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Here’s something a geek would give his masculine friend as a gift: Dave’s Gourmet Adjustable Heat Hot Sauce ($19). Yep, now your sauce’s heat is adjustable - from slightly spicy to quite fiery hell:

This is thanks to an innovative pump spray that mixes the sauce from the bottle’s two compartments in varying proportions. Twist the pump all the way and you get scorching sauce, turn it down and a dash of not-so-hot sauce is introduced into the mix.

You know, here at Me, My Coke & I we mainly concentrate on gadgets, but who doesn’t like to go bizzare sometimes?

What better present for the person who has everything than a poignant reminder that they want for nothing? This lovingly crafted vial of emptiness is filled to the brim with unfettered nothingness. Free from the burden of possessions, the weight of responsibility, Nothing is as idiotic as it is brilliant.

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This ultimate massage chair sells for $4,500, and there’s a justification for that - it has nomerous features that you surely won’t find in any other comfort chair. It has a blue LED control panel that allows you to set Acupoint Detection System on for personalized massage combined with one of the following preprogrammed massages:

� Full Body Sore Muscle Relief
� Sports & Back Therapy
� Leg-Foot-Hip Therapy
� Neck-Shoulder Relief
� After-Work Stretch
� Morning Wake-Up
� Nighttime Soothing

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Some people just like to look all VIP and mysterious, with this briefcase, their wants are very likely to be achieved with it’s steel-like aluminum cover. From ther other hand, some people are a bit paranoid when it gets to their newly pursued laptop, and this should be served as well.

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Yep, you guessed it right - that’s another iPod accessory product. earBuddy ($15) is simply a jewelry-box sized, though tough keychain holder for your iPod earbuds.

Truth is - we all love music; But a businessman surely wouldn’t feel to comfortable walking around his office or going to a meeting with messy loose wires tangeled from his ears. This is one of the reasons the iPod Tie ($39) is such a great idea. Availble in red, pink or navy blue.

The commuter tie features a pocket on the reverse to hold your iPod Nano or MP3 player and an extra fabric loop to keep headphone wires out of sight and close to your body. 100% Silk.

If you like to drink your perfect hot chocolate or nescafe cup before going to work or bed, you know how much it really sucks to find all of the delicious stuff sitting in a saturated clump on the bottom of their mug.

This one doesn’t even require you to make the stirring yourself, it’s self-stirring at 3,000 RPM’s. Available for $30 here.

frequent-drinkers know that not having a bottle opener at midnight, just before your friends gathering is gonna start really sucks. What about having a really slim (1.2mm) Bottle Opener (�£4) in your wallet?

Single yet shy people should try this, it’s said to be the ring that does the talking for you, if you want to hint about your martial status, and if you want to hint you want to change, this rather stylish, modern ring ($56) might actually help you.

Before all you sceptical singletons start to dismiss this chic little ring as some sort of Billy no mates-orientated gimmick, listen up: the Singelringen-wearing community is currently growing at a rate of around 4,000 per month and there are 20,000 wearers in 17 countries worldwide.

Maybe as a kid you never dreamed to get your nerd-idol, but today’s kids get everything. Like these of Bill Gates & Steve Jobs. Notice the shape of the heads?

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Tags: Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Apple, Microsoft, Toys
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