Flying Alarm Clock from ThinkGeek

nice
i think i need that

If my uncle had one of those, the noise would never stop, because the flying part would get lost in his garbage heap of a room.

In my room, the dog would get off my bed, go after it, & run off with it, waking up everyone else in the process.

i got this for xmas and when i was setting the clock the alarm kept going off and the thing kept flying away so i had to jam it back in ever time and so the next day i wake up to it, lose the propeller behind my nightstand and i try jamming my finger into the spinny thing. u press the snooze button and rip the batteries out. when i tried to fix it later today, the motor is like broken and the propeller cant get a good spin and it just drops off when it starts up

Pretty ingenious, but at the same time, if I bought one of those, my roommates would tell me to throw it out or they would kick me out of the apartment after about a week.

Yeah, you're right, Kittens. But.... for an object to fly upwards and then freeze in the air, it has to be programmed, meaning - computer memory. Also, I assume you'd have to charge this 'flying clock' and always remember to upplug it bfore bed. Sounds like an easy $200, $300

Since I posted that I bought a "Zen Alarm Clock" (google it with quotes), and it's freaking fantastic.

I put it across the room and I simply cannot sleep through it, so mission accomplished. It also doesn't fill my first four waking hours with black hatred the way other alarms do.

It's true, this isn't a product for the faint of heart. Don't feel bad if you can't take it.

damn,i was hoping it would like,i dunno,when it goes of it hovers like a foot in the air ? i would gladly pay up to 50 bucks for that :)

Douglas Adams, Jim Butcher, and Robert Jordan on his nightstand. The funny thing is those are in the bookshelf right next to my bed, too.

yuppers ^^