An awesome dark putty that is highly magnetic, and can do some crazy tricks. Neodymium Iron Boron magnet included. Seriously, this stuff is freaky

Be the hit at your next luau! A world-famous instrument synonymous with Hawaiian culture, this is the four-stringed ukulele and instructional DVD that teaches beginners to become proficient players. Get It Here: Hammacher Schlemmer

– Tasty fortune cookies with evil, cruel, and funny fortunes inside. – Wrappers are blank to blend in with any restaurant decor and surprise your target.

This is the watch that provides daily exercise guidance to help achieve personal fitness goals. An initial assessment test gauges overall fitness; maximum oxygen uptake and resting heart rate are evaluated. Two exercise programs that follow guidelines set by the American College of Sports Medicine–improving fitness and weight management–help guide the wearer before, during, and after exercise based upon results of the fitness test

At the most basic, zombie rights advocates believe that the living-challenged deserve the same treatment as we afford to living beings. Just because their desires are more focused now doesn’t mean that they shouldn’t be able to pursue and achieve the same happiness as others. Wear the shirt and protect Zombies rights now! Get One Here: Think Geek

Pretty clever, dontcha think? Get One Here: Hammacher Schlemmer

– Shoot a spitball at the notepad to figure out what you should do next. – Each page has 50 different “suggestions” to help you put stuff off until later.

This is the game of skill that challenges children to keep a steady hand over a robotic corkscrew course. Children simply turn the crank to power up the robot’s internal dynamo, then pass a metal wand over the twists of the antenna.

App Magnets are really cool square magnets that are very similar to the apps in your iDevice. You can build a pretend phone on your fridge.

This is the skatecycle–the next generation recreational vehicle that won an International Design Excellence Award and a permanent place in the Henry Ford Museum. It combines the foot control of snowboarding, the balanced turning of skateboarding, and the nimble, undulating movements of casterboarding.