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ohgizmo.com - 11/6/2008

iSnow Makes Sure That You’re Always Prepared For A Snowball Fight

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By Luke Anderson Do you guys remember that comic strip where Calvin saved up a snowball all summer, just so he could throw it at Susie? Well unfortunately saving up a snowball for any length of time is a difficult task. I believe my one attempt as a child was quickly foiled by my parents, ...

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geekalerts.com - 11/5/2008

iSnow - Make Your Own Snow

— geekalerts.com — If you can’t stand waiting for the snow to fall, or maybe you are living in a... part of the world where you simply don’t have this kind of cold weather, try the iSnow DIY snow. You can create your own white snow by adding some ... (more) iSnow - Make Your Own Snow

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dvice.com - 11/6/2008

iSnow lets you make your own snow whenever you want a dash of winter

— dvice.com — Global warming got you down? Missing the snow-covered holidays of your youth? It seems like White Christmases... are fewer and farther between these days. And while you can't control the weather (yet) , you can make yourself some snow to feel a little ... (more) iSnow lets you make your own snow whenever you want a ...

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geekalerts.com - 10/31/2008

Snowball Blaster

— geekalerts.com — This portable toy blaster is capable of making and launching up to 50 softball-sized snowballs - “allowing... rapid, long-range assaults during neighborhood snowball confrontations.” Simply place snow in the forming chamber and ... (more) Snowball Blaster

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iSnow
Tech Blog — ... If you can't get enough of the powdery stuff this winter, iSnow is just for you. It's basically "a non-toxic polymer material which can be used to create artificial snow -- just add a bit of water." Video after the break. The material is reusable, so you can create snowballs over and over again, provided you scoop up the remains and keep them safe. [via OhGizmo]