The metal surface is more conducive to magnet research during work hours than a wood surface.
The vidio of some one playing with those is interesting to watch.
I like how this idea evolved so that I can use my wooden board again. I’m so happy. Thank you all. The plexiglass idea was lame.
yer welcome 
Look what else is still for sale. Moon boots.
http://www.moon-boots.com/
These were the only boots I ever liked. They were lightweight and kept feet toasty warm in the worst possible condition.
Also, I solved this problem without buying anything (totally green). I open a drawer full of hanging files, drop a narrow binder on top of the files and I have a small but functional writing surface.
Or this:
It’s so nice to have a thing around the house…
Is this at a flesh mortification park?
Does this count as a gadget?
http://moller.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=49&Itemid=57
I’ll take the easy way, and it’s real imitation flavours. I’ve always wanted a lab coat with my name on it and a slide rule in the pocket.
Yes, but in the video he carbonates milk! (among other things)
Buttermilk has bubbles, but I admit it will get even more when ya add baking soda.
What a fascinating concept. Maybe. I think.
Only a German could conceive of such a concept, I can see it now, the “Park Bench Murders.” Put some money in the timer, duct tape your victim to the bench and walk away.
Looks like someone’s cutting corners. Nothing like the good old days:
A good meditation chair is hardly a murder weapon.
We loved fizzies. They are still for sale but unfortunately, the local purveyor went out of business right before I knew this. We ate fizzies. They were nu-cu-lar compared to Pop Rocks.
Hey, I remember that. We were warned to not swallow them too soon lest, fizzing away uncontrollably within, we explode and Mom would have to clean that up - definitely not a way to stay on her good side. But they were good for some alarmingly-hued foaming at the mouth. It was really gross. 