Magnetic Thinking Putty: Bouncing Putty infused with magnetic properties Thinking putty with mind-blowing magnetic properties Overview: Magnetic Thinking Putty takes regular "silly" putty and turns its awesomeness up to 11. Like any other putty, it can be stretched, bounced, molded, popped, and torn. However, when this putty is in the presence of a magnetic field, it exhibits fascinating properties. Millions of tiny micron-sized magnets are embedded in each handful of Magnetic Thinking Putty. Ages 8+. Features & specs: Dimensions (metal container): 4" diameter x 1.375" tallPutty weight: 3.2 ouncesIncludes strong ceramic magnet Ages 8+Made in the USA Magnetic Thinking Putty is infused with millions of micron-sized (one-millionth of a meter) magnetic particles. Use the included magnet to pull tendrils of the putty in all directions. Use the included ceramic magnet to control tendrils of your Magnetic Thinking Putty like a snake charmer. Bounce, stretch, and tear Magnetic Thinking Putty like any other "normal" putty. Playing with magnets is just plain fun. A: Nope.
Joke: Off To Get Married | 4 Dudes (Build 20100401080539) On their way to getting married, a young couple is involved in a fatal car accident. They find themselves sitting outside the Pearly Gates, waiting for St. Peter to process them into Heaven. While waiting, they begin to wonder: Could they possibly get married in Heaven? When St. Peter shows up, they ask him. The couple sit and wait, and wait. After yet another month, St. 'Great!' St. 'What's wrong?' 'OH, COME ON!' Also: Odometer Preplanning! Check out: Artwork from a Single Sheet of Paper!
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Feel Good Friday – Week 5 » The Click Collective Friday, February 24, 2012 Welcome back to Feel Good Friday #5! The CC girls have been really touched by your response to our new blog and features, so this week we’re taking a rest to sit back and enjoy the lovely images you’ve been posting on our Facebook page. Our lovely sister group, She Clicks, have also been sending in their FGF images from all corners of the globe and nothing makes us happier than seeing how photography unites us all. Next week we’ll be bringing you our first guest interview from an international fashion photographer whose work just blows us away – truly inspiring. Have a great weekend everyone, and keep posting your feel good images! Helen Yin (Australia; member of ‘She Clicks’) Gareth Heesom Siegrid Cain (Austria; member of ‘She Clicks’) Debbie Harris Lindsay Broadley Emma Hillier Natalia Campbell (New Zealand; member of ‘She Clicks’) Maggie Stapper Sarah Gardner Angela Whitehead Sally Langstaff Alyson Andrew Az Alg (Kuwait City; member of ‘She Clicks’) Vanilla Pie Photography