ThinkGeek is featuring an interesting article for those of you that are chronically hurried in the morning.
Or those of you that have a penchant for efficiency. Or more simply, those of you that are quite lazy and would rather do two things in one go whenever possible. Behold Shower Shock, caffeinated soap.
You read right. It’s a vegetable based glycerine soap that packs caffeine. And no, you don’t eat it. The caffeine gets absorbed through your skin. Each bar is good for about 12 servings… er, showers, each one at 200 miligrams of caffeine.
And that, my friends, is very cool.
Check out ThinkGeek’s review
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But, tell me my friend… do you remember what you used to listen to, before you even discovered CDs? Have you forgotten all the hours of melodious delight provided you by your ever faithful cassettes? They haven’t forgotten you, even if you have. They’re still around somewhere, gathering dust, and they would like nothing more than an opportunity to make the jump into that shiny white box you now so lovingly carry around with you everywhere. Dont you feel sorry for abandoning them this way?
Conversely, such mundane things as the love of flowers is referred to in academia as “anthophilia”. Which brings me to my point, that the love of wine also has a designated term. If the thought of spending more than 24 hours away from your most beloved bottle of wine gives you cold sweats, you’re most likely an “enophile”. Either that, or you should start considering a program with the number 12 in it.
You know what they say, “When it’s free, it tastes better!” Indeed it does and this time, it’s anti-spyware software from none other than Microsoft. About time something from them comes for free. 
This one’s pretty self-explanatory. You’re out traipsing around the city and you’d like to know if there’s a WiFi connection without having to remove your laptop from it’s carrying case. Simply press the button on the WiFi Seeker, and it’ll let you know if there’s anything within 300 meters. It’ll even give you signal strength, from 1(bad) to 4(good).
We the good folk at OhGizmo! would never condone such illegal activities as downloading movies from the internet. To do so would be tentamount to murdering whole film carpenter’s families, as some commercials make explicitely clear. That being said, I find it necessary to write a couple of lines about the best darn Divx enabled DVD player on the market right now.
