I’m not ashamed to admit, that I still enjoy a fun bath every once in awhile. My old school G.I Joe boat back from the 80’s is still running good, and I’m still taking it to Cobra on the water. There is a new toy that has been released by Gadget4All.com, that’s not only fun, but helps gauge your water temperature. Ok, so this particular toy is pretty much only going to be used to provide babies with safe water, but they’ll still find it cute to look at. I, on the other hand will still have my G.I  Joe commander boat to have fun with.

The Swiss Army Knife has seen an interesting history. The original knife started out as wood grain, with just a blade, screwdrive, and can-opener. These are still main staples of the knife to this day, but throughout the years, the Swiss Army Knife has made significant upgrades. It’s latest one, is definitely a device for handy use in the 21st century. Chinavasion, is selling a new version of the popular knife, with a USB flash drive attached to it. The flash drive is 8 GB in size, and can come in handy whenever you’re out in the woods with your laptop. The knife is $44.38, which actually isn’t a bad deal for a knife and 8 GB USB flash drive combo.

The Onion, gives us a captivating story of Blockbuster’s cold hard look into the past. They show how the rental business used to require people to actually leave their homes and rent movies at a store. It’s so crazy to think how far we’ve come, and how the internet has really made a difference.

For gamers there’s no cool training montages like boxing with the Rocky movies. There’s never really any inspirational preparation. If there is preparation, it’s usually guzzling down energy drinks so we can stay awake to get further in our games. Xtensor is looking to change that, with their new Game Hand Exerciser. It’s a pretty easy exercise that will help with your hand coordination and reflexes. Just strap it on to all of your fingers, and extend out, and back in. This will help with muscle memory, and give you that upper hand against all the n00bs out there. ThinkGeek, has it available for $39.99.