See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 07/14/09

Hide your keys by pushing them into the ground When it comes to hiding things, this can be done in many different ways. Camouflage or concealment are the most common ways to hide something and in more sophisticated situations cryptography can be used... See more

Hide your keys by pushing them into the ground When it comes to hiding things, this can be done in many different ways. Camouflage or concealment are the most common ways to hide something and in more sophisticated situations cryptography can be used to hide the content of a message. Hiding money is also common but sometimes can lead to very large problems when discovered (or if you forget where your money is hidden). Rather than the old standard under-the-doormat or inside a plastic rock, this fake inground sprinkler head offers a good place to put a set of spare keys or maybe an emergency USB flash drive. It looks like a regular sprinkler head and the tough water-tight plastic case holds multiple keys. * Looks like a regular sprinkler head * Tough water-tight plastic case holds multiple keys * Screw cap * Dimensions: 3.5" x 1.3" dia. (8.9 x 3.3cm) | ThinkGeek staff thinks you'll like... See less

Highlights: $5.99

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 07/14/09

Laser helps you get straight cuts in paper and fabric Okay, so we're not quite at the point in the future where everyone has their own flying car and, possibly more disappointing, we don't have personal laser cutting instruments. But judging by the... See more

Laser helps you get straight cuts in paper and fabric Okay, so we're not quite at the point in the future where everyone has their own flying car and, possibly more disappointing, we don't have personal laser cutting instruments. But judging by the way people drive while still on the ground, we're probably not ready for flying cars or laser cutting instruments for that matter. Still, a geek has to dream about such things, right? For now we will go with these Laser Guided Scissors, that will at least help you make some straight cuts. The built-in Laser helps you get straight cuts in paper and fabric, whether gift wrapping or working on a project at home or in the office. See less

Highlights: $17.99

See this at: widewidths.com| Added on 03/04/09

* Tailored riding boot with 1 1/4" heel and 14" shaft height * Available in black leather (shown) or chocolate brown leather (coming soon). * SUPER WIDE CALF CIRCUMFERENCE (see below) * Cushioned insole, full side zipper, tricot lining, and flexible... See more

* Tailored riding boot with 1 1/4" heel and 14" shaft height * Available in black leather (shown) or chocolate brown leather (coming soon). * SUPER WIDE CALF CIRCUMFERENCE (see below) * Cushioned insole, full side zipper, tricot lining, and flexible manmade non-slip sole * Please measure your calf before ordering! * International consumers please go to this link for US size conversions See less

Highlights: Price: $179.99

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 07/14/09

Zzzzz...huh, wha? #@$%!! Come back here! Sleep. The demesne of Hypnos and Morpheus. Once the playground for the exhausted geek, now a wasteland of antiproductivity. Are you writing code? No. Are you pwning n00bs? No. Are you farming gold so you can... See more

Zzzzz...huh, wha? #@$%!! Come back here! Sleep. The demesne of Hypnos and Morpheus. Once the playground for the exhausted geek, now a wasteland of antiproductivity. Are you writing code? No. Are you pwning n00bs? No. Are you farming gold so you can buy that mount in Silvermoon? No. Sleep when you die, man. Staying awake is the only way to get things done anymore. So when your weekly intake of REM is limited to the single digits, you need an effective waking mechanism. Something to jog your mind as well as your body in an effort to pump blood back to your extremities and grey matter. Clocky is here! All Hail Clocky! This little wonderful wheeled alarm clock started as an engineering student's project. Having trouble waking up herself, Gauri Nanda developed Clocky to shriek annoyingly and effectively, waking you up. The fun doesn't end there, kiddies. It leaps off of your night stand, and drives around your room, making random turns and racing away from your grasp. Now you have to get... See less

See this at: homedepot.com| Added on 02/24/09

The EntreeAir Door Frame Fan is a simple way to improve ventilation or share the air from your fireplace or room air conditioner. The fan installs in the doorframe with 2 screws, included, and still allows the door to shut without removing the fan.... See more

The EntreeAir Door Frame Fan is a simple way to improve ventilation or share the air from your fireplace or room air conditioner. The fan installs in the doorframe with 2 screws, included, and still allows the door to shut without removing the fan. The fan has a 10 Ft. cord with inline switch for No/Off operation. When you want a simple way to gently push air into a room the EntreeAir Door Frame Fan is unique! * Safe, efficient, and effective way to move air from one room to anther. * Mounts easily in any door frame and works great in recreational vehicles. * Quiet operation, simple installation, in-line on/off power switch, approximately 100CFM. * UL and ETL Listed * MFG Brand Name : ENTREEAIR * MFG Model # : RR100 * MFG Part # : RR100 See less

Highlights: $21.96/EA Each