It baffles me why this commercial was banned. There are other commercials that would be considered racy, suggestive, or provocative but this commercial is mild relatively speaking.

What exactly is Twitter? Some people don't get what Twitter is about and this visual guide is probably the best illustration of the many uses of Twitter.

Since my previous post covered Ninja Star push pins I might as well follow it up with Ninja Star magnets. I know that some people would rather use a whiteboard than a corkboard (and some use both) so these magnets would be better for them.

Sick and tired of your regular colored push pins? You can go out and buy some of those cutesy push pins at PowerBooks or Fully Booked. But, if you think of yourself as a masculine type who wouldn't bother with anything saccharine or cheesy, then these Ninja Star push pins are probably meant for you.

Not actually a business card but these mini figurines (minifigs) are what Lego staffers are given to hand out to their clients. Their names are in front while the details are at the back. I wonder how they carry them around? Do they just store a couple in their pocket?

I'd like to get several of these coins to store my MicroSD cards but they're a bit pricey at $30 per coin. I'm almost 100% sure that if you get caught with one of these coins at an international airport the TSA will surely scan the contents of the MicroSD card. I wish they had the coins in my own currency, the Philippine Peso.