Heeey!
These guys are classmates of mine -- I'm a sophomore at Olin college and they made this last semester as their project for a class called POE (principles of engineering). There were a ton of awesome projects implemented for the class, with the only restrictions being that every project had to have a mechanical, electrical, and software component.

Other projects from that same semester included a CNC cake decorator (which also got a little press: http://hackaday.com/2011/01/05/cnc-cake-decorator/), an automatic sundae machine, a mechanical implementation of pacman, and my team's (not so useful, but awesome) dancing kinetic flower sculpture: http://kineticflower.weebly.com/gallery.html

cat ladder!

Denshoku Black!
It's so pretty. :)

We have one of these for our two cats - it was at our house when we moved in but we didn't know what it was, until our cats started using it all the time. :)

Denshoku black!
Thank you.

Negative Silver!

I'll be so happy if the randomizer chooses me! :D

Negative Silver+MultiLED

I'm going to enter every one of these. *crosses fingers and hopes ftw*

Yay. Clear Nekura Scramble please. xD

My black lab smiles and wags his butt whenever we come home. The problem is that it scares other people because when he smiles he shows all of his very large, pointy teeth, and if you didn't know better you'd think he was ready to eat you.

They're all so interesting, but I like the new Nekura Scramble the best. Thank you!

Wow I think I've fallen in love - these watches are so cool! (very expensive though, methinks).

If I could choose any watch on that site (haha, for free, which I guess is currently a possibility), it would definately be the Radio Active - Active Reactor one: it defies the laws of dorkiness and enters a whole new realm of its own. It couldn't be better.

First thing I would do with it? (theoretically, of course)...I'd walk into a nuclear energy plant, spill some glowing green silly putty in the lobby, and start flipping out and screaming incoherently while prominently displaying my awesome radioactive detector watch in panic. Heehee...It would be totally worth it. (theoretically, of course....)