at the magic shop for $1.
Why pay $30!?
I think the $30 figure is counting the cost of the microSD card.
I wonder how much coke it can hold
that hacker that was interviewed in rolling stone magazine used one of those to get illegal data through customs. he’s currently on the run. It was a pretty interesting interview.
I can buy these things at the magic shop for $1.
Why pay $30!?
I think the $30 figure is counting the cost of the microSD card.
I wonder how much coke it can hold
that hacker that was interviewed in rolling stone magazine used one of those to get illegal data through customs. he’s currently on the run. It was a pretty interesting interview.