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Vegetable Flash Drives - From Peppers to Corn
Posted on Saturday, February 19, 2011 by Mommy Helper ผู้ช่วยคุณแม่มือใหม่
After having introduced fruit memory sticks, it seems only fair for veggie lovers to get their megabyte's worth too. And even if you're not into vegetables you may appreciate these funny designed flash drives as well. Let me show you the four known species.
First there are cabbage pen drives. Combined with your Usb port it flat out works instead of producing flatulence. The only type available seems to seem a Chinese cabbage.
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Similar looking we have Usb corn drives. Contribution 1Gb you can store all your corny pictures on them. To make it a step realer, you can even have one that's made Out of corn. To be exact, it's cornstarch turned into Pla - polylactic acid. In other words, it's biodegradable thermoplastic. So aside from displaying your love for nature with the shape of your Usb drive you can de facto make a difference with its mixture too.
Thirdly and more on the spicy side, there's chili pepper pen drives. Varying in the middle of 1-8Gb you can engage in some hot computer love. Just watch out that you don't get too fiery with them or both your port and pepper may lose their stamina.
Last but not least, as a must for every good vegetable plate, we have Usb carrot flash drives. In this case, the proverbial carrot and the stick turn out to be very literal as you juice up your law with up to 2Gb.
So what's missing? Here are my suggestions for hereafter vegetable flash drives: - Tomatoes (with the green as the Usb connector) - Mushrooms (with the cap at the lowest of the drive) - Cucumbers (making them longer than a quarterly memory stick)
As for now, we need to resort to the Usb vegetables already on the shop in order to resurrect our systems from any vegetative states. Which should be an easy thing to do because once plugged in, these flash drives are not like a vegetable at all and de facto come to be pretty active.
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