7649 Views | Posted March 16th 2007 by Andrew
From the site: “Bend him, twist him, twirl him, or just strike a pose. Bhender, as we would like to call him, is a flexible robot clock perfect as a desk companion. His arms and legs can be bent to any position and his hands are mini alligator clips to hold up notes, photos or messages. His head is a mini analogue alarm clock to remind you when it’s time for lunch.”
The Flexible Robot Clock measures 90 x 40x 160mm and retails at A$19.95 from here.
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That would be a great desk toy for work but I can just imagine the kind of positions it would be put in or notes that would be put in it’s hands by co-workers while I’m away from my desk.
lol Yes I can imagine the positions too, Stu. Cool for holding post-it notes, though (that said, whatever I write on those always gets mislaid so I have more chance of remembering things by NOT writing them on post-its and yet they are everywhere).