Ninja Drive
At $125, the only thing GeekStuff4U's Ninja thumbdrive gets stealthy with is your wallet!
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MarkM
#1 – 10:44 AM September 21, 2009
so, how sick am I?
first thing i thought of was that this product
can only result in a news article wherein a kid
gets shot by a scared cop who mistakes the drive
for a weapon.
Enochrewt
#2 – 11:55 AM September 21, 2009
How big is the drive? For $125 it needs to be 32GB and the Kunai part had better be mall-knife-store quality. I doubt it's either.
Halloween Jack
#3 – 12:25 PM September 21, 2009
Eventually, we'll be seeing this again, on the BB mothership, as the latest thing that some kid gets expelled for bringing it to school.
DSMVWL THS
#4 – 11:02 PM September 21, 2009
The TSA will love it too, no doubt.
Anonymous Anonymous
#5 – 7:48 AM September 22, 2009
Carrying an item that looks like a realistic knife is a crime in the UK, as well as the more authoritarian municipalities in North America.
Enochrewt
#6 – 3:06 PM September 23, 2009
#5: I'd like an example of one of these municipalities you speak of, I can't think of a single place that would freak out about a 3 inch long blunt piece of metal.