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March 13, 2007

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» USB Mouse Provides Electrocution as a Bonus from Gizmodo
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mq1986

Do these really tone your muscles? I assume that some hyperbole is involved, but if they have any effect whatsoever, I might be interested in purchasing them for the sole purpose of attaining that six-pack I've been dreaming of getting without, you know, exercise and dieting.

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