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August 13, 2007

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» Relief Your Stress With This USB Gadget from DDSquare.com
If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to our RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!In need to release all the stress thats within you? Try this USB Stress Button from Solid Alliance. The gadget comes in 3 different mode namely the Explosion mod... [Read More]

» Solid Alliance USB Stress Button Actually Does Something from Gizmodo
Unlike the bullshit button or the Staples' Easy Button, this Solid Alliance USB Stress Button actually does something. When hooked up, pressing the button alternates between Explosion, Punch-out, and Worksheet mode. Explosion counts down and makes an e... [Read More]

» Japan: Solid Alliance USB Stress Button Actually Does Something from Gizmodo
Unlike the bullshit button or the Staples Easy Button, this Solid Alliance USB Stress Button actually [Read More]

» USB Stress Button puts your temper somewhere safe from Shiny Shiny
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» Sometimes Life Needs a Stress Button from The Gadgets Weblog
Lets face it, work can be stressful. Particularly when you work at an office full of nitwits. To provide release, the folks at Solid Alliance (site in Japanese) provides us with a USB Stress Button. Since I dont read... [Read More]

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kungfupiggy

I want be a PANIC button!

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