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Stonehenge sundial watch with compass

Runs like clockwork after 5,000 years.
About 5,000 years ago (we think) the mysterious druids (we think) built the monumental Stonehenge in the South of England. But it's not until now you can carry the entire thing in your pocket with you in the form of this pocket sundial watch that shows the monument as (we think) the druids saw it. Aim the dial towards the North (compass included) and read the time on the model Stonehenge (sunlight required). If there's an overcast, or night, you can always use the regular watch on the outside of the case. Available at Things You Never Knew Existed for USD 39,98 with a matching chain.

If you can't be bothered to spin your own cone.
This is a motorized spinning ice cream cone (or cone holder, one might suppose). Perfect for those really laid back summer days on the porch. And for all of you who don't think this is true, the thing has a US patent and is for sale at a measly USD 8,99 on the Random Accents netstore.

Moneyman, Geekman and Bossman action figures

The geek shall inherit the Earth. Maybe...
When it comes to superheroes Spiderman or The Fantastic Four may be the flavor of the day, but in a few years you'll have forgotten all about them. This guy, on the other hand, has been news ever since the 20's. It's like they say; "quality never goes out of style". Neither does Albert here. If you want the Albert Einstein action figure he's available from, among other places, Think Geek for USD 7,99. And if Einie is not your hero, how about the Moneyman, Geekman or Bossman action figures?

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