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...magnetic bracelet/choker from designer Terrence Kelleman. It's entirely held together by magnetic force! This means that the 67 individual magnets are free to arrange and customize into a variety of design combinations and patterns. Not to mention that you can create both chokers and bracelets of varying lengths for a custom fit. I bet I could make my own as a cool present, but it's kinda dangerous since everyone I know is laced with data. Link.
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...magnetic bracelet/choker from designer Terrence Kelleman. It's entirely held together by magnetic force! This means that the 67 individual magnets are free to arrange and customize into a variety of design combinations and patterns. Not to mention that you can create both chokers and bracelets of varying lengths for a custom fit. I bet I could make my own as a cool present, but it's kinda dangerous since everyone I know is laced with data. Link.
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Aug 6, 2005 12:10 AM
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Just two weeks ago my son Isaac, less than 5 years old, made a necklace and bracelet set very similar to this out of his Kinectics magnet toy set. He gave them as a present to his mother. I'll post a picture of his later.
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but it's kinda dangerous since everyone I know is laced with data
Yeah Phil, your army of aibo's wouldnt like that very much. Thats like the kryptonite of all things containing magnetically stored data.
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