By Andrew Liszewski
Back in August I brought you something called the ID Guard Stamp which was a run-of-the-mill ink stamp featuring a pattern of random characters allowing you to obfuscate private or important data before you disposed of a document. Well these Disney Eraser Rollers are essentially the same idea, with the cuteness dial cranked to eleven.
They come in a set of three featuring Stitch, Mickey Mouse and Winnie the Pooh rollers, and when dragged across a document each one will leave a trail of Disney-themed advertising behind it, based on the character you’re using. I’d say it would be perfect for kids, but how much private data are they needing to hide on a daily basis? And the overly cute characters and ink trails seem out of place for even the most laid back of corporations. But the final nail in the coffin would have to be the set’s $68 price tag (plus $19 for shipping) from the Japan Trend Shop. Too rich for my blood and too cute for my cold heart.
I'll wait for Eeyore to come out.
So, this is how they trick you into providing free advertising for them? Pretty sneaky.
Eeyore is gay? I did not know that.
I like the stitch one, but it's too faint to make out the details of it. Mickey and Winnie are easy to see. The price tag doesn't help either. I think I'll just buy https://ohgizmo.com/2009/08/28/id-guard-stam…. Thanks for relinking to your old review.
AWWW, fail.
haha, oh, that's great.
haha, oh, that's great.