Embrace the Dark Side

by KodefuGuru 30. June 2009 23:57

I’m trying to win the grand prize for June on Community Credit, and I get 5000 points for linking to there. Here’s what I’m trying to win!

Embrace the Dark Side
Embrace the dark side every day with this animated Darth Vader USB hub. His eyes light up red as he moves his head from side to side and performs his trademark heavy breathing. Push button activation or select random intervals throughout the day. Plug a peripheral in and Vader activates to the sound of a light saber

Remember, if you’re writing blog posts, presenting, or volunteering for the community in any form; you too can win stupid prizes for smart people!

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