ninja bunnies keep your headphone cords in check
filed under: gadgets | just plain fun | media players
September 12th, 2008 post a comment (6) stumble it! digg it! by: technabob
Ever get your headset wires snagged on your clothes or your bag while you’re on the move? Here’s a fun way to keep your cord from getting tangled as you saunter down the street to the sounds of your iPod.
This wouldn’t be the first time that I’ve seen a cord wrap for headphone wires, but this little guy is definitely my favorite.
There’s just something about these ninja bunny rabbit dudes that makes me smile every time I look at them.
These pint-sized, cable holding guys come to us courtesy of Korea’s J’Story (also featured this morning for their wonderful, whimsical organizer tabs).
Unfortunately, these cable manager ninja bunnies are only available in Korea at this point. If you want to get your hands on one, you’ll have to head on over to Korean retailer DCX, and hope you can find a way get them shipped them overseas. In the mean time, you’ll just have to admire them from afar.
September 12th, 2008 post a comment (6) stumble it! digg it! by: technabob
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Can I just point out that this is a copy/rip-off of the character ‘Ninja Bunny’ http://www.ninja-bunny.com
Wow. Dead ringers. Seems like you need to go beat some ass over in Korea.
or you could just make them yourself….
Just like to point out that ‘Ninja Bunny’ is a rip off of ‘Ninja Turtles’. I dont think this is the last time someone will combine Ninja + _______. Here are some ideas you guys can steal:
Ninja toaster
Ninja Ninja
Ninja Acountant
Ninja Gaiden.
@Philip Spence-
Take comfort in the fact that you are in good company: during my two years living in Korea, I have seen dozens of copyright violations and stolen logos. My favorites include the Hite beer drinking Hagar the Horrible and an exact copy of the old PBS logo on the side of a walk-in clinic. Disney characters are also fairly popular on clothing or crudely painted on schools and playground equipment.
I guess it’s not the same as finding your own character being manufactured into a cheap plastic trinket.