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The Top 10 Weirdest USB Drives Ever

Posted by Zonk on from the mmmm-dimsum dept.

Ant writes "Fosfor Gadgets lists the top weirdest USB drives ever, including photographs. Sushi and shrimps look yummy." From the article: "We start off with the least weird USB drive, and it's the iDuck from the Japanese company Solid Alliance. They are available in six different colors and the version on the picture even lights up when it's plugged in. It's cute so it's not that hard to understand why it's popular, right?"

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  1. twisted? by caffeinemessiah · · Score: 5, Funny
    at first, i thought "oh what's the big deal? you can stick a little flash drive ANYWHERE these days"

    but then ...

    Rip the head of the cute Barbie doll, and plug it into your PC.

    can you say TWISTED???

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    1. Re:twisted? by Jeng · · Score: 5, Funny

      Oh C'mon, like who hasn't ripped off Barbies head?

      Though I think they have it backwards, the head should be the drive, pluggin the body in is just absurd.

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    2. Re:twisted? by kfg · · Score: 5, Funny

      Shouldn't the memory be stored in the head?

      Of a Barbie!?

      KFG

    3. Re:twisted? by Mehtuus · · Score: 4, Funny

      Speaking of body, what about these?

      USB Dildo ?
      USB Dildo with Bluetooth...

      Theres more than one... lol

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  2. Before you post on how vapid this story is... by Quirk · · Score: 5, Funny
    remember it's friday night and you're reading /.

    Anything, even the weirdest USB drives ever, could only improve on the sad, shallow life you now lead.

    except for me, uhmmm... I'm doing research... drawing statistical relevance from the /. polls.

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  3. If this is the weirdest they've got, then by Council · · Score: 4, Funny

    I never thought I'd find myself saying this, but I just don't think the internet is weird enough.

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  4. USB Elmo knows your name... by Chris+Bradshaw · · Score: 5, Funny
    I'm suprised the "My Personalized Elmo (Special Spyware Edition)" hasn't made the list... Check this out.

    http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000100066100/

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  5. Forget the thumb drive! by Khyber · · Score: 4, Funny

    They need a middle-finger USB drive. At least that way I know what my computer's trying to tell me everytime windows crashes!

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  6. Weird? Weird! by paul248 · · Score: 4, Funny

    I think that guy definitely needs a thesaurus.

  7. I'm still waiting by AutopsyReport · · Score: 4, Funny

    I'm still waiting for a USB penis so I can finally shut everyone up by showing that my e-penis is as big as I've been claiming for years.

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  8. Re:What would be stranger by xstonedogx · · Score: 4, Funny

    if you could actualy eat the usb drive (the shrimp not the thumb) ones.

    You're responding to The Amazing Fishboy, you insensitive clod!

  9. Re:iDisk by neurojab · · Score: 5, Funny

    Has anyone out there ever used a usb drive this small, and was it effective?

    It's convenient, but the bits are so small.

    I concur. I used it to store a Word document (a research paper). When I read it off the disk, the average font size had gone from 12 to 6. That's some serious bit shrinkage. The shrinkage seems to occur in all the critical places.

    I used one to store my bank account information, and found that my money was convered from dollars to cents.

    However, that doesn't compare to the horrors that will befall the user that attempts to use this drive to store their pr0n collection, and views the result.