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Birthday Celebration: Is it a must?

mcnathan @mcNathan (186) • Philippines 22 Feb 19

I was born and grown up not used of celebrating with parties, buy new gadgets and everything and with lots of foods in the table for all dear friends and relatives everytime I celebrates my bitrthday. But, I don't understand with...

birthday parties

delicious foods

birthday celebration

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Fighting with the Nicer Dicer.

marguicha @marguicha (230350) • Chile 27 Aug 18

Today, among the things I bought, I finally decided to buy a Nicer Dicer. The idea is to have small dices of onions, potatoes, carrots you name it. You can also slice, grate and do other things with a minimum effort. This...

kitchen gadgets

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Samsung new flexible Mobile Phone

springs @springs (923) • India 31 Jan 16

I just saw the new mobile going to be launched by samsung the largest mobile producer.The phone is like a slim sheet our technology is increasing we can fold the mobile,twist it,roll it you can do anything.I think it is going to...

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what will you invent?

isohyeoh @isohyeoh (223) • Philippines 12 Jul 12

Phileas Fogg was told that everything was already been invented. But he proved his comrades were wrong. This was decades ago (Around the world In 80 Days)but man never ran out of what to invent. The world is flooding with...

ideas for invention

share your inventions

what more to invent

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Do you Prefer to stay upto date with changing technology or just stick to....

prajnith @prajnith (941) • India 18 Sep 08

So do you prefer to stay upto date with currently changing computer world,gadgets etc or just stick to what ever is necessary . for example getting new cell phones , buying new model of computer that was just released or even...

new cell phones

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Would you buy an ear scope? LOL.. you have to see this new gadget!

shywolf @shywolf (4514) • United States 1 Mar 07

What will they think of next? Now there is a gadget called an 'ear scope' that you can buy for around $140, which combines a small ear pick with a camera so that you can 'watch' what you're digging around for in your ear. No,...

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